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by throwaway481048 5y ago
Is it not possible there is a (potentially massive) hole in our understanding of physics or perhaps even a whole different set of rules which we have yet to perceive and explore? I ask because along with the recent onset of quantum mechanic
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by throwaway481048 5y ago
> I’m sure the next war will be different. With the advent of UAVs (ex: from the ordinary to the RQ-170 and beyond), hypersonic capabilities (ex: SCRAMJET), and even action in space (ex: destruction of satellites enabling GPS & remo
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by throwaway481048 5y ago
The issue isn’t about the warrant but the over breadth of the method for getting the desired information as it can leave other users vulnerable. Whether they have a warrant or not, this seems like overkill, because they could obtain said in
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by throwaway481048 5y ago
Apple should not have to lead the charge for user privacy. The government (particularly Congress, in some cases State Legislatures) needs to step up and create modern rules for a modern society. While you can’t “cook up” new laws as quickly
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by throwaway481048 5y ago
It seems David Goggins is representative of solid human will & discipline in the OP’s comment. I do not believe the OP places Goggins on a pedestal which your question seemingly attempts to pull him down from.
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by throwaway481048 5y ago
I enjoyed this. About 1/3 through “hard” difficulty, I found it difficult to discern differences. Perhaps I rely too heavily on my browser’s Inspector tool. A quibble: I signed up for the “no spam” email update(s) and only then saw men
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by throwaway481048 5y ago
I am not a fan of public figures (seemingly) using their power to attempt to influence price movement in equities. The market action following someone like Elon Musk’s tweets about $GME, DOGE, and others, show high correlation with the sent
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by throwaway481048 5y ago
Can you please elaborate? I struggle to discern the ultimate effect of private capital versus government funds in this situation. Ideally, a business’ problems are handled by itself, not via the federal government using taxpayer monies.
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by throwaway481048 5y ago
Thank you for the elaboration. Your humble willingness to do so is much appreciated.
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by throwaway481048 5y ago
Breaking: U.S. government is inept at carrying out procedures which are standard in the technology industry, including the proper safeguarding of important tools & data, despite a budget larger than any other entity on earth. Not Breaki
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by throwaway481048 5y ago
Why? Because we are frequently utilizing any and every method to increase our self worth, to not only justify fleeting happiness, but give reason to our ever-fading presence on this cold rock we call home. The latter is particularly difficu
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by throwaway481048 5y ago
Sadly, the act of many “traditional” companies acquiring relevant and/or competing businesses seems to simply lessen competition. So much for utilizing that acquisition’s unique edge on the market in terms of product, team, etc... Whil
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by throwaway481048 5y ago
What are EVMs, ERC2, and sDAI? I do not believe your objective is to confuse or obstruct, but additional context would help understand the unique value of your contribution. This is coming from someone with a recent BSc in Computer Engineer
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by throwaway481048 5y ago
This reminds me of the US military vet that passed a few years ago at over 110 years old, with a life full of indulging in whiskey and cigars. His name is Richard Overton. [1] It is clear how an individual may come to believe that this man’
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by throwaway481048 5y ago
> A link to the Penn State article regarding this publication: https://news.psu.edu/story/655156/2021/04/21/research/higher... > Researchers found that people who incorporated any variety
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by throwaway481048 5y ago
I know mental health is not HN’s primary focus, but the lack of attention to this story is (in my opinion) reflective of the state of mental health stigma in the US. Even with Bernstein achieving the ever-elusive “American dream”, conversat