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Comment #27466916
Yes but no because it is the law. It should be law that car companies provide a seat-belt but not that I wear one. Your one sentence straw-man wont suffice here. Again, it's all ab…
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Comment #27466882
I agree with your second comment but not so much the first. Infectious disease control 101: Lock up the infected people but leave the healthy alone. Or else you may have a dwindlin…
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Comment #27466808
Tl;dr a reminder that you are on the internet
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Comment #27466783
My bad, I'm not talking about vaccines here. More replying to this general comment about people that don't comply with governmental decree. Leaving out the fact that GOVT was sayin…
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Comment #27466541
I want people to be able to calculate risk for themselves rather than have GOVT decide what risks people can and can't take. If one doesn't deem it risky to themselves, perhaps bec…
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Comment #27365225
My only objection to the legalization of weed will that the smell is horrific (IMPO!) and it will begin to plague busy streets. How would lawmakers address this because I don't see…
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Comment #27165104
So to get this straight, you are just going to be getting free money for doing nothing, what from your dad? How is this in any way related to UBI? I can already predict the outcome…
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Comment #27165060
I don't see anyone one here talking about this. It is already happening with the furlough scheme. Isn't that the experiment already run already? If the furlough scheme meant (some)…
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Comment #27087457
Sure: 1: Download UBlock origin: https://ublockorigin.com/ 2: Open Youtube 3: Right click on any element in the page and click "block element". Do this for anything you don't want …
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Comment #27087226
Also, slightly related: If you want to watch less YouTube, you can use uBlock element picker to remove everything but the search bar. My YouTube web interface is just that now, no …
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Comment #27087173
If you watch a lot of YouTube (i try not to these days), might I just shill for the "Sponsor Block" extension [1]? It blocks those sponsored segments in youtube videos. You can als…
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Comment #27070021
Thanks for you're reply, I will look into the Motorola's then.
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Ask HN: What is the most basic smartphone that will still run Signal?
My current phone (S9+) is just not cutting the mustard any more. It's too big and has too many features I never use. I wanted to switch to a dumb phone but from a security and priv…
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Comment #26991349
I still love the patent name for it: "Catastrophically buckling compression column switch and actuator". Still wondering what is catastrophic about it. https://patents.google.com/p…
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Comment #26991323
>What is "Drop"? https://drop.com/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drop_(company)
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Comment #26809962
I like it a lot and it is very responsive. One thought though, is there any way to reduce the amount of JS/ trackers you are using? UBlock blocking is at 10% and it is still workin…
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Comment #26776998
Isn't this handled by the fact Lindy-like things have to be non-perishable like ideas or technology?
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Comment #26776989
And if you are writing a blog, it should be written in a way that it could be read 10 years ago if you want it to be read in 10 years if we're following Taleb's thinking.
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Comment #26721774
Citation needed here. Iirc, the media were quite anti-brexit.
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Comment #26710087
> What’s a secure way of searching without disclosure by either party? Download the original data set. US records are around a GB file.
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Comment #26710070
I checked someone who was part of the leak and the correct initials came up so unless that is by chance, it does seem to be querying the database. You can also read the source code…
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Comment #26645363
I have never used a contact tracing app before. I never leave the house with my phone, and when I arrive at the pub, I get funny looks when I say I can't scan their barcode because…