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    Comment #49223805

    > According to the U.S. Coast Guard and the Marine Exchange of Alaska, which monitors ship traffic in Alaska, there was no distress call — just a general request for assistance.

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    Comment #48901774

    Thanks. Looking forward to that paper.

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    Comment #48898535

    I think you will be fine. Allah willing. It sounds like you have good intentions at heart. I hope that if you follow it you can find a balance between what's best for you and your …

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    Comment #48886807

    Websites like this are all sort of ephemera.

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    Comment #48882666

    You want to read more? Miss phone calls, meals, breaking news; forego an hour or two of rest; work on your core; replace all clocks indoors with sundials. Print. Scan. Pirate. Dig …

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    Comment #48873074

    Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji'un. Brother you know about as good as I know that whatever is intended for you to achieve and earn in this life is wholly independent of you or mys…

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    Comment #48872451

    You know what. I feel like it’s a fair price.

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    Comment #48837191

    Try reading the entire thing.

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    Comment #48833668

    Long read. But this has been known for over 20 years. > Reading has always been associated with education and more generally with urban social elites. Although contemporary comment…

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    Comment #48833294

    A good idea to consider might be what Hans Magnus Enzensberger referred to as "second-order illiteracy". > [The second-order illiterate] has come a long way: his loss of memory cau…

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    Comment #48827487

    This is what people mean when they name "taste" as a major qualifying trait for humans who work with AI. I poked around the different GitHub repos to get a feel for how this was do…

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    Comment #48825215

    Not a problem. Thanks. These are great.

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    Comment #48824135

    > It's a fair question, but it irritates me because it suggests that we should accept the self-destruction of vast swaths of the population in the name of perfect liberty. We shoul…

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    Comment #48813725

    Whoever did the typography for this website went bananas. The pull quotes and block quotes are real pleasing to look at. Somewhere I think I have a copy of Grossman's A Writer at W…

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    Comment #48813630

    What do you mean? "Communities" on social media platforms vary, common behavioral traits that the platform may engender not withstanding. The platform Craig Mod built looks like th…

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    Comment #48813038

    This link is more informative. https://craigmod.com/roden/102/#the-good-place Craig Mod is an interesting example of someone who makes a living online through "ethical" content pro…

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    Comment #48797571

    Yeah. This is it. #RollsOverRings

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    Comment #48790983

    https://www.monsantotechnology.com/Vegetables/main-page-mons... Poetic license, pal!

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    Comment #48789905

    Previously: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48781539

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    Comment #48789595

    When I buy grapes, yeah, I get that someone worked for me to get 'em. But I don't get all metaphysical and spooky about it. I'm buying the grapes as objects. Like a book. Once I ta…

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    Comment #48789341

    If you shouldn't be able to copyright GRAPES...you shouldn't be able to copyright BOOKS.

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    Comment #48788869

    This is the sort of web page that the street's been missing. The comments aggregator is interesting. Not to mention the hover-overs for the related posts.