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by codezero 1y ago
It's the US, we are definitely going to panic buy, and we'll do it at the very last second to make sure the stress and shock is attenuated.
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by codezero 1y ago
If nothing has changed, and they've proven they won't change their government after 15-55 million people died, why would they do so now?
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by codezero 1y ago
having received NSF grants, this isn't how it works.
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by codezero 1y ago
Have you written about this anywhere? Sounds like a fun blog post to read :)
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by codezero 1y ago
This one isn’t paywalled at least.
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by codezero 1y ago
What’s worse, many real brands you recognize sold off their brand name a while ago so you’re not even getting the product quality you might expect.
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by codezero 1y ago
no reason to assume that given the lack of evidence for wheels in North America at that time, or even for many thousands of years later. Early (~2k+ years ago) examples of wheels are not found in the context of load bearing devices and are
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by codezero 1y ago
Established science has no problem being challenged with evidence. Do the work.
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by codezero 1y ago
There is no modern international norm where a nation can use military force to invade or interfere with another nation because of ethnic natives in that nation being mistreated. This is another russian talking point that’s used as a justifi
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by codezero 1y ago
These are old and tired russian talking points. How exactly is russia, a nuclear power, threatened by Ukraine? They didn’t respond at all to Sweden and Finland joining NATO, despite Finland’s much larger land border with russia. russia also
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by codezero 1y ago
This would be easier if they laid out the details of their long term plan.
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by codezero 1y ago
This is a really disappointing comment coming from you. It would cost you nothing to have not made it and moved on.
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by codezero 1y ago
Probably depends on the companies but I tend to work for smaller startups and I have three laptops from my last two employers.
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by codezero 2y ago
There's a reason there are a lot of highly qualified people from India in tech. It's because their government actively created affordable high quality higher education in these fields. Rather than say this is because "Indians
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by codezero 2y ago
I never realized he founded Pirate Bay when he was 42 and that he was heir to a crisp bread empire. What a world.
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by codezero 2y ago
It's pretty cool being on Hacker News and seeing some new science in a field I briefly worked in. The principle scientist on Punch is Craig DeForest who I met a few times at various geo and heliophysics conferences. It's awesome t
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by codezero 2y ago
Yeah a lot of people stayed on 98 SE2 until the XP service packs were out and XP was solid.
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The Turbulent, Secret World of an American Militia (2024)(propublica.org)
1 points by codezero 2y ago|0 comments
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by codezero 2y ago
ruble stablecoin wen?
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by codezero 2y ago
according to the article there were 9 tents in the park, this person's efforts reduced the tents by 10%, also worth noting that 9 tents in the park is insignificant compared to the 8000 homeless in the area.
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by codezero 2y ago
> How did they figure it out? My guess: boiling water purifies it and makes it safe to consume... how about put things in boiling water to see if it makes them safer?
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by codezero 2y ago
Ukraine was invaded and is defending its sovereignty against a nuclear power.
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by codezero 2y ago
Wildfires of this magnitude are not fixed by larger fire fighting forces, but by preventative measures.
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by codezero 2y ago
Because they’ve been getting away with it unchecked for decades.
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by codezero 2y ago
Aren’t actual black holes electromagnetically charged? That would certainly be a problem if your body was bombarded by them, right? Referring to this quote: If a primordial black hole tunnels through your body, you probably won’t die. Fro
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by codezero 2y ago
While I agree with you in spirit, it seems to have worked completely fine for Trump.
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by codezero 2y ago
Trump can’t speak about anyone he opposes without giving them a childish nickname, seems fair to reciprocate. Going further, it appears that the leader of the nation modeling this behavior also normalizes it. https://en.wikipedia
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by codezero 2y ago
You can bet on this on Polymarket.
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by codezero 2y ago
the only nuclear armed nation that has invaded a sovereign neighbor is russia, so how is the US meant to be starting WWIII?
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by codezero 2y ago
That document seems to indicate that the government believes he knowingly broke the law.

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