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by sergioro 6y ago
The media doesn’t decide who wins elections, voters do.
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by sergioro 6y ago
> The mail-in votes in a predominately black area should be expected to be close to 100% for Biden. It would be suspicious if they weren't. Consider that Trump won the largest share of non-white voters of any Republican in 60 years,
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by sergioro 6y ago
This was reported by NYT, ABC news. Is well documented and web-archived. I witnessed the update of 130,000+ in favor of Biden in nytimes.com in November 4 at about 4AM.
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by sergioro 6y ago
Twitter also put a disclaimer on a U.S. Senator who was quoting Kentucky Democrat Ed Pritchard https://twitter.com/Peoples_Pundit/status/132478060579671654... and blocked a tweet from @marklevinshow that merely ar
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by sergioro 6y ago
The supreme court of PA changed the law months before the elections to allow non-postmarked ballots without signature verification to be received after election day.
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by sergioro 6y ago
I just can't trust the results of MI, WI, PA. Hundreds of thousands of mail-in votes that arrive at 4AM after election day were just enough to change the outcome of the election. And how is that out of a batch of 130,000+ mail-in votes
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by sergioro 6y ago
> It's almost like one candidate has been telling his supporters to, in no uncertain terms, not use mail in ballots. MI, WI, PA stopped counting votes on November 3. These states had the same candidate winning by 130K+, 300K+ and 70
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by sergioro 6y ago
> occurred in front of hundreds of bipartisan observers There is evidence that in PA and MI republicans were not allowed to observe the vote counting. Why are they not allowed to observe? > There is no liberal conspiracy to steal an e
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by sergioro 6y ago
Please tell us why this is a conspiracy theory. The article has references to the data sources, including web-archived snapshots of official government websites.
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by sergioro 6y ago
Vim
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Violating the Benford's Law(theredelephants.com)
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by sergioro 6y ago
Some more factors to consider: * Joe Biden has been in politics since 1972. Do you think someone who has been in office for so long without accomplishing much is going to come in and change everything for the better? * Biden claims to be th
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by sergioro 6y ago
China is the epicenter of the worst pandemic in decades and does a terrible job in preventing it from spreading to other countries. Now China is trying to put senile, weak, and easy to manipulate Biden in the white house. There is unrest an
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File Corruption Is Attractive(venam.nixers.net)
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What my sled dogs taught me about planning for the unknown(nytimes.com)
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Olduvai Theory(en.wikipedia.org)
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by sergioro 6y ago
Yeah, they seem to be a good place to build apps, but certainly not better than my local dev environment where I have total control over my packages and commands. E.g. some of these are restricted or not even supported in repl.it: sudo ,
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by sergioro 6y ago
I use Vim. Thanks for mentioning edit conflicts, I had overlooked that important feature. Will add it to the next version of Wikian by comparing timestamps of the local and most recent revisions.
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by sergioro 6y ago
*edit: delete "Shameless plug" from above comment
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by sergioro 6y ago
Shameless plug: I recently wrote a Ruby gem to get/post Wikipedia articles from the command line. Then I can use my text editor to edit the articles which is faster than doing so in the browser. To install it: gem install wikian . To
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Ask HN: How are wildfires propagating when hotspots are far apart from ech othr?(zoom.earth)
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by sergioro 6y ago
The wildfires seem to be miles away and isolated from each other, so how are they propagating?
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by sergioro 6y ago
> people want to order on a whim and have it arrive at their home the next day Some people don't mind giving up convenience (price, shipping time) to help their local bookstores. From the article: "The vitality of our nei
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by sergioro 6y ago
Learn Vim (the builtin way): :help
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Japan and Britain agree to protect encryption keys in upcoming trade pact(japantimes.co.jp)
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by sergioro 6y ago
Related passage from Bell's "Men of Mathematics": It (inversion) is one of the most powerful methods of mathematical discovery (or invention) ever devised, and Abel was the first human being to use it consciously as an
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A publishing experiment about source code in cinema and TV (2017)(blog.jgc.org)
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Japan university awards first-ever ninja studies degree(japantimes.co.jp)
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The eight factors of happiness for developers(stackoverflow.blog)
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by sergioro 7y ago
A somehow related quote from Paul Halmos ( https://youtu.be/LwMcz1Yh8tc?t=1506 ): "I would choose depth over breath of knowledge every time. I think if you know something very well and keep try to know it better, then yo

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