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hans_mueller
9y ago
even better
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hans_mueller
9y ago
no, switch to xylitol.
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hans_mueller
9y ago
I'd say, it's not just a web based interface, it also is a console.
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hans_mueller
9y ago
Bingo
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hans_mueller
9y ago
technically there is nothing new in this clip. People have been singled out and murdered for since we exist and sometimes nobody is singled out but everybody killed with a bomb. nonetheless there is something undeniably creepy and unsettlin
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hans_mueller
9y ago
a hydrogen bomb has never been used.
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hans_mueller
9y ago
to develop countermeasures is always way harder than developing an assaulting technology. like firing a rocket is easy, but catching it mid flight is very difficult.
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hans_mueller
9y ago
it also seems that most people are too optimistic with regards to involvement of robots and ai in war. first of all an asymmetric kill power distribution will lead to asymmetric war anyway - that's what is referred to as terrorism. if
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hans_mueller
9y ago
the Bürgerämter are an issue in all large German towns. Hamburg is a catastrophe and Munich is also maxing out its capacity since mass immigration.
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hans_mueller
9y ago
you definitely have a point. but Berlin is still without doubt am exceptionally exciting town to live in. and public transportation is just as broken in Munich.
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hans_mueller
9y ago
> I have almost nothing in common with the people of Alabama. seriously? you have very much in common with them. you want clean water to drink and air to breath, healthy food to eat, peace, a non-corrupt and efficient government, safety,
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hans_mueller
9y ago
the text is not superbly written at all. it's an advertisement with lots of plot holes and utterly absurd formulations of any kind. just the sleep/sister analogy is so weird and pointless it made me cringe ...
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hans_mueller
9y ago
people from country A can only hide money in country B if the number of people from B hiding money in A is not significant to the government or society of B and vice versa. otherwise A and B would sooner or later have an agreement to avoid
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hans_mueller
9y ago
as my fake username suggests - I'm a German.
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9y ago
yes, but the English spoken by most non-natives is actually something like an Esperanto. the pronunciation, vocabulary and grammar is almost normalized and an artificial dialect. i think English is a very good compromise. the only problem a
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hans_mueller
9y ago
FG probably would allow advertisers to bypass FB products for identification of potential customers and hence is not in best financial interest of FB.
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hans_mueller
9y ago
this is how I met my until now best friend about 15 years ago.
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9y ago
the scroungers are visible while the rich are rather abstract and invisible.
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hans_mueller
9y ago
sadly that's just positive thinking. most people don't toughen up, they just break and maybe commit suicide.
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Illustrated Guide to ROC and AUC
(joyofdata.de)
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11y ago
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hans_mueller
11y ago
A coffee shop is not public space. It's a private space opened to the public under conditions defined by the owner of the shop.
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hans_mueller
11y ago
>Europeans seem perfectly comfortable cracking open a 1-euro tetra-pak of wine for guests. Germans, for example, pay just $1.79 on average for a bottle of wine. I stopped reading here, b/c that's simply not correct. It's t
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11y ago
I also wondered about this fast-food-soup or restaurant dichotomy. You can eat quite cheap and fast while healthy - f.x. full-wheat bread with avocado and onion.
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hans_mueller
11y ago
90% of HackerNews is self plug ... so don't worry :)
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Spiegel went from investigative journalism decades ago to publishing very shallow and (in case of its online version) click-baity articles. Süddeutsche is certainly more insightful. But at least it is safe to say that Spiegel is not much po
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hans_mueller
11y ago
> Note that Der Spiegel is considered a top notch news source. By who? Certainly not by me ...
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hans_mueller
11y ago
Not sure why - but this looks as fake as a six dollar bill ...
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hans_mueller
11y ago
you mean Pig Data?
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hans_mueller
11y ago
Well, Italians aren't just very patient at organising - so police will deal with those situations more impulsively: "Once arrested, protesters, including five Britons, were taken to a police barracks where they were beaten again,
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hans_mueller
11y ago
> whether they live in Moscow, Idaho or Moscow, Russia That's a funny way to put it. I can say from personal experience that actively learning to be mindful - meaning present and sensing - instead of constantly being obsessed with t
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