supernikita

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by supernikita 10d ago
No it does not. The law defines what a crime is. That you are bummed out about how it is applied, does not change the question, whether it is a crime. One thing is the definition of what constitutes a crime/felony/misdemeanor,
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America and Israel built military targeting machines: Software(economist.com)
6 points by supernikita 6mo ago|1 comments
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by supernikita 6mo ago
How America and Israel built vast military targeting machines Software is supercharging the process of finding things to bomb
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by supernikita 2y ago
The Last Laugh (Der letzte Mann) 1924, Murnau
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by supernikita 3y ago
Streaming as copyright violation ???? I have not followed up on recent legal developments, but as far as I remember: streaming is no COPYright violation since you do not create a copy.
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by supernikita 4y ago
Lawyers in Germany are cheap (compared to US lawyers). Normally they charge a percentage of the value of stake which is quite small since its regulated by the law and not negotiated. Also, in Germany, loser pays all, i.e. own lawyer, court
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by supernikita 4y ago
I disagree: mental laziness is never a good justification. (I recently started to memorize more things, since I do not believe in "just google it"). Also, I want to read what fellow humans relate. Even though it might sometimes b
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by supernikita 4y ago
From social media analysis we know that exposure creates anxiety and depression. Comparing yourself to others is the culprit. Do not compare ! “It is difficult to find happiness within oneself, but it is impossible to find it anywhere else
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by supernikita 4y ago
I think pg suggested lisp, more syntax tree tokens per chars or lines.
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by supernikita 5y ago
electrical piano with headphones: nobody can hear me, the quality of a simple roland is stunning, connects me to the time when I had more time and could play music, and finally, I thoroughly enjoy rather stupid and repetitive finger drills
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by supernikita 5y ago
I am very thankful that HN does not post this type of news. In the same vein, HN has had very little postings on COVID. THANK YOU !!!!
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by supernikita 7y ago
Morte d'Urban and Wheat that Springeth Green by J. F. Powers. Who could ever imagine that I would thoroughly enjoy a book about Catholic priests who are not even solving crimes? Subtle, funny, keen-eyed how America and its practicion
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by supernikita 7y ago
I hate it equally. What good is knowledge if you cannot reach it. Google organizes something that is useless to me. And I will not enter the social media circus.
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by supernikita 10y ago
I am fascinated that someone went to Clojure for simplicity, because that is my way as well. I confess I do not spend enough time on learning, but I have come to enjoy solving little problems (like project Euler). It just takes too much tim
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The Bikeshed problem in legislation(waystorome.com)
1 points by supernikita 10y ago|0 comments
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by supernikita 11y ago
I enjoy certain classics, exactly for the reason that the signal to noise ratio is high. Granted, they do not tell much about business and more about human nature, but from Hemingway to Diderot... As an author still to be discovered I sugge
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by supernikita 11y ago
Germany had to loan money to pay the reparations the allies demanded for the losses in WW1. Despite all Debt Relief, the last payment on these loans was made in 2010. http://content.time.com/time/world/article&#x2F