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Comment #39819508
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Comment #39719607
> The huge temperature anomaly — which climate change alone is unlikely to explain
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Comment #39697955
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Comment #39697162
I am disgusted by the totalitarian urge which has been normalized by the pandemic. Your trauma is not my problem, and I will not permanently alter my behavior to satisfy your ever-…
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Comment #39695197
Let's wear them forever then. You first.
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Comment #39683309
A blockchain is a uniquely stupid place to commit crimes. Think about it.
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Comment #39653120
That's pretty inefficient if someone wants to avoid buying any of the products affected by the case.
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Comment #39646130
This is very cool, but why doesn't it list the names of companies involved? (or did I miss it?)
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Comment #39606756
I've been repeatedly disappointed in the build quality of the X1 series. My last one had cheap USB C sockets which wore out to the extent that it made charging impossible. The one …
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Comment #39584033
For when you simply must run a secure, modern browser on your ancient, swiss cheese operating system.
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Comment #39496232
It's virtually guaranteed that different relays will take different views regarding disinformation, harm, etc. This is probably good, too. I personally don't want my hand held, but…
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Comment #39443975
True but the funny business buys a lot of fault tolerance, and predictable performance if not maximum performance.
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Comment #39443733
Both are responsible, the one who spilled gasoline, and the one who flicked a match.
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Comment #39426125
I can think of several large organizations who would love small AI companies to be pushed out of the space with a tax.
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Comment #39385070
Yep, and how do we even begin to model the interactions between these? The burden of proof is upon those introducing novel substances into my food.
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Comment #39337907
Free time might be a prime causal factor here. Both the wealthy and working poor may have too little leisure to achieve above-replacement birthrates. That would explain why there a…
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Comment #39336192
Biological systems where the cost of reproduction increases without an increase in the available resources cease to exist. How could it be otherwise? People often consider their de…
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Comment #39192262
Right. There's also the sophomorically named "TRAMP" for connecting from a locally hosted emacs session to files across a wide range of protocols including ssh.
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Comment #39166944
There must be oil.
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Comment #39084682
You can build beautiful structures out of concrete. I was just going for a cheap building material. I'm not married to the particulars.
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Comment #39084677
Your tolerance for subway violence may be higher than mine, given I have a small child.
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Comment #39084668
Yep, I fully agree it needs to be an entire pipeline designed to get people back on their feet and into functional lives.
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Comment #39081798
You will have to solve the epidemic of homelessness and crime in high-density areas of the United States before people will accept using mass transit. I fully support doing so - I …
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Comment #39081772
You're presenting a false dichotomy. Endocrine health is just one example of where doctors ought to investigate before more extreme interventions like these weight loss drugs.