nighthawk648

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by nighthawk648 7y ago
Is this a western or US based law?
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
Hey, uhm not arresting people for drugs is probably because they are in the pocket of drug dealers or politicians who are in the pocket of dealers. Anyways sheriffs do shady things all the time, like money seizures and home foreclosures and
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
You think it would’ve been possible for them to evade capture? Ala mr. robot style?
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
Article didn’t mention how they got caught. Further research shows it was while doing the activities. Would’ve been impressive if they got away with it...
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
> political agenda... So mayoral run?
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
:D I think this is the best answer that there can be. Just curious to practical approaches rather than pragmatism and dogma!!
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Ask HN: popularity, traditions, mix of both?
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
I read this and wonder if the technique can be applied to space. Too bad we can’t take photos of a closing distance of something 50 million light years away. I wonder if the algorithm would become better if not only did author did the swim
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
I’m literally describing creating more flow lines which would cause an exponential growth in acceleration measured without really exceeding certain values. Don’t understand the downvoted when I asked for more information and said my maths a
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
But that doesn’t make sense. Here space expands n. Go a distance d away and now you have n d! So if we were to integrate the summation of n d!+V (velocity vector) Spaces, wouldn’t the relationship not be linear? You have an infinite amount
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
Yes, I don’t understand why original commenter is so angry about c#/.net. Maybe a bad experience? Async .net may have some pitfalls but it is overall versatile which was the original sentiment anyways...
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
> Goettsche, Weeks, and others conspired to solicit investments in BitClub Network by providing false and misleading figures that BitClub investors were told were “bitcoin mining earnings,” purportedly generated by BitClub Network’s bitc
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
If you did not include graduation on your application would this not have been a problem? Do you think the company would have let you continue to work while completing the course? Especially if it was like a foreign language or something?
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
If you didn’t include your school on resume would this have occurred? After 15 years really? That is annoying...
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
Ooops
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
Do not apologize :)
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
Exactly. Egypt is a great case study. I’m not too privy on recent events but the protests that spun from Facebook proves exactly that. There was some change at least for a little while... HK is another example of how technology has helped s
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
An followed by a word starting with a constant is grammatically incorrect, can you fix this as well?
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
Added to the top: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Melvin_Kranzberg Kranzberg six laws of technology should ease your mind. You don’t need MRI’s to manipulate people. Knowing basic psychology and allowing yourself some
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
I added information about how it is useful. What I was saying is how in the study of the puddle you will never find the real, in the example given, human, experience. One is only to find an extrapolated system of movement none of which desc
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
Exactly... nothing further for me to contribute! Thank you for listening!
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
Well while I agree and describe to some effect, more derived though, my physics professor said a couple of times of physics was wrong devices would fail. It is implying it wouldn’t have worked to begin with, I was taking the step forward th
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
So where did commenter come up with the idea that many religious folks were looking for different models of the universe at the time?
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
to not be too political but as can be seen in a modern day of the massive spread of misinformation, there is a fine line between productive and genuine hearsay that fringes on the edge of paradigm shift discovery. A great example to elude t
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
Wow... to think the most authentic age has been ruined by some tools that have useful edge cases. Maybe we can use block chain to encrypt these real moments so it can be identifiable as real or not. Then again, some super secrete society ca
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
Op gave a personal opinion about how onboarding is ‘Total bullshit’. Commenter asked for OP to not throw their personal bias as truth. It is confirmation bias. I had this one experience so all experience are this one experience. Commenter t
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
While I agree, I think there is something to attest to watching someone solve. When I first started, I was really shit at finding bugs, didn’t understand the total scope of parsing (used in almost every oop method / solution), and gene
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
Hurm, wouldn’t you be able to train equally quick to handle the trauma? Also, while trauma is tragic, everyone who faces something bad should face it fully. If you walk away from ashes you will never find the gold, to quote Neitzche essence
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
Yes, sorry you are correct. I will fix when at a computer!
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by nighthawk648 7y ago
Yes very good thing. It means that memory associations to specific input were garnered after one hour. Typically this type of placidity takes a long time of historic reinforcement to generate. Placidity is basically an input into your brain

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