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Comment #48770414
Not everyone is a "professional Youtuber" like you, and that includes a lot of Youtube who upload videos without any expectation of income, for who Youtube is mainly a free video h…
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Comment #48756187
Bruh??
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Comment #48756155
We synthesise evidence on vaccine components, manufacturing quality controls, and regulatory standards that underpin safety, alongside data from randomised trials, post-authorisati…
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Comment #48756089
What does being "pro-vax" mean? That you believe in any claims of vaccine efficacy made by the manufacturers or the FDA and are more then willing to have them injected into your bo…
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Comment #48756067
Where are the citations supporting your view that the vaccines were effective at preventing infection?
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Comment #48725668
Do the laws that mandate identity verification set security standards that the websites which collect and verify the data must meet?
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Comment #48583416
> A feature that was possibly accidentally enabled on consumer chips is now being disabled. Bro what are you smoking? The highly paid and experienced engineers designing these chip…
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Comment #48520747
Why has HN become utterly useless as a place where meaningful discussions can be held? A response concerning the model being prompted for information that could be used to aid cybe…
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Comment #48463491
It was only a matter of time. The real issue is whether government's should have the right to metadata or the content of remote communications. Government's don't claim the right t…
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Comment #48463452
Doesn't an eSIM link the SIM to the phone's IMEI which is usually logged somewhere?
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Comment #48202949
Young American, whether job seekers on in employment, don't understand that their greatest power is their power to vote, and organizing themselves to use that power properly abilit…
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Comment #48200898
Trying to boost numbers by using units people can't picture or comprehend is not very useful. 231000 gallons is 1000 cubic meters, ie a 10 metre cube. Perhaps the number of olympic…
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Comment #48182462
Because ther don't have to keep switching from discussion client to discussion client or whatever tools the use for each project they are involved with, at the same time being dist…
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Comment #48161204
I find this interesting because my first awareness of a link between gastrointestinal problems and autism was in the retracted so labelled "fraud" paper by Andrew Wakefield et al i…
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Comment #48122069
Who are the founders, their funders and their motivation?
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Comment #48110581
Hacker News - the place where shills love to make reasonable sounding arguments.
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Comment #47988859
But honey?!!?? LOL
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Comment #47988815
Will they pay the drivers for hosting the sensors? Can the drivers charge a monthly late for hosting the sensors?
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Comment #47970205
If IP addresses are a shared resource then it shouldn't be possible to block an IP or IP range because some of the domains are hosting illegal stuff. This is like blocking access t…
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Comment #47938070
You mean buy a Google Pixel? How many people can afford one?
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Comment #47906278
If Lisp developers want a better editor and IDE they can support Lem. VS Code doesn't provide the liveness and extensibility Emacs and Lisp developers enjoy in their environments.
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Comment #47905572
Lem doesn't claim to be a Lisp development environment or IDE. It describes itself as General-purpose editor/IDE with high expansibility in Common Lisp
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Comment #47866027
Cars,those urban monstrosities the vehicles that weigh over 25 times their payload and take up 20 times the space on the roads. Should I adjust the figures for American sizes? Shou…
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Comment #47777216
Sounds like pay to play, the usual Trumpian playbook (no pun intended)