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   by CodeSgt 4y ago

   This has nothing to do with the law and every to do with the HOA that the people in this article from 2009 willing joined when they bought their home. I know it's fun to hate on the USA at every given opportunity but this is less some
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   by CodeSgt 4y ago

   The evidence is very clear that it's beneficial if you have a dietary deficiency (which you almost certainly do). If not for the proven physical benefits, the cognitive benefits alone are likely worth it. Where the evidence is ambiguou
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   by CodeSgt 4y ago

   Just curious, do you take creatine? It's typically a workout supplement but vegans tend to be deficient in it and can really notice measurable cognitive and physical improvements.
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   by CodeSgt 4y ago

   Hey,sorry for naivety here, but do you mean the Department of Justice? Why would they call you about the merger?
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   by CodeSgt 4y ago

   I've tried mapping out various execution paths, tracking what deps are used where, etc. It certainly helps in the context of a singular action or maybe even a set of interconnected actions, but beyond a certain complexity I just get lo
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   by CodeSgt 4y ago

   Thanks for the suggestions!
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   by CodeSgt 4y ago

   Thanks for your response. I've been involved and making small changes since my first week. I'm at a point now that I should have a clearer picture of the larger system, but there's still so much I don't understand or ha
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   Ask HN: Do I have “imposters syndrome” or am I just bad?

   9 points by CodeSgt 4y ago|9 comments
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   by CodeSgt 4y ago

   Did I say anywhere that she wasn't a conservative? You clearly misunderstand the no true Scotsman fallacy.
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    by CodeSgt 4y ago

    A publication having a political bias doesn't correlate to every product of that publication being one which broadly represents its political association. Nor can you in good faith generalize the ideas of a single person to be represen
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    by CodeSgt 4y ago

    Is there anything in the article indicating that this is some sort of conservative viewpoint or did you just decide to label it such because it seemed like an easy way for you to score a point? I consider myself to be more right-leaning and
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    by CodeSgt 4y ago

    They're not even discriminating again straight cisgendered people , it's more targeted than that, only straight cisgendered, white and Asain men . They make an allowance for all women. I personally don't think this form o
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    by CodeSgt 4y ago

    Admittedly I do not, I'm very much a homebody and tend to go to bed shortly after the sun sets. I bet those would be much more noticeable.
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    by CodeSgt 4y ago

    I very, very rarely take conscious notice of billboards. If every one within a 100 miles of me were to disappear without a trace over night I'm honestly not sure I'd notice.
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    by CodeSgt 4y ago

    You're welcome to explain why you disagree with the OP and what true value can, in your view, be derived from studying classical literature. I likely agree with you, but if you're just going to make a vaguely disparaging statement
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    by CodeSgt 4y ago

    Of all the comments in this thread, I think this one most accurately captures the mentality of those disparaging the author. It certainly aligns with how I reflexively reacted, before taking time to consider more deeply.
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    by CodeSgt 4y ago

    That'd be excellent. A 4DWW would certainly be one of the few things (aside from a large salary difference) that'd make me switch companies as well.
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    Ask HN: What companies with cool missions are hiring?

    4 points by CodeSgt 4y ago|1 comments
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    by CodeSgt 4y ago

    They mean that age is an issue in that many women actually prefer older men. So all else being equal you still may have an advantage compared to a man in his early 20's
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    by CodeSgt 4y ago

    Why would that be a great time to start a company?
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    by CodeSgt 4y ago

    Wow the insurance is one thing but not even bring able to buy electrical cable is crazy to me. Australia's government truly is more dystopian than most people give it credit for being. Every now and then I hear about another fundamenta
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    by CodeSgt 4y ago

    I have no idea why you're getting downvoted. I don't really consider myself to be a "gamer" but I stumbled across that channel myself a few months ago and it's incredible. Definitely not going to solve all of OP&#x2
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    by CodeSgt 4y ago

    I feel like linux only works for 2 categories of people: 1. The extreme laymen that do essentially nothing outside of the web browser 2. The tech savant that has the time, energy, and motivation to spend the countless hours required to get
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    by CodeSgt 4y ago

    I think people don't realize that the reason many batteries today aren't removable is because they've been hyperoptomized to have maximum storage capacity and a removal would require significant hardware modifications. With r
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    by CodeSgt 4y ago

    I've not touched Python in a couple years, but Pandas/NumPy used to be the defacto libs for anything to do with data science, are they considered "wonky" now?
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    Ask HN: What language do you have the most fun writing in, and why?

    2 points by CodeSgt 4y ago|5 comments
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    by CodeSgt 4y ago

    Thanks for explaining that, makes more sense what the fuss is all about.
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    by CodeSgt 4y ago

    Drink a soda. There's a couple of spoons of white sugar.
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    by CodeSgt 4y ago

    Am I the only one that doesn't think this is really all that bad? I'll admit that I've not ever written a line of Scala, but in principal it seems like the only people who have to follow this license will be those who can aff
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    by CodeSgt 4y ago

    Where should an aspiring serial killer get their self-worth from then?