frostwhale

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by frostwhale 5y ago
You are wrong the courts have ruled it is unconstitutional. You have a right to fly. There is no due process here. https://www.aclu.org/press-releases/federal-court-sides-aclu...
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by frostwhale 6y ago
They hire (i.e. elect) the people that hire the people that decide who hires them.
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by frostwhale 6y ago
that's kinda that point... you dont get any data from China.
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by frostwhale 6y ago
He was born in 1967 and been playing professionally since 1986. He has even started a game for Yokohama FC this year. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kazuyoshi_Miura
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King Kazu signs new professional football contract at 53 years old(sports.yahoo.com)
1 points by frostwhale 6y ago|1 comments
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by frostwhale 6y ago
The title doesn't overstate the claim, its simply false. The statement "most surgeries to relieve pain are ineffective" and "most surgeries are ineffective" are completely different largely unrelated statements.
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by frostwhale 6y ago
This makes no sense. China constructed the largest fence in the world to achieve what you say they achieve, then you say constructing a fence is showing weakness. This is utter nonsense. "The US needs to recognize they're behind t
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by frostwhale 6y ago
The only caveat i'll add is Apple is providing ad software that doesn't trigger the double verification. This can be seen either as a push to force people to respect privacy(as their software does), or a push to control a larger s
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by frostwhale 6y ago
As someone who had issues with this before, can second this is the best advice. As well as running it by someone else to see if they're picking up on the narrative you're trying to convey.
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by frostwhale 6y ago
There's a racial difference between jurors in my mind because there's a racial difference between jurors in reality lol. Pretending otherwise is foolish, lawyers literally pick their juries based on this obvious fact. "Why sh
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by frostwhale 6y ago
I mean, yeah. There have been a lot of revolutions in world history. They did not exist _solely_ to rubber stamp the laws of the rich.
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by frostwhale 6y ago
I'd say you're also born with energy if you're born with time.
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by frostwhale 6y ago
Yeah its a trade off, as the article mentions, against alienating a minority voting bloc in juries. In the US most relevantly black vs white jurors. Juries will generally be majority white meaning the opinion of the black jurors would be di
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by frostwhale 6y ago
I am not a vegetarian but I grew up with two sisters who were, meaning i was served fake meat a lot. I agree it can be quite good! Spicy fake Italian sausages were a favorite I remember. That being said, to the earlier point they're be
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by frostwhale 7y ago
Couldn't have said it better. "Why would i develop something that could save millions of lives if it will save millions of lives and might not make me money". Absurd
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by frostwhale 7y ago
Had the same reaction. Its forced overtime so maybe they'll complain? But with the virus hitting, if correct safety precautions are taken the extra cash seems like a good thing? We'd need to actually talk to Amazon workers for the
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by frostwhale 7y ago
All of the issues people that Direct Democracy has, or people perceive it to have. And presumably, since he said legally, there are rules they have to follow to not agree with the election. That being said, like you I am curious for more de
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by frostwhale 7y ago
I also believe that Parliment outlawed porn / made it more difficult to access recently.
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by frostwhale 8y ago
While I fully agree with the article, what exactly is it trying to tell me that everyone didn't know? Is it just saying that your phone is a distraction, and that distractions make it harder to focus? I'm just unsure what part of
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by frostwhale 8y ago
I believe it is not illegal if they're not withholding who they are or their motivations.
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by frostwhale 8y ago
I think the difference is that there are other safety nets in place to prevent people from taking too much. Those are most likely still in effect with the postcards, the only difference is people now know when they can escalate their issues
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by frostwhale 8y ago
I try to avoid using a graphical display while doing deep learning (or any gpu intensive work). It reserves some, albeit not much, vram and while it shouldn't cause issues like the one you're stating, it definitely can.
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by frostwhale 8y ago
No there isnt a secret cabal of jewish warlords ordering christians around. Or Muslims. Or atheists even for that matter.
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by frostwhale 8y ago
Its also possible the parents are installing these monitoring apps after other more "natural" (non-tech) ways to limit the child's access failed. This could also explain why these kids exhibit the behaviors in the study, as i
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by frostwhale 8y ago
It's nothing more than an attempt for Silicon Valley to pretend that they're a bastion of pure innovation, where all advancements are only for good. It's naive and extremely holier-than-thou.
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by frostwhale 8y ago
I believe that is the point of his comment.
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by frostwhale 8y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but it dates back to C? And # is used as includes / other first compiler steps? And the hashtag on twitter is a reference to this.
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by frostwhale 9y ago
Pretty big sci-fi reader and have never read her (to my shame), can you recommend where to start?
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by frostwhale 9y ago
I disagree completely. While hitting it as big as Jeff Bezos did relies on luck, there's generally themes and qualities that lend themselves to being "lucky" as you call it. And even if you dont hit it as big as Bezos, those
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by frostwhale 9y ago
While I agree this seems fishy, there is probably a reason the USPS did this which we have not discovored yet.

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