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fc_barnes
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Comment #22929363
Parent is a great example of how Republicans constantly lie: 1. Ignoring that POTUS literally told states to fend for themselves on supplies, even pretending he didn’t. Obvious lie…
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Comment #22929007
The Republican Party is a criminal conspiracy.
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Comment #22883620
Minneapolis field office memo.
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Comment #22528708
Reminder that markets are human creations and not some natural phenomenon.
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Comment #22145013
Will some refugee from the GOP write their version of this soon?
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Comment #22134176
Wasn’t it “low orbit ion cannon”?
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Comment #22133468
AKA “Ubuntu Brown”
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Comment #22111800
But the marketing is nonetheless deceptive. Apple’s practices are much less stringent, and their cooperation with law enforcement much greater, than their marketing and even their …
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Comment #22078551
I hope this makes it to the top so ngate can write about it...
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Comment #21071790
I'm confused about who sees what IP when. I'm also confused about the bandwidth limits on plus. Having essentially two products blended together, and using new technology that beha…
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Comment #21051354
So you basically didn't read the article, or it passed right over your head if you did...
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Comment #21000091
I'm curious why this got flagged? It's a pretty interesting snapshot of the political dynamics around the second amendment, especially with the way other groups have been dealing w…
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Comment #20923769
Nobody has 0 intake, that is a useless control; nor would any IRB sign off on such a study, because it would be harmful to the subjects.
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Comment #20923019
Yes, it appears that too much vitamin D may decrease bone density.
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Comment #20889121
Is there some relationship between Mach's poor performance and the ability of macOS to remain functional in low-memory situations? Linux has been called out recently for becoming u…
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Comment #20585535
I'm glad Julia is continuing to make progress. There's certainly a learning curve but that's how it goes with these powerful languages. I believe it's inherently superior to the co…
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Comment #20454655
My understanding is that part of COBOL's longevity stems from its particular handling of fixed-point math being a specified requirement of various financial contracts. Odd to see t…
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Comment #20405991
Well jeez. I know it's not a popular thought on HN, but climate change is a problem of such scale that it's going to need government-level funding and oversight to find and validat…
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Comment #20385038
The author is painfully edgy and seems to be oblivious to the fact that the main use-case for Bitcoin, aside from transferring wealth from marks to whales, is the purchase of contr…
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Comment #20356540
I was noticing some issues with mega sync earlier, maybe these orgs are sharing infrastructure at some level... I guess I won't rage quit just yet
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Comment #20298886
This exactly. I don't know if it's Ive or Cook, but I'm really wondering what I'm doing to do when my older Apple devices kick the bucket. Apple, if you're listening, bring back re…
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Comment #20213325
Daily reminder that coroutines require a context switch.
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Comment #20167466
Daily reminder that goroutines don't require a context switch.
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Comment #20158099
Thomas Sowell, like so many conservative thinkers, is a stupid person's idea of what a smart person sounds like. If that's too harsh for you, sorry, but that's what happens when an…
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Comment #20157766
It's a good list. Generally pretty reasonable but they threw in some Austrians at the end for "balance" or something. People usually get more then enough Austrian economics from ra…