zeven7

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by zeven7 5y ago
No
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Some people might even say bombing hospitals of your enemies isn't off limits. Those people would be the Russian politicians. Let's do better.
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by zeven7 5y ago
Android alphabetical names seem fine.
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by zeven7 5y ago
So it took 7 more years with Bush. Again, not comparable to Putin - not even close.
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For a mad man who's going to lose anyway, what does he care if he takes the whole world with him?
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But then he got replaced 4 years later. Unlike what happened in Russia.
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> Ukrainians who started firing at a Russian convoy with RPGs. The way this is phrased makes it sound like the Russian convoy was minding its own business and suddenly Ukrainians started picking a fight -- which is clearly not the case.
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by zeven7 5y ago
> You have to code as if someone you don't want will be reading it. That should be standard practice no matter where your code is, Github or not.
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by zeven7 5y ago
It sounds about right to me. The person replying to you is assuming you don't want to spend any of the $2 mil and only live on interest and being very conservative. 5% a year historically makes sense. Years where you don't get tha
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by zeven7 5y ago
Though special relativity was coming no matter what, I don't think we would have had general relativity without Einstein for at least another couple decades, likely longer. We would have had it without Hilbert. Hilbert got the key insi
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Run just /^\/[js]\/(\d+)\/?$/.exec("something") in the console
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I definitely don't think modern diets are better than what I imagine Native Americans ate hundreds of years ago. Venison sounds like a very healthy staple in a diet.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Outlier You should make sure you understand what outliers are. The fact that you can name people from outside modern times that lived a long time is meaningless to the discussion.
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Does NYC count as left? I went in after having diarrhea/vomit for 2 days, and all they did was give me a Covid test and send me away. I'm vaccinated. This was months ago, before omicron and the uptick in breakthrough cases. As a v
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We're just starting the 20s. I don't think I ever heard of the decade from 1910 to 1919 being referred to as the 10s, but I definitely heard of the 20s. Maybe the first 20 years of a century are kind of hard to name, so, yeah it&#
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I know that there were many people who stayed interested through 4 years of bear market
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I didn't read all of those links. The first one looked like it had to do with having to transfer patients around. I skimmed the first few paragraphs and admittedly don't understand the problem but it's hard to find the direct
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Devils advocate: If these are people that work around sick people all the time, couldn't many of them have already contracted and defeated Covid before the vaccines were available? Doesn't that offer a decent level of immunity (so
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Okay, well what I say refers to the US which has had general availability of the vaccine for a long time now. I would not argue places where people haven't had access to the vaccine should go back to normal yet.
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Which hospitals in the US are overwhelmed? Keep the hospitals open, treat people who are sick, give vaccines to people who will accept them. We've had this vaccine for about a year now. Either people who are vaccinated should return to
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Agreed. But the sad state of the world now is that many are still trying to figure out how to score political points. The virus that hit us in March 2020 was bad, but it's not March 2020 anymore. We need to move on as a society.
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Now that's a movie I'd watch
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I am not a chess player, but as a go player who has played on several different servers, all of that can be true and it can still be easier to compare progress relative to a real world association on one server vs another. ajkjk's poin
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Maybe some people are flexible and just like to have a random day off every once in a while and don't care so much exactly if it's a certain day or not
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I know that's something people say, but that doesn't actually give me the information I need to be informed about how secure or insecure it is and how hard it is to bypass.
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Is modern facial recognition any better or is it also considered bad to use for anything sensitive?
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I disagree. My grandfather was happily typing websites into search bars long before the two bars were combined into one. Users weren't taught to do this any more than babies were taught to cry.
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I don't understand why this isn't the norm. It seems obvious that if you ignore them, they'll go away. But nobody's trying it.
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I'm not a Facebook user, and I'm a casual HN user. I heard Facebook was down, so I checked HN. I bet that's the source of the problem. If you know about HN and you hear Facebook's down, you check HN to see what people ar
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Radiolab just had an interesting episode on how we used to use leaded gasoline and how it resulted in lead being everywhere . https://www.wnycstudios.org/podcasts/radiolab/articles/heavy...

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