Sunset

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by Sunset 9y ago
Ah yes, all of those protectionist politicians who want to levy import taxes. Do you even listen to yourself?
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by Sunset 9y ago
This needs to change as well. We nee to do away with the concept of a select few TLDs, indeed we need to scrap payed for subdomains/domains in general.
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by Sunset 9y ago
>Human genes don't spread by pollination Are you sure :D
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by Sunset 9y ago
The Bulgarian form is the same as the russian чай (chay).
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by Sunset 9y ago
>See how this works? Not quite. My opinions aren't a secret IRL. I am surrounded by like minded individuals and am not afraid to voice my ideas freely. There is a serious difference in the way I approach weapons training/surviv
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by Sunset 9y ago
If the technology exists to do nefarious-thing-X, one must assume that governments are already using X despite whatever moral or political arguments they give you that they would never do it.
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by Sunset 9y ago
If we ever come to live in such a dystopian society I'm going to use our new found peeping power to mark political enemies and remove them all in a night of the long knives stile ordeal then overthrow the government and burn everything
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by Sunset 9y ago
If only there was a 100% sure fire way to prevent an ideology from exerting control over new vulnerable people. There has to be a solution
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by Sunset 9y ago
Have fun convincing China to commit economic suicide.
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by Sunset 9y ago
Yes. Actually.
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by Sunset 9y ago
Another highly annoying example of good ideas just not finished properly is trying to use multiple virtual desktops on multiple monitors. For some reason switching the virtual destkots switches to the new desktop for ALL physical monitors.
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by Sunset 9y ago
If you're already christian, I'd recommend not reading the bible cover to cover. I did, and it made me an atheist.
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by Sunset 9y ago
You could always show up to their office IRL and start some shit.
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by Sunset 9y ago
Not going to happen.
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by Sunset 9y ago
You know what happens in the real world? That person exits through the door, finds enough people like him outside and gets into political power, then proceeds to show the door to the smug stickman.
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by Sunset 9y ago
>How does one enforce such a thing, around the world Strongarming. >Who is capable of making such a thing possible? The US.
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by Sunset 9y ago
> Capitalism is founded on exploitation As opposed to being founded on stealing other people's stuff.
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by Sunset 9y ago
>There's an enormous gap between knowing the specs of a pump and knowing which company will make one that won't break and will provide decent service for it. With a few fast and hard rules mostly based on country of origin and
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by Sunset 9y ago
Being the personification of a crony career politician cost her the election.
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by Sunset 9y ago
I think you underestimate the brand recognition of Trump's name. His twitter profile pales in comparison to the years of Movie and TV exposure, the construction business and so on. Trump has been a brand for an upwards of 50 years.
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by Sunset 9y ago
Wow, literally five year plans and out-virtue signaling one another who will craft more draconian regulations to warp the market.
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by Sunset 9y ago
Lets say, theoretically they block that one account. What would be twitter's recourse if the POTUS decides to Gitmo their CEO/developers/prod engineers in retaliation.
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by Sunset 9y ago
>and attention spans No, that goes to 5 minute youtube videos with some annoying "face" jumpcutting 5 times a second.
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by Sunset 9y ago
What I want to know is: Is there some kind of mode of attack we can use, such that when the bacteria develop a resistance to it, in order to have the resistance they must necessarily become vulnerable to something else. If you have two or t
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by Sunset 9y ago
Isn't this something you don't want? I'd rather use an algo which is painful to do in bulk.
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by Sunset 9y ago
The problem with "moral obligations" is a person's moral axioms are fundamentally arbitrary. Would you still want engineers to be guided by their moral convictions when you fundamentally disagree with them yourself?
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by Sunset 9y ago
>In my opinion (and I welcome disagreement and debate) engineers have an obligation to say 'no' to wiring unethical code. I respectfully disagree. Engineers have an obligation to do whatever is asked of them by management. If t
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by Sunset 9y ago
Oh look, the natural course of bubbles.
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by Sunset 9y ago
How about this, I don't bother with mailing lists, and when I post an "issue" on the site, the system mails you on your preferred mailing list. Then You reply to the mail with your preffered client and it shows up for me in t
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Ask HN: Does anyone use Prolog in production?
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