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mxcrossb
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Comment #27139681
I wonder if someday we get even more absurd. Musk wagers company money on the Chiefs to win the Super Bowl, announces this on Twitter, then hedges his bet when Vegas moved the line…
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Comment #27138778
I always try to use HIV as my point of reference for COVID-19. We got off lucky by that measure. So maybe my pessimism is unfounded, but I really wish we had learned more lessons f…
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Comment #27138691
Half a year into the pandemic the president of the United States was filling stadiums was maskless supporters. The WHO seems completely willing to fall on their sword over COVID, a…
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Comment #27132098
Stick a fan in it so I can hear if a background process is being run!
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Comment #27117891
More like buying indulgences
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Comment #27116069
For the list of mutations, there is a convenient Wikipedia article [1]. For example, the South Africa variant has mutation E484K which means mutate amino acid 484 from Glutamic Aci…
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Comment #27115773
It seems like the flu virus is the example you want right? Every year the vaccines delivered is a cocktail based on the predicted most common variants, because no one vaccine can p…
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Comment #27114451
This is a reminder that a lot of this comes down to the whims of whoever is staffed at HR. I’ve often read contradictory advice about resumes in articles written by people in charg…
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Comment #27113439
I am in favor of the current title as it makes it extremely obvious how few HN users actually read an article before commenting.
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Comment #27113369
The article isn’t saying they’re happier people… > Tesla Models X, S, and 3 all have high customer satisfaction ratings on Consumer Reports, with the Model 3 earning a CR Recommend…
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Comment #27106789
I wonder how serializing a novel would mesh with most author’s work flow. I guess most would want to write it first and release monthly an already finished product?
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Comment #27105572
> The galactic center, according to the scientists, “provides an ideal” central location for “advanced civilizations to place a powerful transmitter to efficiently send beacons acr…
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Comment #27086864
It sounds to me like what the author is really saying is that a quantum theory of gravity would look like some of these modified gravity equations in the classical limit. Of course…
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Comment #27082767
It drives me crazy when people complain about charity ceo pay. Half a million is a drop in the bucket compared to their actually expenses. If you reduce the ceo pay, you’ll find yo…
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Comment #27065323
Easier on the eyes -> more time spent using your phone and not sleeping?
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Comment #27057608
If this is the case, it seems like you could get a lot of bang for your buck by building up a beach evacuation infrastructure.
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Comment #27049806
It would be far better if Facebook just said: “he tried to undermine democracy in the home country of our employees, so we banned him because we don’t want that”. This charade just…
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Comment #27032777
Time to take a hint from the college board and insist that every student’s code has to run on a TI-84
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Comment #27032753
Great story. I wonder if somewhere on a site like the daily wtf you can find the sys admin’s retelling where he relays in horror how a bubble sort almost brought down the system!
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Comment #27005504
IMO the problem is that OSS developers hate any change that’s made to a UI because it breaks their workflow. As a result, a lot of OSS has old style interfaces, and it’s hard for U…