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aristophenes

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    Comment #38412235

    The photo of the wall in the article is obviously digitally altered, just to the left of the person walking. The rocks change into uniform smooth grey, and it doesn’t match the ref…

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    Comment #37222898

    You should edit the code in your original comment, someone is bound to copy paste the code somewhere…

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    Comment #35192765

    What took down SVB was mortgage securities. In the USA mortgages are typically 30 years long, with a fixed rate the entire time. Actual average duration is only a few years in a de…

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    Comment #35192699

    I’m sorry, this was an utter mess, shouldn’t have happened and lots of people share blame. But I don’t think it was wrong for depositors to pull deposits from an insolvent (or near…

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    Comment #34920993

    For one this article is now on the main page of hacker news and it reports four days since last Elon on hacker news :D Might just be that it hasn’t been on the front page long?

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    Comment #34325431

    As I’ve gotten older I’ve fallen into this problem but also climbed out of it. It is worrisome that it is permanent, but it likely isn’t. There were several things about my life th…

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    Comment #34159476

    It’s actually significantly less capable than the network being attempted by ASTS.

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    Comment #33391480

    Your argument basically boils down to you don’t really use your glove box and prefer the slightly cleaner aesthetics. In your case you might argue for a car that doesn’t have a glo…

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    Comment #32694033

    This is an amazing explanation, thanks

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    Comment #32215753

    This is the most common approach even if it isn’t done on purpose, and I think it should be formalized with terminology and studies. The current zeitgeist of immunity as understood…

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    Comment #31826520

    Could you expound? Are you saying strong quads + weak hamstrings == knee pain? I recently started using an exercise bike in addition to squats and climbs in order to get in shape a…

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    Comment #31508143

    These are some very smart academics who have figured out how to get their institutions to fund their parties, and probably became very popular in their social circles

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    Comment #31480864

    Yes, and the carbon storage of all the seagrass sugar in the world is roughly equivalent to one day of automobile driving in the USA. But everywhere in the article it is phrased to…

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    Comment #30222538

    I love how the article says that ground water and microbes are responsible for most of the degradation, then blithely quote the computational evolutionary biologist “This confirms …

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    Comment #29253008

    I had to cancel my gym membership because I was moving, and it required me to send a physical letter. I did this, but found out later that somehow I owed like 2 dollars, so they di…

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    Comment #29039160

    You’d have seven roommates and would also have no window. Looking at the layout, it’s like sharing a tiny apartment with 7 other people. This is the worst part, if you have one dis…

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    Comment #28731418

    This is why I often read the comments more than the articles here on hacker news.

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    Comment #28704764

    Thermonuclear weapons use fission to ignite fusion, and is how modern nuclear weapons work. Developed in the early 1950’s.

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    Comment #28704633

    I don’t understand the appeal of this type of fusion (as opposed to the plasma reactor approach). We’ve known how to get positive energy out of fusion fuel since thermonuclear weap…

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    Comment #28581739

    Mozilla (the non-profit that makes the Firefox browser) has a VPN service and not only do I trust them more than these other private companies but I like supporting them as an orga…

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    Comment #28364031

    I knew a guy who was Canadian, but had a summer job in the USA. Everyone got told they needed to register for the draft so he did and got drafted into the US military for the Vietn…

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    Comment #28347531

    It's good to also think about security of paper ballots. Usually, in the United States, public observers from all political parties are allowed to be at all polling places and obse…

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    Comment #28347331

    You missed my point entirely. The fact that a "breach" could happen and is something that is dangerous means the conspiracy theorists are correct. They feel about the Secretary of …

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    Comment #28346860

    Your implication is that whoever has the administrator passwords can tamper with the machine to affect the results. And that someone, who is not the general public, should have acc…

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    Comment #28346830

    The Colorado Secretary of State is unintentionally showing the conspiracy theorists are correct. A single person having physical access to the voting machines, months before the el…