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drenvuk
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Comment #48755670
Good. Stop kneecapping the models.
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Comment #31018207
I sincerely doubt that.
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Comment #31005460
Just stating here that you'll almost never find Mullvad on a list of top vpns solely due to the fact that all of the top vpns are owned by the same company masquerading as separate…
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Comment #30975685
I only spent about 20 minutes looking this up. Western nations overthrew Gaddafi in Libya in 2011. Less than two years after they're mostly done in Libya, they roll those forces ov…
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Comment #30975470
At this point it's safe to assume that this is always the unstated part of the plan. Keeping individual areas destabilized 1. decreases nations' ability to organize, 2. prevents th…
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Comment #30938348
Are you joking or is this serious? I wouldn't want to date someone who could be deterred from interacting with another person solely due to the color of a text bubble. The fact tha…
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Comment #30934057
It works both ways. I wouldn't want to date someone who did that so it saves everyone time.
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Comment #30787653
I like this. I've always had to force jumping down line by line to pick up words if I was trying to speed read, but with the extra highlighting I'm picking them out and jumping alm…
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Comment #30668654
this falls apart the moment dang and the others decide to do something else is more important than quality community interactions.
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Comment #30616162
I find them fun. What's disgusting is when you solve the coding test with flying colors but the interviewer pulls the "candidate doesn't seem interested about X company" and still …
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Comment #30521900
Well I think it's reasonable to dump most of whatever isn't mentioned in conventional advice into the 'exceptional circumstances' bucket. They are anything that brings you off of t…
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Comment #30521473
I should've said barring exceptional circumstances like medical conditions. how about now, how do you deal with the MS?
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Comment #30520113
The trick is to just be better than everyone else or use the rules in a way that others don't or can't, which in a way makes you better than everyone else. Don't cry about it, ther…
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Ask HN: How do you deal with lies on the internet?
The Russia - Ukraine War, Covid 19, the previous couple of elections. I'm wondering how you personally deal with possible deliberate misinformation on the internet. Lately I've beg…
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Comment #30452098
Strobe warning in case someone might be susceptible to it. You got a chuckle out of me.
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Comment #30437139
The Atlantic. The New Yorker. The Economist. These are neutral to left facing. In a feeble effort to avoid being put in a different bubble, does anyone have something that an educa…
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Comment #30343154
The main selling point to me for the file system access api is the ability to write directly to the file system on the device but from what I could understand in that blog post is …
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Comment #30342581
as much as I'd like to use this no browser really supports it aside from chrome. the brave team even specifically disabled it due to security issues.
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Comment #30322134
In order to understand things I need to use what I learn. So I try it out and if it's useful I drill it until I remember a few ways to apply it.
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Comment #30297944
> this makes it essentially a cloud feature. Wrong. Physically, the routines run on the device. It is not a cloud feature by definition. There are no wormholes here. The work happe…
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Comment #30297828
You were wrong then and you're wrong now. It's not really possible to be cordial about this topic. There should never be any process acting against the user's interests on a device…
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Comment #30194583
I don't think this matters much at all though. It's a pretty cool house and it's not like their pov needs to match everyone else's. You could find interesting stuff here just like …
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Comment #30140351
This is pretty disgusting to me. It just looks messy. const testPlus = () => { assert.equal(3+4, 7); } |> Object.assign(%, { name: 'Test the plus operator', }); The previous code i…