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Comment #31294362
Whilst it's easy, simple and populist to blame a tiny [x] group of people for all that is wrong with society, it does not have a good historical precedence: try asking any Germans …
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Comment #31294212
That's a slightly "luddite" interpretation. The bus conductor job-class was outmoded by technology. More jobs are created at a higher technology level. This is how society has prog…
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Comment #31267236
Seconded. Don't waste life wrangling raw PDF.
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Comment #31196918
Privacy concerns are for everyone, not just rich people. Please don't bring culture wars into this.
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Comment #31180593
This is absurdly wrong. The average working person's pension is heavily invested in stocks.
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Comment #31180510
I think everything you typed appears to be wrong? For instance there are no laws keeping prices close to producer price. That task is done by the competitive marketplace in capital…
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Comment #31147574
I'm with you, I try and use a different word whilst keeping it plausibly common, it's part of the cerebral challenge. Using an algorithmic approach is efficient but not "fun". Targ…
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Comment #31087426
It's not about being offended, it's about having control. The power to change words, and what that represents.
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Comment #31045815
It's Bing.
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Comment #31045797
DDG is Bing, they use its API to get the search results. They augment it with other sources to provide the "value added" part, but that's a tiny part. DDG doesn't want you to know …
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Comment #31037685
Business Insider is not a credible news source, although the paywalled Times (UK) seems to be reporting it too.
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Comment #31037567
In particular the posts from /r/politics which hit the front page are often Q-anon tier; absurd misinformation and extremist rhetoric. But yes the smaller sub-reddits can be good.
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Comment #31037523
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Comment #31037479
I think people here are underestimating how difficult it is to implement is_deleted in a production system. Literally EVERY query has to be rewritten to reflect the new database sc…
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Comment #31000793
"Republicans have repeatedly claimed for over a decade now that the Democrats run an international child sex trafficking network" You're referring to Qanon type people? They are fr…
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Comment #30999990
To clarify, if there is a fixed div at top or bottom of page, then pressing space scrolls too far, missing a paragraph of text.
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Comment #30999849
Most americans are happy with their employee health plan. Why would they go on strike?
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Comment #30999789
A great article which is ruined by politicising it as a "rightwing problem". Everything the author identifies applies equally to rhetoric from the left, as anyone who has spent tim…
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Ask HN: Can any browsers scroll a page of text properly using the spacebar?
Many websites now have a fixed div at the top or bottom of the page. The "spacebar to scroll a page" feature of most browsers is broken on these pages. It uses a naive method of sc…