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by 3131s 6y ago
What OP did is only extremist in a normative sense. The real extremists are the ones butchering animals because they're too selfish to eat something else.
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by 3131s 6y ago
> I was fed the same line of shit by courts. Hmm... when I was a lot younger I got charged with a felony (burglary) that was then downgraded to a misdemeanor (breaking and entering), and I was told that it would disappear from my recor
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by 3131s 6y ago
But they do... lots of teams have stationary bikes on the sidelines. No athlete would sit motionless for 12 minutes in the middle of a competition, not too mention that players would go through a much longer warm up before the game. But I a
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by 3131s 6y ago
Static stretching should be avoided at the beginning of a workout. I had assumed this was about sprinting in the sense of running as fast as possible, which would be absolutely insane to do without a warmup. I take around 20 minutes to warm
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by 3131s 6y ago
I totally agree with you. It seems like no one is understanding your point... yes, it's an absolutely terrible idea for people to go back to work right now, but if it's literally between that and going hungry (because you know you
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by 3131s 6y ago
You should rethink that. It's the poverty that these kids and everybody else will be subjected to that will have a much larger impact. If every one of these kids were sitting at home in a financially secure household, I guarantee you t
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by 3131s 6y ago
How about just removing the flagging feature? It's annoying that a few people can derail a discussion on an article that many others have upvoted. Also, what happened to the "vouch" button?
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by 3131s 6y ago
If that's how it's supposed to work, I'll start flagging every single MacOS and Windows related post I see on HN. I actually found this because about once a week I search for all the Wikipedia articles that get posted on HN.
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by 3131s 6y ago
I guess you'd have stuff colliding in mid-air and crashing to the ground, but it did occur to me that just launching stuff into the air with very precise cannons and catching it in nets would be far cheaper than a system of tubes. Too
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by 3131s 6y ago
I really wonder what fantasy world you live in where the elites are just clamouring to institute a UBI. So far only a single congressperson that I am aware of has advocated for it, and that's Ilhan Omar, who is a hero of mine. Why is i
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by 3131s 6y ago
> Faced with this, authors are forced to either simplify their ideas or spread them out across tweets. Or not use Twitter at all.
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by 3131s 6y ago
It's just how HTML is rendered, you'll never know whether OP used 1 or 2 spaces in that comment.
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by 3131s 7y ago
It's one day later now, and "Vercel" is still a stupid name!
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by 3131s 7y ago
According to this, Toshiba has been doing the same thing... https://www.tomshardware.com/news/sneaky-marketing-toshiba-s...
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by 3131s 7y ago
This is what I do too, either watch videos of other people playing new games or play the old games that I already know and love (Diablo, Alpha Centauri, Starcraft, Rollercoaster Tycoon, Minesweeper, etc.).
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by 3131s 7y ago
So many obvious examples, but since up thread people are using the "teach a man to fish" idea, let's go with that... you are now the captain of a fishing boat! So what happens when, in order to cover expenses while you'r
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by 3131s 7y ago
No one even told us at my school that the PSAT would count for national merit scholarships, which ended up saving me $20,000 on university tuition over four years.
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by 3131s 7y ago
An effective bum gun sprays water with a lot of force. There's a certain way to aim it (to be specific, first near your anus and then circle outwards) that completely removes all feces in just a few seconds. I have tested the cleanlin
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by 3131s 7y ago
It's literally not a UBI, did you not see the OP spell that out? Means-tested welfare is misaligned with productivity because the money stops coming once you make more. A UBI is a more pragmatic, efficient approach to reducing wealth i
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by 3131s 7y ago
The original XFL had some different rules around certain types of hits, and it also emphasized the players' personas more by letting them choose the names on their jerseys, trash talk, take their helmet off for celebrations, etc. It w
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by 3131s 7y ago
Agreed, and I'm more curious anyways about the numerous fruits that have this same effect of increasing the perception of sweetness. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thaumatococcus_daniellii https://en.wik
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by 3131s 7y ago
I don't get all the hate here either. Some of these are very pretty.
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by 3131s 7y ago
What about non-NN generative art?
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by 3131s 7y ago
The whole world watches Friends, but Seinfeld not so much. Did anyone else not ever like Cheers?
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by 3131s 7y ago
Read PiHKAL and TiHKAL. These two books on phenylethylamines and tryptamines have a unique mixture of personal insight into the recreational use of psychedelics along with technical instructions from a chemist to recreate hundreds of these
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by 3131s 7y ago
Including this one then? I assume you've combed through all of github to verify this?
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by 3131s 7y ago
> I was 4 years old when the Iraq war began. It doesn't fully excuse your ignorance but at least you have time to gain some perspective. As it is now what you're saying here is embarrassing to me as a fellow American.
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by 3131s 7y ago
I was only trying to illustrate that a VAT isn't inherently regressive, that example wasn't meant to be taken that seriously.
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by 3131s 7y ago
Ok, fortunately Yang also wants to increase capital gains taxes to the same rate as income taxes. https://www.yang2020.com/policies/capital-gain-carried-inter...
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by 3131s 7y ago
> If you're using a regressive VAT tax to pay for UBI you are not redistributing wealth, you are disproportionately taxing the poor to distribute to themselves ( https://www.quora.com/Why-is-value-added-tax-regressive

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