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Carrok
2y ago
This is a completely insane take on this. Akin to saying "You pulled the knife out of my torso, and now I'm bleeding more! Put it back!" Putting it back will certainly cause more harm than just leaving it out.
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Carrok
2y ago
Could someone post a summary? I can't load twitter.
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2y ago
> You might not like the term and how it might seem to shift blame, but it's the correct term. It absolutely shifts blame, and the term came from the banking sector themselves with the purpose of doing so. I could not care less what
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2y ago
US Only: This is your regular data breach reminder to freeze your credit with all 3 credit bureaus, as well as with NCTUE. It's free to do, easy to lift when you need to, and helps prevent credit fraud (also known, incorrectly, as iden
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2y ago
The reason no one else lives there are the same reasons I don’t want to live there. Not everyone will be happy living in the middle of nowhere. I’d wager most wouldn’t.
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2y ago
So, the alternative to buying, which is a terrible investment according to you, is renting, where you pay down the loan of the landlord. That’s better, how?
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2y ago
I have rented for the past 20 years, the vast majority of my adult life. We are buying soon. Could I make more in an index fund? Sure, probably. But I can’t make a rental into what I want it to be, you are often not even allowed to paint th
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2y ago
> That's what sustainable means. No. No it is not.
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2y ago
> I live about a thousand feet above you. I’ve also lived extensively over 9,000ft in altitude. Are we getting into a height pissing contest? If so, why? Just drink water. Fucksakes.
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2y ago
What an absurd statement. Over hydration has to go WAY over to compete with the dangers of under hydration.
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2y ago
I think it’s clear from context we are not talking about a desert endurance race. I would hope anyone engaged in such an endeavor would be working with a doctor to help set their own guidelines.
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2y ago
I live a mile in elevation, if I wait till I am thirsty to drink, my hands turn to ash, my voice gets coarse, and my brain turns to mush. Not everyone has the same needs. Don’t worry about anyone else drinking too much water please.
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2y ago
You would have to try VERY hard to drink too much water. Every one of all ages can benefit from staying hydrated.
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3y ago
Very much so. I have solved far more tricky problems on a chair lift at a ski area than I have in an office chair.
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3y ago
AK-47 has been a strain since the 70s [1]. But sure, blame it on "bros". [1] https://2fast4buds.com/news/strain-history-ak-47
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3y ago
Mine is almost 25 as well. When I read stories like this [1] from 3 days about Toyota leaking car location data and videos, it reinforces my desire to have as few computer chips in my car as possible. [1] https://news.ycombinator
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4y ago
> person who runs the business I saw works 12 hours a day Oh OK, so if you work yourself to death you can make slightly above average income. Cool, I guess. I'm not seeing how it's relevant to GP's point though. Candle mak
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4y ago
How much were you drinking? I have never heard anything like this. If you brewed it at home, then you should know that yes, acetobacter the bacteria part of the SCOBY converts the alcohol that the yeast creates from the sugar into acetic ac
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Ask HN: List of companies doing (or not doing) layoffs?
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4y ago
Tell me you’ve never been beaten up on a schoolyard for admitting to being an atheist, without telling me… Does that sound like religion has helped these people “improve their daily actions”? For many of us “crapping” on religion is not som
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4y ago
When you are working for a company in CO, they are required to post all new job postings both internally and externally, with salary info. So you can see what new people coming in are getting for what roles, and know if you're in the r
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4y ago
It has been this way in Colorado for some time, and it has been nothing but fantastic.
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4y ago
> meet people in real life like you are meant to be Keep this gatekeeping nonsense to yourself. I met my wife of many years on a dating app. We probably never would have met by chance.
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Tell HN: You can't hire because you don't post salary ranges
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Ask HN: Resources for transitioning from development to management?
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10y ago
The article mentions https://bitwarden.com/ . I haven't tried it but on a quick glance it seems to match most of your requirements.
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10y ago
As a current founder in a startup, these comments are hilarious. Yea, I'm definitely a trust funder, my parents know the Kennedys, and I have at least 10 shell companies set up. /s In reality I'm broke because I've been
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10y ago
The study you linked has the same error that almost all of these 'studies' have. "The percentage of drivers involved in fatal crashes who recently used marijuana more than doubled from eight to 17 percent between 2013 and 201
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10y ago
I would recommend Hammerspoon for this type of automation. http://www.hammerspoon.org/
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11y ago
Because while all we can see is the blinking light, the probe can see the things close to it far more clearly. As the above quote says the probe will "beam back pictures of the star’s planets." We can receive these pictures throug
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