666lumberjack

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by 666lumberjack 9mo ago
The median legendary pokemon in any given generation is typically quite mediocre in terms of viability/power, so I'm not sure it's quite correct to say that most tiers are free of legendaries. Even in ZU, the lowest possible
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by 666lumberjack 3y ago
That is a seriously impressive amount of power. In case anyone else is curious, it apparently provided fuel for about one hundred nuclear reactors, from that power. https://www.world-nuclear-news.org/Articles/Orano-to
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by 666lumberjack 3y ago
This seems to amount to: 1. They purportedly did a really shitty job of handling a report of CSAM 14 years ago. 2. They have the same problem with occasional abhorrent content every platform for user-submitted content has, except that they&
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by 666lumberjack 3y ago
Not the person you responded to, but this[1] is a very thorough and well-sourced criticism of the person behind the campaign to get Kiwifarms removed from Cloudflare. Sections two and three specifically go into the lies, misrepresentation a
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by 666lumberjack 3y ago
This reads to me like it's written to evangelize the concept of worker co-ops more than to earnestly investigate the question posed in the title - which is fine, but this doesn't seem like a very good example to choose to make tha
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by 666lumberjack 3y ago
Location: London (UK) Remote: Preferred, open to hybrid Willing to relocate: Maybe, within UK Technologies: Go/Golang, Ruby, Ruby on Rails, Postgres, AWS, gRPC, Docker, Javascript Résumé/CV: https://www.dropbox.com&#x2F
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by 666lumberjack 3y ago
Location: London (UK) Remote: Preferred, open to hybrid Willing to relocate: Maybe, within UK Technologies: Go/Golang, Ruby, Ruby on Rails, Postgres, AWS, gRPC, Docker, Javascript Résumé/CV: https://www.dropbox.com&#x2F
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by 666lumberjack 4y ago
Location: London (UK) Remote: Preferred, open to hybrid Willing to relocate: Maybe, within UK Technologies: Go/Golang, Ruby, Ruby on Rails, Postgres, AWS, gRPC, Docker, Javascript, Typescript Résumé/CV: https://www.drop
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by 666lumberjack 4y ago
I suggest you reread the HN Guidelines[1]. This kind of dogmatic dismissal-without-argument is not the kind of engagement that people expect here. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by 666lumberjack 4y ago
Welp, this is very relevant to me. Diagnosed with ADHD inattentive type ~4 months ago at 26, unfortunately too late to save myself from an inescapable spiral at work and a firing. Definitely would recommend anyone who has serious suspicions
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by 666lumberjack 4y ago
One unsubstantiated anecdote from one person doing one kind of sex work is enough to completely condemn it? I could just as easily point to someone like Aella_girl who is a vocal proponent of escorting and sex work.
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by 666lumberjack 5y ago
Beta on how long it is before Elon Musk is in the same position?
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by 666lumberjack 5y ago
How often do you use YouTube? Personally I am a very heavy user and in my experience the obsession with a new video kind you watch only lasts for a few recommendations unless you lean into it. I would guess about two thirds of the channels
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by 666lumberjack 6y ago
Because the game is about to come out, I guess.
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by 666lumberjack 6y ago
Did you personally sell millions of books on your own? Probably you used some service like amazon in order to sell those books and fulfil the orders, in this hypothetical, in which case the lefty argument would be that you are indirectly pr
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by 666lumberjack 6y ago
Their final paragraph goes beyond just sharing an anecdote and into making prescriptive judgements about how society should approach the virus based on those anecdotes in contravention of the medical consensus. I presume that's the iss
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Jesus Nut(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by 666lumberjack 6y ago|0 comments
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by 666lumberjack 6y ago
Airbus approach: the flight computer should place limits on the control authority of the pilots to prevent them from making unsafe inputs Boeing: The pilots should be the final authority in the cockpit; automation will warn against unsafe c
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by 666lumberjack 6y ago
If it were possible to ensure everyone who would potentially be exposed to covid-19 as a result of your decision to engage in high-risk activities had given informed consent, I'd be fine with letting people decide for themselves. Since
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by 666lumberjack 6y ago
Anything can be 'the subject of academic research' if you just find one sufficiently biased individual willing to write an article. The paper that you link (which is the only one that ever gets trotted out when this subject comes
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by 666lumberjack 6y ago
>Puberty blockers aren't exactly reversible That's not what the medical consensus[1] says. I hope you have some damn good evidence to the contrary if you want to deny tens of thousands of people access to life-saving medical tr
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by 666lumberjack 6y ago
The paper that article references was discredited for being bad science, not because of any kind of agenda. They collected their 'data' by surveying parents on online forums - most of them explicitly anti-trans / 'gender
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by 666lumberjack 6y ago
> I agreed with that before Tesla's Big Battery Tesla's battery isn't really grid-scale energy storage of the kind you'd need to do 100% renewables. It's more for smoothing out fluctuations in the grid than for f
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by 666lumberjack 6y ago
Given an equal amount of expenditure, a single-payer healthcare system will always be able to deliver a better standard of care than a privatised one because of the greater negotiating leverage and the removal of a profit margin for the ins
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by 666lumberjack 6y ago
Using their data for the UK (2011 weather) and the 2020 technology scenario (rather than the projections which conveniently make renewables and storage significantly cheaper and Nuclear costs constant) and requiring that the system be carbo
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by 666lumberjack 7y ago
Individual Contributor. In the SWE context, someone whose primary job is writing code rather than managing people.
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by 666lumberjack 7y ago
http://danluu.com is excellent.
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by 666lumberjack 7y ago
I'm convinced that the reason so many oil and gas companies are on board with scaling up intermittent renewables is because it secures demand for natural gas for future.
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Ask HN: Technically Interesting vs. Interesting Product Area?
1 points by 666lumberjack 7y ago|0 comments
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by 666lumberjack 7y ago
Making a better product isn't marketing. Making everyone aware your product is better is, though.

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