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by asynchronous 3y ago
It is annoying that they will still collect and sell all your advertising data.
182.
by asynchronous 3y ago
I personally don’t enjoy the government enforcing monopolies and moats for the FAANGs of the world.
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by asynchronous 3y ago
Also a bad statistical statement, because the way it is phrased implies that the average is being taken from the whole world, rather than just America.
184.
by asynchronous 3y ago
By not writing off everyone who is religious as categorically wrong or incorrect in every other category?
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by asynchronous 3y ago
Edit for clarity
186.
by asynchronous 3y ago
14% actually sounds really low in my opinion, given how many people said they’d leave.
187.
by asynchronous 3y ago
This and Facebook. The way Americans + the rest of the world treat it, you’d think it was a public utility.
188.
by asynchronous 3y ago
The more incompetent people we see in executive level offices, the more it makes society want to completely destroy/overthrow/obliterate the executive level class.
189.
by asynchronous 3y ago
Great account name to go with this comment. Ministry of truth trying to tell you your dollar isn’t evaporating on a daily basis.
190.
by asynchronous 3y ago
An astoundingly level-headed take for HN. We need more science in the science community.
191.
by asynchronous 3y ago
You’re right but I’m sad that that is the world we live in.
192.
by asynchronous 3y ago
Clearly no one on HN has watched the Mythbusters episode where they tested exactly this: plane boarding. And this was indeed the most efficient method.
193.
by asynchronous 3y ago
I absolutely hate flying southwest and would pay double to not have to deal with that chaos.
194.
by asynchronous 3y ago
Is this satire based on your account name or is this genuine
195.
by asynchronous 3y ago
Can’t imagine being an exec and getting paid to “write” this dribble
196.
by asynchronous 3y ago
Show me anywhere, in the entire US, that has gone down in pricing for housing over the last three years.
197.
by asynchronous 3y ago
This is quite literally one of the dumbest things I have ever seen. Can’t even claim “weather-proof”, which is the first step to making this worth anywhere near the $25k price tag.
198.
by asynchronous 3y ago
Yeah it’s a good point, government “no comment policy” still exists, even if it’s in open source if it never got declassified congratulations, you have to pretend you can’t see it
199.
by asynchronous 3y ago
The feds are extremely unwilling to declassify documents that have been leaked. They usually continue to deny details or the entire existence of them even decades after it’s “public knowledge”
200.
by asynchronous 3y ago
Are you asking why classified documents are classified? Or why they remain classified after being leaked?
201.
by asynchronous 3y ago
Really interesting concept. Maybe we’ll begin to see more of that once something like Unreal Engine 5 dominates the market.
202.
by asynchronous 3y ago
See having completed Outer Worlds and also comparing it to Starfield, I’ve enjoyed both but Starfield feels much bigger while Outer Worlds feels smaller but deeper. The sheer scale of planets on Starfield runs pretty well. I’d love to hav
203.
by asynchronous 3y ago
Space is like, really really big. And these satellites are extremely small, cubesats don’t take up much room in the sky.
204.
by asynchronous 3y ago
This, diagrams and imagery were top notch.
205.
by asynchronous 3y ago
Since they’re small they can be placed far closer to urban hubs and other places that suck electricity. The last design plans I saw one could fit within a single city block, buried under ground with only 1 story exposed.
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by asynchronous 3y ago
Really busts me up that kind of the one thing the US has going for it is such beautiful national parks, and yet we make it so ridiculously difficult to enjoy them.
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by asynchronous 3y ago
A good backup to this, is that in the essay writing example, the student will undoubtedly write a better essay at the end of the semester when he has learned more and has other peers asking questions about it, than if he started right away
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by asynchronous 3y ago
Realizing just how much of Hollywood is the result of pharmacology genuinely depressed me as a male for a bit, knowing those results are actually unattainable naturally
209.
by asynchronous 3y ago
Conversely it’s impossible to prove there is life beyond earth. PROOF is a high standard. All our existing evidence seems to point to the fact that we are indeed alone in the universe.
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by asynchronous 3y ago
“Scientifically dense” is the first time I’ve heard that particular slur. Go back to your bubble where no one ever questions authority. (Boeing is a terrible company for a myriad of other reasons but you picked probably the worst example)

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