Philadelphia

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by Philadelphia 2y ago
You also have no idea what country a user is in
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by Philadelphia 2y ago
The X Games, X-treme X-men, Xander Cage in XXX era
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by Philadelphia 2y ago
Also Michael Jackson’s having an amateur anesthesiologist putting him under every night with a wide variety of easily lethal sedatives, and Musk’s use of ketamine and mushrooms and stimulants and whatever else he’s on this week.
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by Philadelphia 3y ago
BMore Taqueria in Fells Point is pretty good. https://www.bmoretaqueria.com
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by Philadelphia 3y ago
Have you tried the prescription thyroid hormone supplement liothyronine (T3)? There’s some good evidence that it boosts the effects of antidepressants and may have antidepressant properties on its own.
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by Philadelphia 3y ago
Do you know what form and dose you used?
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San Francisco’s self-driving car wars intensify after Cruise meltdown(sfchronicle.com)
2 points by Philadelphia 3y ago|0 comments
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by Philadelphia 3y ago
https://archive.is/JxnOO
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Workers become millionaires in sale of employee-owned insurance company(inquirer.com)
4 points by Philadelphia 3y ago|1 comments
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by Philadelphia 3y ago
There were actually a lot of good freeware and shareware apps for most of that — things like Eudora for e-mail, Fetch for FTP, and NewsWatcher for NNTP.
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by Philadelphia 3y ago
Cyberdog was a web browser/Internet application suite like Netscape. If it’s the spiritual predecessor to anything, it’s Safari, not iCloud, but I wouldn’t say it was even that. It was really just a tech demo. From what I remember, it
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by Philadelphia 3y ago
It also can’t learn. Once the training is done, the network is set in stone.
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by Philadelphia 3y ago
It’s discussed in the paper under the heading “ASD microbiomes mirror behavior improvement after fecal matter transplant” “To test this, we re-analyzed data from a 2-year, open-label fecal matter transplant (FMT) study with 18 children with
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Has Oppenheimer made Einstein into a bonafide sex symbol?(avclub.com)
1 points by Philadelphia 3y ago|2 comments
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by Philadelphia 3y ago
When the song came out, almost all phones would have been rotary dial, so this is probably just coincidental.
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by Philadelphia 3y ago
The Game Genie for the original NES worked like that https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_Genie
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by Philadelphia 3y ago
From the live stream, you can see how quickly the temporary fill is going up. https://www.penndot.pa.gov/RegionalOffices/district-6/Pages/...
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by Philadelphia 3y ago
Do you think Hacker News should get rid of downvoting?
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by Philadelphia 3y ago
My recollection is that during the Google+ period, Google changed their indexing and basically destroyed every other forum. Things that were first page results dropped out completely and lost virtually all of their ad revenue.
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CSS Differences in Internet Explorer 6, 7 and 8 (2009)(smashingmagazine.com)
1 points by Philadelphia 3y ago|0 comments
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Getting Started with Macintosh Programming: Circa 1998 (1997)(preserve.mactech.com)
11 points by Philadelphia 3y ago|2 comments
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by Philadelphia 3y ago
But there’s no reason the rest of the world has to use the same web sites. It’s “parochial and weird” to expect that everything on the internet will be tailored for every country automatically.
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by Philadelphia 3y ago
They’re substantially larger and heavier
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Popular Reddit App Apollo Would Need to Pay $20M per Year Under New API Pricing(macrumors.com)
187 points by Philadelphia 3y ago|9 comments
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by Philadelphia 3y ago
How many people play text tic-tic-toe on the internet? Puzzle questions would seem more common.
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by Philadelphia 3y ago
Yes. And so cryptocurrency is a reversion to a model of payment that’s been rejected by most people for its poor security.
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by Philadelphia 3y ago
Email started off as something you only got through your ISP. It then turned into something you only got through Google. It’s not really an example of a service where the vast majority of people make an active choice.
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by Philadelphia 3y ago
Same thing with fraud against a business being turned into “identity theft”.
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by Philadelphia 4y ago
It works well under the original intent, as someone who handles things that are orthogonal to development, like gathering information from different departments to answer a question, getting things through approvals, managing feature reques
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by Philadelphia 4y ago
If your health limits your active hours to barely more than you can work, you won’t. In that case, you get very lonely, from my experience.

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