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almog
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True but unlike most pasta, store bought couscous is usually pre-steamed/cooked. That plus its small size (large surface area) makes it perfect for cold soak.
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A cold-soaking only approach works well with instant noodles, dehydrated pasta and freeze dried pasta (all of which are pre-cooked). However, a hybrid approach, meaning cold-soaking your meal an hour or so before dinner then heating, can he
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> When do people really need multiple monitors? My only guesses are if they're using Windows, or have a really short feedback loop workflow between two apps that are too big/awkward to share a screen? Which, I guess OP could be
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4y ago
Probably not anywhere near the same scale of "failing to deliver" but thought it might be a good place to recommend WSJ's Bad Bets podcast; Its current season tells the story of how whistleblowers and short sellers took down
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I agree and only wished the federal investigation to be delayed so that we can see just how far he'd have willing to go with that scheme/farce.
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Right, that too. And since I was only vaguely familiar with the concept of that law, I schemed through Kol Zchut (All Rights in Hebrew), a non-profit organization which tries to make one's right as an Israeli citizen/resident more
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> Israel excels in bureaucracy. Ask every Israeli businessman. I don’t have an alternative but to close these websites. Providing free resources to assist others with learning programming for free has become too expensive. I'm quite
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So you know that the US(?) economy is already in recession right now? While I suppose it's possible, you're saying it's confirmed, would you mind sharing what brought you to that conclusion?
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How so?
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Well, I could have been more clear: I imagine that Such headline could start mass exodus of Twitter employees looking for new jobs and leaving the company to avoid being fired by Musk if/when recession hits. If people start leaving to
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This is how I read it: Elon Musk (is yet again) seeking new ways to withdraw from the deal, this time by convincing share holders/employees that he might wreck even more havoc if the deal goes through.
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Layoffs at Gimlet and Parcast expose cracks in Spotify’s exclusivity model
(theverge.com)
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Paywall bypass: https://archive.ph/6SZSa
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US consumer prices continue to rise sharply despite Fed rate increases
(ft.com)
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Russia adds Meta to its list of terrorist organizations
(sputniknews.com)
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I've been using https://www.piranhas.co/ which also featured on HN and provide you with more details about the price comparison.
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OP and other commenters mentioned years of experience using Vim to support the claim that their usage of the mouse is likely to be necessary. And while they might be right (or wrong), I'd love to see a good example that demonstrate th
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Would love to know why my comment is being downvoted, that is, if you think that my either of my statement is wrong, please correct me, thanks!
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Public twitter profiles are probably being grabbed and indexed by state agencies anyway. Even the general public can use archives of twitter stream grabs to process past tweets: https://archive.org/details/twitterstream
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One must wonder if he's really joining the ranks of investors betting on Fed pivot or is it but another extension of his Zaphod Beeblebrox like character arc...
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The ever-expanding job of preserving the internet’s backpages
(ft.com)
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Paywall-bypass: https://archive.ph/vovsV
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Fed's Williams says Fed policy not restrictive, still has ways to go
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It sounds like a fun challenge though I must say that I've heard not once, hikers describing a trail's total elevation gain as being such and such times "climbing Mt. Everest" (when trying to say that the total elevation
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Paywall bypass: https://archive.ph/6QTJB
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This story gave me an idea for a different kind of scam in which the scammer acts as a man in the middle between a candidate and an employer. The idea is that the scammer could pretend to be the employer, tempting the candidate to go throug
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Fed's Powell urges broader regulation for stablecoins
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For me, the reasons I tried to push for doing our daily update on Slack (back in 2016 I think) were: 1. Enable asynchronous work (by that I mean that we should both be avoiding a context switch at a fixed time of the day + not discriminate
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TUI = Terminal User Interface
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Fastest Known Time (FKT) – tracking speed records for hiking routes
(fastestknowntime.com)
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