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721.
by Freedom2 3y ago
Felt pretty spontaneous to me: "My friend just messaged me, we're going to a new cafe that opened up near my house." Or is that too much planning for you?
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by Freedom2 3y ago
How do you know they are lying?
723.
by Freedom2 3y ago
Why is it not possible? There have been countless times where co-workers have booked in time on the calendar (for observability for the team) to meet up with a friend for lunch, or to even meet up after work and support local businesses aro
724.
by Freedom2 3y ago
Do you have an example of a complex widget being implemented in a simpler way with better results? I see this sentiment often here, but most examples are toy examples or frivolous.
725.
by Freedom2 3y ago
>If there's a trove of apple users somewhere that have strong opinions about Android phones Is using /r/apple cheating? ;) To be clear, I envy Apple's long-term support for their products and no one can deny the fanta
726.
by Freedom2 3y ago
What's interesting is that even when Apple follows a design or trend, their fans can often claim that Apple innovates it at the same time. For example, Android has had wireless charging and USB-C ages before Apple, but when Apple start
727.
by Freedom2 3y ago
I have a few qualms with your solution...
728.
by Freedom2 3y ago
Australia's reduced rights was the impetus for the creation of the USA?
729.
by Freedom2 3y ago
Believe it or not, some countries and cultures are able to enforce such policies. Dismissing it as 'absolutely no way' without any shred of evidence is absurd.
730.
by Freedom2 3y ago
Also consider the stereotypical HN user - and it's arguably easy to draw a conclusion about why articles like these get flagged.
731.
by Freedom2 3y ago
Counterpoint: in India, I've never had to wait longer than a few hours for diagnostics.
732.
by Freedom2 3y ago
For the example image (moon landing), couldn't you just remove the background by getting the original source that has a green screen? (I'm joking, of course).
733.
by Freedom2 3y ago
There's a large Indian community here on HN who would disagree with the notion that doing business in India is unpleasant.
734.
by Freedom2 3y ago
> India isn't a pleasant market to do business in Source? Most people I've spoken to are extremely keen to do business with India, as it's a growing economy with tons of potential.
735.
by Freedom2 3y ago
Consensus is that a 4% APR on a savings account is huge...
736.
by Freedom2 3y ago
That's literally what they said...? (that is, engineering and medicine are professions of dedicated learning)
737.
by Freedom2 3y ago
Been using this for a toy project, and enjoying it so far! Something I haven't quite figured out is, when using the TypeScript library, how to have more than two filters, ie x == z and y == a and b == c, without some pretty nasty nesti
738.
by Freedom2 3y ago
There's a few automations I want to try out, but does AHK still interfere with anti-cheat in games? I'm concerned if I forgot to turn it off (or if the anti-cheat just simply scans for a AHK executable), I'll be OOL.
739.
by Freedom2 3y ago
How do you know?
740.
by Freedom2 3y ago
This comment doesn't really align with the HN commenting guidelines.
741.
by Freedom2 3y ago
Could you describe the diversity and the different communities and cultures when exploring the US? I'd love to hear about all the different cultural experiences that can be had, compared to if an Australian were to travel to their comm
742.
by Freedom2 3y ago
This is my experience as well. I've spoken to Chinese co-workers who cook a lot of traditional food at home, and they have zero issues with electric stoves (induction or no) for cooking with a wok. As for those who claim that gas stove
743.
by Freedom2 3y ago
I put a lot more trust in Y Combinator and dang than other companies, however. They don't even care about curious discussion!
744.
by Freedom2 3y ago
I'm genuinely sorry to hear that. Unfortunately, this forum looks to attract a certain kind of people, and those people find it easy to hide uncouth comments under the guise of "curious discussion". It doesn't help that
745.
by Freedom2 3y ago
So when people go to buy a bottle of water, they really want the bottle itself, and not what's inside it?
746.
by Freedom2 3y ago
> It’s not going to be good for you How about water ads? Can you specifically address how water isn't good for us, leaving aside absurd arguments such as "drink too much, and you'll drown!"
747.
by Freedom2 3y ago
Could you describe what other kinds of eliminationist rhetoric you encounter on this site?
748.
by Freedom2 3y ago
Is there any evidence of this policy existing? What sources do you have that there is indeed a door with a sign that says as such?
749.
by Freedom2 3y ago
Don't forget about using cheques and having to use third-party applications for money transfer between people (Venmo, CashApp). Americans always seem to come up with an excuse for why they are slower, like a comment higher in this thre
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by Freedom2 3y ago
> every other This has been a common scenario for many countries and cities around the world, for a long time, before the MTA introduced it, with similar flawless execution. Just off the top of my head, London, Singapore, Sydney, Japan a

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