DougN7

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by DougN7 3y ago
Interesting. I hadn’t thought of it that way, but you’ve shown Chrome is the new IE of the web. How the world turns…
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by DougN7 3y ago
I’m not even quite an arm chair scientist, but this seems like a big deal to me. It seems like it would affect a lot of assumptions that have been made over time involving evaporation like weather and climate predictions. Can anyone that
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by DougN7 3y ago
I’ve also completely switched to Kagi and have been very happy - happy enough to pay for it. As is said so often: “it’s amazing what happens when _you_ are not the product”.
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by DougN7 3y ago
Growing up, I knew maybe two or three kids that had emotional problems. Now (as an adult with grown kids) I hardly know any families that don’t have such a person. I’m sure part of it is we’re more open, which is great, but I can’t attrib
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by DougN7 3y ago
Another recent kagi convert here. It really is great, and a great deal at $10/month. I seriously doubt I’ll ever go back.
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by DougN7 3y ago
A buddy runs the traffic lights for a midsized city. One issue they’re running into is sensors/cameras failing after X years and not having the budget to replace them when needed. All the fancy algorithms are only as good as the data
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by DougN7 3y ago
You are in Pittsburg, and were born in Pittsburg (and thus a US citizen) but can’t get some jobs because you don’t have an EU passport? This isn’t adding up.
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by DougN7 3y ago
It doesn’t have a safety bar? That’s why you can’t shower? Or it’s dirty?? Wear flip-flops in the shower as is done in much of the world. I won’t pretend to understand what is going on, but that statement about the shower is a red flag
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by DougN7 3y ago
I’m not sure I agree. I hear from lots of people wanting to buy my business IF it’s making at least $5 million/year (it’s not). $500K/year might get you a 2X exit, and $1M is nothing to sneeze at, but it’s not early retirement m
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by DougN7 3y ago
Well, I was with someone who had threatened to kill me, and I took that threat very seriously, as it was also made very seriously. It was sort of watching a film that was doing fast forward through my life. I could see it playing in front
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by DougN7 3y ago
I experienced the “life flashing before my eyes” once. It was a situation where I thought I was about to die. It was like a very high speed real of all my memories playing. I was amazed (while it was happening) that it was happening just
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by DougN7 3y ago
“We are a small company and don’t discuss employee counts as a matter of policy.”
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by DougN7 3y ago
I’m not sure about that any more either. Read about the NHS in the UK - sounds like it is a dumpster fire and people are dying.
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by DougN7 3y ago
That’s part of it, but having a “baby mama” (i.e. never married/living together in the first place), is also an issue. I know a guy that is 21 that has already fathered 4 children with 3 women, and is supporting none of them. It’s sa
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by DougN7 3y ago
Was just going to chime in about the same excellent product. The I add in sweet Yoplait yogurt (which I like to call “fruit pudding”). Gotta get that sugar in somehow! :)
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by DougN7 3y ago
It wasn’t all that great - too glitzy :)
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by DougN7 3y ago
Gif like “gift”, and jay-peg. Yes, I’m sorry it’s not consistent. And it doesn’t have to be. It is simply correct :)
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by DougN7 3y ago
But I think you made my point. “Exercising control” (your words) is needed because there is a biological drive in play. Bared breasts triggers that drive to some degree. To pretend otherwise isn’t being honest.
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by DougN7 3y ago
But I think it denies basic reptile-brain responses that are hard wired. Men can consciously fight those responses, but we can’t just make them go away, through training or legislation. Playboy didn’t build an empire because men love thin
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by DougN7 3y ago
Doesn’t that have to assume that all deals came through advertising? In my case I find more and more sales are word of mouth or from organic search, but it’s very hard to measure (at least in B2B).
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by DougN7 3y ago
I agree. As long as there are personal differences in motivation, intelligence, energy level and moral compass, there will be classes of some sort or another.
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by DougN7 3y ago
I had 4 off-brand ink cartridges that suddenly wouldn’t work in my HP inkjet printer. Pissed me off so much I went out and bought a $350 Epson printer. Never again HP. Why did you turn evil :’(
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by DougN7 3y ago
Is it private data of criminals and thieves? If that’s the case it’s hard to feel sympathy.
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by DougN7 3y ago
Harming? By asking for an email address?
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by DougN7 3y ago
Yes, and the article didn’t touch upon that at all. Building a home foundation that would shake apart in a windstorm is a non-starter.
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by DougN7 3y ago
You’ve put that restriction in as a safety valve. I’m sure it would be easy to remove. Op’s concern remains.
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by DougN7 3y ago
Even if we couldn’t detect them, with tech as advanced as they would have to have, are they going to be crashing on our planet so often that we need a full on program for collecting them? If it happened once, maybe. Multiple times with th
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by DougN7 3y ago
I’ve engaged a few times just to see what they’re after. Eventually I tell them I know what is going on, they are a thief, and suggest they change their life so their mother can be proud of them. They REALLY do not like hearing that.
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by DougN7 3y ago
I have a close friend whose daughter has it. From what I understand she can’t weigh consequences out beyond about 2 minutes. Current emotional discomfort (like being slightly bored) is over the top painful. She can’t deal with “no” somet
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by DougN7 3y ago
That seems like a sign that the problem you’re solving isn’t painful enough for the client. They pay for all kinds of things that are important to them. So either what you’re providing isn’t important enough to them, or it could be import

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