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> Stop ascribing human-like emotions and awareness to other species. Well, take a monkey, orca, elephant, dolphin, etc. and it would be hard not to. Sure, many farm animals fall below that level, but they're not bugs either. Many ma
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I was curious if some of these docs were auto-generate or templated copy, so I double checked some of the text. "The redirect_uri provided in Authorize User step" appears exactly once on the Internet according to Google: at smartc
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Totally agree. I think there's another class of substances though where withdrawal results in symptoms like fever, vomiting, etc. that are consistent across users regardless of their mental state.
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I bet 10-15 years ago the Tianamen video would be undeniable proof. But now with deepfakes and other video editing, it wouldn't be that crazy for an average person in China to simply not believe the video was real if their government u
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Literally anything can be mentally addicting. I think people are referring to the idea that pot is not physically addicting, meaning that your body won't experience withdrawal symptoms when you come down. Tons of people are habitual sm
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> If most people in the world wanted "democracy" as it is in the United States, they would have chosen it. Taking power from a non-democratic leadership is incredibly difficult, risky and almost always violent. And non-democrat
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Starting a preemptive nuclear war with another nuclear super power is probably the fastest way to ensure the collapse of human society.
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> 2) nuking some combination of India and China No one is advocating for #2 or anything like it because it's a completely incompetent and reprehensible idea.
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It is a little far fetched to think the audience didn't listen or ask questions about any potential risks. It's easy to go back after an accident and find multiple points of failure and find things that could have been done better
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Sure, but I guess by that same logic not rigging a foreign election would impact a country too.
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Sorry, I think the point I was trying to make was that most governments try to openly influence politics in other countries rather than protecting free elections. I totally agree that vote rigging would be particularly egregious. However, I
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How do you feel about any foreign political intervention? I'd guess that 50+% of 3rd world leaders are supported by some foreign government financially or militarily which keeps them in power. But yes, it doesn't feel good when a
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Does anyone know the details of these "election systems"? > Russian cyber actors in the summer of 2016 conducted online research and reconnaissance to identify vulnerable databases, usernames, and passwords in webpages of a bro
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Wild guess -- Rep. & Dem. political parties are more motivated by self-serving interests than guided by any sustained principles. Both will easily flip on war, justice, tax reform, voting, etc. as needed. Part of the problem is it'
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A few reasons: * Access to decision makers * Greenfielding a product * Excitement / fast pace * Novelty * Great learning experience before launching your own venture It's not for everyone, but I've interviewed dozens of devel
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I have a similar aversion to JS as the author, but unfortunately it's still the best tool for the job in manipulating the DOM. Phoenix LiveView looks really cool. Under the hood though it's injecting JS that diffs the current DOM
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The biggest problem IMO with JS and performance is event listeners. If they setup event listeners on each card, talk, etc. it could easily kill performance. Turns out this is easily solved by setting up a single event listener on the root e
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It's better than the alternative of giving in. Shutting down / reopening the company takes $$ and I still think you'd have a decent lawsuit against the new startup.
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Threaten to shut down the company. Then your shares are worth zero.
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Here's the follow up video after the image was released: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S_GVbuddri8
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I think Marx talks about this. The problem in his view was mostly the assembly line disassociating your work from the end product. He valued individual tradesmen perfecting a craft and moving any repetitive work to machines. But I don'
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Main discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19624226
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Unfortunately, our sense of prosperity seems to be relative. If 90% of the town has a free house and free food, but the other 10% live in bigger, safer, cleaner houses and are eating better testing/healthier food, I don't think th
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Looks super cool and super happy with Netlify hosting. I just gave it a spin though and got this: Netlify Dev ◈ Starting Netlify Dev... Netlify Dev ◈ Overriding dist with setting derived from netlify.toml [dev] block: null Netlify
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I'm self employed and had to explain to my kids why taxes in the US were so complicated and took hours to do over the weekend. There must be powerful forces at work because Republicans have touted a flat tax or a return the size of a p
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> But for us, ethical means moving in the direction of least possible harm against other people, animals and the planet.
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There are short descriptions below each service that explain just that.
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For expenses, it would be nice if there was a way to automatically shut off or throttle traffic after $X a month.
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> Basically removes all of the major drawbacks to move to serverless What about cold starts, debugging and runaway expenses?
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Proof of Concept is a vague term and doesn't give you any sort of protection or defense. If it's against Craigslist's terms you're taking on some risk by making and public and promoting it.
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