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Comment #33579863
I question your information as that is so definitely not my life experience.
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Comment #33579821
They don’t actually really like being called Native American though. That’s kind of a white thing. Well, that's a big lie. I grew up on a reservation, an Indian Service Area, and s…
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Comment #33579381
They do so little with the concept and tooling its easy to forget how Powershell works.
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Comment #33579014
Are you intentionally ignoring the large Native American population in some of those states? [edit: at this point I just assume that folks on HN don't have any concept of the demog…
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Comment #33572990
It does make one wonder what happens if everything is a type instead of a file. Do you get a command line that looks like Mathematica? I too think every program containing a parser…
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Comment #33569191
We in ND just got our first winter storm and it was bad enough to cancel work. We are not exactly apt to cancel because of snow. I get the feeling this is not going to an easy year…
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Comment #33566258
Last I checked, Nova doesn't do keyboard macros and I do a lot of text munging and need them because I refuse to type the same sequence multiple times.
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Comment #33566190
Built in keyboard macros that don't suck. Speed too.
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Comment #33550283
It was my understanding that every study has a control group getting the standard care. I didn't see a study without such a control group.
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Comment #33550268
I don't feel guilt, I still feel rage. I didn't determine any of the parameters or rules of the trial so I have no guilt on me. I just observed that the control group is dead becau…
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Comment #33549088
Everyone knew the results of "standard treatment", that's why they were researching the drug. There were years and years of statistics. We killed 70% of the control group. Doomed b…
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Comment #33548849
I worked on one in the 90's that was $50,000 a day for three years. The drug company, assuming the trial was successful, had about 4 years to make all its money back before the pat…
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Comment #33494782
Well, don't skip the DragonFly folks. I've had the four main one up and running at different times.
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Comment #33494752
I think Bill seriously underestimates the value of defensive fire. Or, most people actually prepping will also think of defense.
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Comment #33494720
I think there are different varieties of preppers, and some have communities. Frankly, by some definitions, I'm a prepper which is rather surprising. I think if you live rural you …
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Comment #33493957
The funny thing is I tried to setup and Arch Linux box. I can setup OpenBSD with thinking with all the partitions and such, but that Arch Linux install was just a bad time. I'll tr…
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Comment #33492569
I'm much more familiar with OpenBSD and FreeBSD on the server-side, and I don't feel real comfortable with Linux. The two biggest vendors, Red Hat and Ubuntu, don't really give the…
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Comment #33492334
I tell people that I haven't looked forward to new features in the 'California' era like I did in the 'Cat' era. Now, I worry about what Apple will break or take away. If Microsoft…
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Comment #33483839
Our findings confirm that zebra stripes repel biting flies under naturalistic conditions and do so at close range Which has lead to suggestions to breed this into livestock. Which …
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Comment #33469528
For a bit of information https://m.startribune.com/minnesotas-cargill-is-largest-u-s-...
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Comment #33469312
Cargill would have an amazingly high valuation just due to all the assets owned.
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Comment #33465535
If I remember the law correctly, you can also announce without notice and pay a severance that covers 60 days.
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Comment #33457702
the experimental Servo browser engine How is building a new browser engine not supporting Firefox?
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Comment #33457584
I really feel that Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc. v. Goldsmith[0] is going to have a big effect on this type of thing. They are basically relying on their AI magi…