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That's a different matter that wasn't mentioned though. Where I live (continental Europe) I've never seen any kind of medication as a bottle, but I'm also not aware of there being an amount restriction on paracetamol, wh
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This isn't legal in the EU is it?
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I am familiar enough with the numbers that I am not necessarily surprised , but I still find it emotionally hard to grok that more than one in five would-be paracetamol suicide victims would be dissuaded by having to pop the pills out of a
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Being safe acutely after surgery does not necessarily translate into being healthy over decades when habitually used as a hangover cure.
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Not a fight worth picking if truth, sanity, principles and integrity are worthless to you, I'm sure.
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I understand it's just rhetorics, but I am amused by the idea of some ISP managers considering themselves "the elites".
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That seems like a leaky implementation detail to me, for a published piece.
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If a picture is usually worth 1000 words, the pictures in this are on a 99.6% discount. What the actual...?
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Would you like me to give an unsolicited read on what you look like and which developmental disorders you might have also?
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No, my position is not any of these things you just decided to attribute to me. Allowing people to make alternate accounts has been the status quo on the internet since time immemorial, if only because it's currently not preventable. F
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6% of a standard deviation sounds like very little to me, but it's hard for me to grok what that actually means.
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That sounds more Australian, which still works but is a different story. I propose s/mate/chum/g
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And, of course, a dog that runs behind a car will get exhausted, but a dog that runs in front of a car will get tired.
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> A social media site can ban an abusive user without them being able to simply register a new account. This is an absolutely gargantuan-sized antifeature that would single-handedly drive me out of the parts of the internet that choose t
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Mind you're reading a 14 year old page. I honestly don't see any value in this being posted on HN.
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There's lots of building blocks for decentralized data storage and transmission, but that by itself is not enough to build a fully decentralized, self-funding application. With blockchain/smart contract tech you can build an app t
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Well that was shit. Most questions have answer options that look like: A) I just do what's best B) Here's what I think my professor wants to hear C) Here's a non-sequitur soundbite I pulled from LinkedIn (not always meaningfu
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What's the status on cryptocurrency tech and ecosystem right now actually? I did some work in that area some years back but found all the tooling tobe in an abysmal state that didn't allow for non-finance applications to be anyth
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I wouldn't know what LinkedIn rewards, because they banned me the day after making my account for no stated reason and then rejected my appeal. I just complied with their request to see my passport for the third time earlier today. I s
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Its failures only make me appreciate the weird HN title changing bot more. A ton of labor must go into manually tweaking titles all the time to make it work for what I'm sure is a strongly felt but ultimately very immaterial benefit
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This is the opposite of autism like dogs are the opposite of cats.
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I do find it more noble to pursue degradation of the user experience for its own sake, but we do live in a capitalist society.
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Thank you for what you do. I have zero use for Anubis nor have I personally encountered the problem it's meant to solve, but I'll readily support the girl, she is very cute. Never listen to the blisteringly lukewarm takes of the c
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I don't feel you're right? I'm pretty sure that Germany experienced the same 80s anime boom that was felt in other parts of Europe too, and DoKomi (German anime convention) pulls ~180,000 people, very close to overtaking Comi
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You would be horrified to spend any time in Japan then, where such characters are used in official capacity for anything from shops to corporations to government agencies, police stations and street signs. It's just flashing a logo as
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I don't know about colds and stuff, but I have a knee that's very sensitive and starts hurting from drafts (fans and AC blowing also triggers it, and cold and humidity makes it worse also, so it fluctuates quite a bit through the
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The false hypotheses of the past become the superstitions of the future. I can see how "birds hatch from barnacles" and "birds travel thousands of kilometers twice a year" mightve once sounded equally plausible, especial
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Vaguely alluding to whatever it is you do as "too suspicious-sounding to talk about" surely isn't helping the matter.
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Your comment seems to imply that parking lots around schools are somehow strategically positioned to prevent school shootings? I'm not from the US but I'm intrigued by how that would work.
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I don't think this kind of discourse helps and I don't agree with the point. I am vehemently against chat control, but at least in my country (Netherlands) I saw nothing beyond the pale re: covid measures given the situation. I al
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