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by aegypti 1y ago
We’re all very lucky fluoridated water won’t grow tooth enamel in your digestive tract then, it has more than enough shit to deal with as is!
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by aegypti 1y ago
The remineralization of tooth enamel through biologically active concentrations and well understood dose-response effects is actually quite different from having water remember inert substances diluted beyond Avogadro’s limit.
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by aegypti 1y ago
…yes? That exact strain of provincial European quackiness is how you get homeopathy and alternative medicines covered under public health insurance and paid for by tax dollars in Germany, Switzerland, Sweden, etc. At least France grappled
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by aegypti 1y ago
Read harder. There is zero connection to receipt of federal funding. https://d1dth6e84htgma.cloudfront.net/Subtitle_C_Communicati... IN GENERAL.-Except as provided in paragraph (2), no State or political subdivision thereo
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by aegypti 1y ago
Towards the end of COVID lockdowns I wrote a small, native macOS replacement for Zotero and ended up having to go with AppKit. Bit disappointing to hear the look and feel of a Mac assed mac app still hasn’t been replicated in SwiftUI. Do yo
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by aegypti 1y ago
I know this sounds terrible, but the most responsible, purely casual drug users that I know are mostly parents, assuming 30+.
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by aegypti 1y ago
https://layimby.com/ https://sfyimby.com/ https://chicagoyimby.com/ https://phillyyimby.com/ You are not alone!
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by aegypti 1y ago
Surely it's not so simple when New York City is building more housing supply that essentially any other American city can clearly see from there that NYC is #1 in terms of raw numbers of new housing units Are the original goalposts
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by aegypti 1y ago
Here’s data from 2021-2025 using https://socds.huduser.gov/permits/index.html New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ-PA ~21 million people 2021: 59,383 total units 2022: 60,602 2023: 41,674 2024: 61,159 2025: 6,777 Houston
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by aegypti 2y ago
Do tariffs raise the quality of domestic substitutions, or do we simply pay more?
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by aegypti 2y ago
The secret desires of the default, untuned FYP? Those categories are known quantities to the social algo curious. Can simply make a new genpop type Twitter account and immediately see them for yourself, the uncurated experience is heartbre
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by aegypti 2y ago
Married couple households, comfortable. Secure. ~30% of children in the US don’t even live with 2 parents. “Middle class” was used once in reference here to class dysmorphia while working-class was used 5 times: the very term middle class
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by aegypti 2y ago
The literal next paragraph: Take, for instance, those lawmakers desperately workshopping messages to working-class folks: More than half of congressional representatives are millionaires. In academia, universities are steered by college pr
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by aegypti 2y ago
Absolutely, from a previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32217313
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by aegypti 2y ago
I don’t know if your country has very many upper middle class WEIRD families entirely embedded into the Apple ecosystem, but it’s become noticeably more common here post Ted Lasso era I think.
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by aegypti 2y ago
Do you know many families? I can’t really think of one in my bubble without an Apple One subscription at this point except for the Spotify holdouts. Bundling the new HBO with Apple Music has got to be very easy to sell. Apple TV 4K boxes al
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by aegypti 2y ago
Landlords in my area are begging for occupants and throwing move in promos at you when you walk in the door because the city allowed new housing to be built in excess after a massive spike in demand during the pandemic
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by aegypti 2y ago
Employment wise I would be a little cautious. At least in 21-22, there was still a pretty big pool of rails devs from the 2010s, open positions seemed to prioritize YoE with Rails much more than other openings.
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by aegypti 2y ago
- text contrast - text larger than 12pt - tap targets larger than 8px across - collapsible threads without scrolling back to top level comment Just basic fixes for HN’s broken mobile usability is enough for me to never directly use this sit
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by aegypti 2y ago
I think it’s just the sheer size and appetite of top dogs like the premier league. La Liga and Bundesliga are both on ESPN+ in a single sub, all Serie A and Champions League matches are on Paramount+, all MLS matches are on Apple+, etc.
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by aegypti 2y ago
There is a strong negative correlation between vacancy rates and rent, that would immediately deincentivise the new housing construction that actually leads to lower rental costs.
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by aegypti 2y ago
https://archive.ph/xUJMG
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by aegypti 2y ago
Any articles or inside writing from the industry you know of? I realize it’s illegal, but it’s still fascinating!
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by aegypti 2y ago
Did anything novel ever come out of people integrating on demand UI into chat & conversations, or is it still in a sort of “low-code” use case space?
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by aegypti 2y ago
I remember using both this and cnn lite 8 years ago quite a bit right around this time, cool to see they’re still going strong.
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by aegypti 2y ago
A relief to know NOAA isn’t doing this pro bono, I was beginning to wonder whether they were simply donating forecasts.
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by aegypti 2y ago
That was the case until 2010. Controversially, the Supreme Court then found the First Amendment/freedom of speech prevents the federal government from restricting spending by corporations, unions, nonprofits, etc.
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by aegypti 2y ago
Expression, comprehension, and mastery of the form are still independent of English, it was never about direct utility or anything.
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by aegypti 2y ago
Yes this is why eg the French bombard seeds with extraordinary amounts of radiation to get desired sets of random mutations, it’s much more natural and less invasive.
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by aegypti 2y ago
A specific strain of 20th century revisionism considers their use questionable in academia, it isn’t remotely a consensus (outside JP) and it certainly isn’t modern.

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