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mcbrienollie
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Comment #37730548
I totally agree with the fundamental changes. Rest is bullshit. What would be your suggestion on Kardaishan's energy consumption levels? Having a crash course?
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Comment #37730467
There are multiple ways to travel. You can have a bike to commute into work rather than taking your car. This is not a freedom limitation. It is just a different perspective. Greta…
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Comment #37730436
I'm just saying there should be a "regulation". A couple of years ago, everybody accepted the fact that people all should have 3 shots of vaccination to have a flight. Everybody go…
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Comment #37730356
This can be adapted into different scenarios or use cases. At least it could be the first action into the CO2 emission problem that everybody is complaining about but nobody really…
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Comment #37730180
Nice thinking but extremely bad for the spinal cord. Repeated usage of this will definitely cause a herniated disc or other orthopedic problems.
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Comment #37730128
Since 99.9% of the flights and the people are already registered, there should be a worldwide limitation per each of the person for CO2 emissions.
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Comment #37719542
Each and everyday we see a CSS hack or update to resolve the problems we experience. This might be a harsh critic but whenever I see these things, I immediately realize how CSS is …
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Comment #37719440
If you would be isolated on a random place and given the chance to bring only one item, you would most probably pick the phone. On both ethical and user-experience cases, this is c…
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Comment #37719399
There are a couple of points in here to discuss: - Geographical advantage for renewable enegry - Regulation on the energy consumption. There are a lot of countries which are import…
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Comment #37719368
"the one terabyte per second (1 TB/s) threshold". This is definitely something extremely good for the research pipelines. Also, Moore's Law and Kryder's Law seems not applicable th…
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Comment #37701758
You can just go into their algolia website and search&filter anything you want. https://hn.algolia.com/
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Comment #37701737
I was stumbled upon, yet another, upvote/comment selling service for Hacker News this time. What do you think about this and do you think these services are getting used to bump th…
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Comment #37701681
So the classic case is happening. If you are powerful enough, you don't need to worry about any regulation.
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Comment #37701668
Day after day, the paid(online) ads is becoming traditional and all the startup owners or new entrepreneurs are diverting themselves into guerilla techniques. Buying Tiktok comment…
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Comment #37701633
I think there are two perspectives on this. Either this is a very good PR campaign so that these retail companies can sell literally anything to any customer. Or people are concern…
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Comment #37693607
You cannot "secure" the internet by centralizing all the traffic into a specific place. Internet meant to be decentralized by its own nature. Cloudflare is just one of the companie…
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Comment #37693573
He was definitely one of the best actors that I've ever watched in my entire life. When I learned the news, I got very sad like my grandfather passed away. R.I.P.
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Comment #37689380
This whole story starts from the API token leak into the worst. I think, in a way, Github should reach out to the account holders if it sees a suspicious commit is getting pushed w…