MoSattler

Doesn’t this mainly affect people who might otherwise choose to end their lives but are unable to do so because of a disability or similar limitation?

this kind of freedom, once possible, is now gone.

How did you get a DB of all books?

Possibly a dumb question: How do you determine the accuracy of the most precise clock? You don’t have anything more accurate to measure it against, right?

I am curious: do people with aphantasia dream?

> Wells Fargo holds employees to the highest standards.

I wonder if they also compensate them to the highest standards.

I find myself paying for an illegal IPTV service, just so I can watch soccer from my home country while living elsewhere. I'd genuinely prefer a legal, reasonably priced option, but the only alternatives are these expensive, big-name services that insist on a set-top box. So, reluctantly, the 'less legal' route ends up being the more practical service for me.

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The author themself appears to be unclear about the specific stance they are opposing. While it doesn't seem like they are strawmaning intentionally, they are arguing against positions that no reasonable person actually holds.

> For, there is clearly bound up in such arguments the assumption that those being reasoned with are free to change their minds based on the merits (or demerits) of the evidence presented.

I understand that the author is arguing sincerely, but certain statements raise concerns about whether they fully grasp the concept of determinism.

Why is it necessary to assume the existence of free will for a person to be capable of evaluating new evidence and have a subsequently revised opinion based on this new information?

Similar thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38784609

I am so tired of it. I wish there was an AI filter for social media that let me block out this stuff.

Once everything is downloaded and archived, will this enable me to play the game without it having to talk to the steam servers?

Most 16-year-old don't have rich parents.

First use will be for criminal suspects, to "save lives". Then its use slowly expands from there.

same in aragonese

Same on Safari on Mac

Woods seems to have a few cool properties. Other people have even tried to make it bulletproof: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CglNRNrMFGM

A few years back I used to use SyncThing + DecSync for that purpose, and it worked quite well. Looks like it hasn't been updated in a while though.

https://github.com/39aldo39/DecSync

This illustration was created shortly after the American Civil War began, a conflict that started when the South seceded.

It's actually quite easy with things like LiteFS Cloud. https://fly.io/docs/litefs/

What is this? It made me listening to a random Minnesota radio station where people talk about ghosts.

I think this point is addressed in the article.

I remember reading somewhere that historically, the alcohol content in beer was considerably lower (as low as 0.5% IIRC) than it is today. I'm not sure if the article takes this into account - I might have missed that detail.

Yeah, the US is one of the few exceptions.

Anecdotally, I've heard from HR professionals that posting on Hacker News isn't a particularly effective method for attracting candidates. Perhaps this could be the reason.

This approach, unfortunately, won't work in the majority of the (western) world where WhatsApp has already replaced text messages as the de facto standard.