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Sometimes they do that on Shark Tank (Mark Cuban especially), making an offer and saying "but you have to decide right now". Giving them just seconds, even when there are still other potential offers on the table. It's a terr
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Mercedes-Benz fined $1.5B for emissions cheating
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Polls show trust in scientific, political institutions eroding
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You'd think that would result in an unbearable level of cognitive dissonance, but it doesn't because they changed the meaning of the word "inclusive".
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And a bunch of states in the US. Cannabis is less harmful than alcohol and has some genuine medicinal use. It doesn't make sense for it to be illegal, never should have been, and is extremely counterproductive for a host of reasons. It
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Gen Zers Say Silicon Valley Is Elitist/Exclusive. Can They Build a New System?
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Private data gone public: Razer leaks 100k gamers’ personal info
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For first time, House will vote on bill to legalize marijuana on federal level
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Mario makers reflect on 35 years
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A Pandemic Is a Terrible Time to Buy Real Estate
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Rand study uncovers income shift to the top 1%
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The Pandemic Has Parents Fleeing from Schools–Maybe Forever
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Mysterious mummies discovered in Egyptian well
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Oregon wildfires: Half a million people flee dozens of infernos
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I think the trend was already in progress, and Covid-19 just accelerated it by N years.
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Yeah, I'm making a generalization about the platform and what it incentivizes. It's definitely not to say that all channels create filler. Being logged in and curating really makes all the difference. ContraPoints, CGP Grey, Joe R
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Bay Area transfixed by foreboding, orange, smoke-choked skies
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2020’s Best States for Racial Equality in Education
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Yes, you can and should "both sides" this. Maybe you're unaware of what's happening with the extremes on both sides, but they're feeding off each other and rapidly regressing (thanks in large part to Facebook/T
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The Arnold Amendment
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Only after having a kid did I fully realize just how much time and freedom I had.
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Reed Hastings on New Book, Netflix’s Future – and Why He Fired His Last CFO
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> I like to think it's an opportunity. If you're able to combine domain expertise from your first career with a solid grasp of CS fundamentals and a good day-to-day working knowledge of your toolchain, that can make you a prett
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The Coddling of the American Mind is good deep dive on this and helps explain the phenomenon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B076NVFT5P/
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What You Can No Longer Say in Hong Kong
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> It just comes across to me as a 'hate the rich' policy that creates perverse incentives. Indeed, wealth tax sounds good because there are problems with income inequality and it's currently fashionable to hate the rich. B
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Soon we'll have that cognitive overhead on HN threads and there will be a larger volume to parse. Will the comments still be worth reading at that point? [ this comment may or may not be GPT-3 generated ]
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I always wonder what % of people actually read them compared to those who just see a slogan and decide based on that. Probably similar to "read headline" vs "read article"?
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Apple removes thousands of games from the Chinese App Store
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Views of the economy have turned sharply negative in many countries
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