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by Riseed 5y ago
I'm not sure there's "change your values" type money for everyone. Though for me, $1MM is enough to consider working for Amazon to attempt to change it from the inside. Perhaps we're saying the same things with diff
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by Riseed 5y ago
> And yet when they got hit by ransomware a while back their mobile and web apps were rendered useless. You could neither add new activities, nor view old activities, nor sync with other apps. Isn't that to be expected, if you'
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by Riseed 5y ago
>> Garmin is the only one I actually trust currently, as they've shown 0 willingness to monetize your health information. > What about the concern that the company is bought out in the future? Or that it may be sharing data al
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by Riseed 5y ago
(not the person you're replying to) There is no soup kitchen here. There is one food bank, which is only open once a month for a couple of hours. I haven't been, so cannot say whether they attempt to provide a month's worth o
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by Riseed 5y ago
It's so frustrating to not be believed by care providers. Thanks for sharing your personal experience. I'm glad you found a solution.
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by Riseed 5y ago
I'd like to learn more about this (pinched spinal nerves causing anxiety) but am having trouble finding anything helpful online. Most results are along the lines of the pain making the patient anxious about their condition, with some h
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by Riseed 5y ago
> One person could have enough to give every American $1M without first taking $1M from every American. Did you and everyone you know buy $1,000,000 of Washington Post or Wallstreet Journal subscriptions, for example? Once net worth is t
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by Riseed 5y ago
I'm much the same. Coworkers and roommates tell me to add layers and drink tea, but layers and hot tea make no difference if it's consistently 20ºC or below. My brain just does not work for anything more demanding than deleting ju
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by Riseed 5y ago
> Being able to say "I'm out" does not guarantee happiness. It doesn't seem to me that anyone was saying it was a guarantee. Rather, that being able to say "I'm out" is in something along the lines of t
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California introduces bill to accept cryptocurrency as valid payment method(leginfo.legislature.ca.gov)
3 points by Riseed 5y ago|0 comments
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by Riseed 5y ago
> Everyone just needs HEPA filtration in their home. HEPA filters don't filter NO2.
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My best estimate is gas stoves decrease life expectancy by 53 days on average(dynomight.net)
34 points by Riseed 5y ago|117 comments
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by Riseed 5y ago
> Whittier, including its hospital, school and city government, functions within one self-sufficient structure The story is not so much about a big building, but rather about an isolated town that exists inside only one building. Do thes
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by Riseed 5y ago
> you can’t hire half a person if there’s only half a workload True. You can, however, hire one person to do one full workload that's made up of fractional workloads.
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Viral persistence in LongCOVID patients found by dogs via sweat samples(medrxiv.org)
25 points by Riseed 5y ago|2 comments
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by Riseed 5y ago
Yes, exactly. Lockdowns and vaccines are not the only covid prevention policies. Stimulus checks and unemployment compensation (along with their universality and the ease and speed of obtaining them), testing availability, and general healt
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Manhattan judge orders someone released from Rikers for 8th Amendment violation(twitter.com)
37 points by Riseed 5y ago|2 comments
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by Riseed 5y ago
Personally, I find the user experience on mobile is fantastic. The small icons and links mean that more content can fit on my tiny screen. This is without a doubt one of the main reasons HN is the most visited site on my phone. (Not trying
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by Riseed 5y ago
Are you referring to the traffic signals that have five options? That is, going clockwise starting at bottom left: green arrow, yellow arrow, standard red light, standard yellow light, standard green light https://i.ytimg.com&#x2
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by Riseed 5y ago
I don't think people are saying fewer robots are the solution. What I hear is words of warning, to be mindful of how the resulting gains and "freedom" are distributed. The goal of is (or at least should be) to reduce sufferin
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by Riseed 5y ago
Unfortunately, the app is only available for 32-bit macOS. It's a consumer app, and I have yet to find an equivalent 64-bit alternative. Thank you for the suggestions :)
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by Riseed 5y ago
There's a full range of possible depictions on the scale from "pretending" murder is G-rated to showing gratuitous violence and unnecessary gory detail. For example, it's largely sufficient to the plot and character deve
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by Riseed 5y ago
(I'm not the person to whom you were replying) One of my "important things" is a 32-bit app required for a freelance project. This freelance project also requires some 64-bit apps, so I don't see how two partitions would
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by Riseed 5y ago
Short form can force the creator to cut the cruft and show the important part. Recipes, for example, don't include backstories about Grandma's doll collection or unnecessary banter between hosts, but do show how to "fold in t
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by Riseed 5y ago
How well does the biologically optimal time for parents line up with the biologically optimal time for any and all of their kids in school?
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by Riseed 5y ago
I would certainly notice because I go out of my way to ensure everything on my device is not synced to the cloud.
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Amazon's palm print recognition raises concern among U.S. senators(reuters.com)
3 points by Riseed 5y ago|1 comments
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by Riseed 5y ago
I still keep the slip of paper in my glove box, but that only helps me if I'm in my own car. The digital version is an excellent tradeoff on the off chance that I end up unexpectedly driving a friend's car or a rental.
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by Riseed 5y ago
> If you click that it asks you what product. If you select a product that was returned you can't do anything further. The chatbot has always given me an option along the lines of "I still have a question about this", whic
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by Riseed 5y ago
> Finally, they're required to be at least 4 stars; usually 5. Anything below 4 and they won't pay out. Unless, of course, it's a 1-star review for a competitor's product.

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