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6y ago
I used to believe your line of reasoning, but I don't anymore. > It was a moral hazard of a bad policy intended to make college accessible but in turn caused massive tuition inflation. Do you really think that's unsolvable? T
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It's absolutely pushed from the top. Nobody outside of extreme religious communities sees increasing the population as a noble goal. At least in the US, children are effectively a tax on the working class. How many people do you know
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6y ago
If this wasn't HN, I'd dismiss you as a troll, but because I think you're legitimately trying to engage here, I'll bite: > It's not so much a partisan issue as it is absolute shit state government issue. The deci
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6y ago
What a good example. I heard this claim recently from a family member and decided to look it up. It sounds unbelievable and deeply disturbing that Cuomo would knowingly send infected people to be admitted to nursing homes. The way the st
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6y ago
I used to eat pretty much exclusively a mix of fast-food, restaurants, and the occasional frozen meal. Now I'm 100% delivery until there's a reliable vaccine, and I have been since February. I'm also brand new to cooking and
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> We use digital devices for distraction from our anxieties when what we need is calm. I think everyone has the cause and effect backwards. I believe that we're not distracted because we have these magical distraction devices. R
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> why do so many people assume it can’t happen here? Is that actually the assumption? I'm pretty sure everyone already assumes that the government already has all of your messages, browsing history, transactions, etc, and they can
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6y ago
"Internet addiction" seems like a different thing than the rest of those to me. Being addicted to discovering new information and sharing with others sounds pretty healthy to me. I think the difference with HN vs FB is that at so
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6y ago
Thanks for all your answers! I think a lot of us have just ignored social media and missed out on all the interesting hacks that have happened along the way. You've cleared up years of stuff in just a few posts, and it's much ap
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6y ago
Fascinating stuff. If you wrote a series of blog posts detailing how you manipulate the world of instagram, you'd probably frontpage HN. Last question: If I wanted to throw a few bucks at it and play in the sandbox, do you think there
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6y ago
You're just using the wrong app. You wanted Vanced instead: https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/apps-games/app-yout...
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6y ago
> we all know that YT needs to get paid somehow Nope. I don't have any interest at all in YT getting paid. In fact, I think the internet might be a better place if YT is less successful.
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6y ago
A couple of quick questions if you don't mind, since I don't use ig but I'm trying to understand your post: > Basically you get meme accounts to do a promotion of a profile that is currently private Is this as crude as loo
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6y ago
Mindfulness is supposed to be a practice, and it's not necessarily an easy thing you can do with all benefits and minimal work. It's also deeply personal and not a one-size-fits-all kind of thing. I think schools should treat med
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I think your view is extremely under appreciated, especially as it applies to group settings. The trendy idea is about "being present" in physical form and acknowledge (but not engage) with any random thoughts that might come your
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6y ago
I wonder if you could hold up your smart phone to a landline handset like an acoustic coupler to send a fax?
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Others will make content whether you do or not. Chances are that if you're sensitive to the ocean of incompetence, you would be a positive contributor. I don't know if there's a name for this phenomenon, but lots of qualifie
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> Often I am so overwhelmed that I just watch stuff on youtube. Use this to turn your problem around. Try making a video for someone just like you. You already know what a good video looks like because you've watched a ton of them
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How My Joke on Twitter Became a Federal Case
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> I’ve been reading, writing and speaking English Error! Missing oxford comma! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serial_comma In all seriousness, your post reads better than most native speakers. If you're writing
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https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe... > JavaScript classes, introduced in ECMAScript 2015, are primarily syntactical sugar over JavaScript's existing prototype-based inh
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Ask HN: What will you do when WFH ends?
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> "flatten the curve - just extend the time until everyone gets it" (obvious problem, exponential growth can't work that way) Just to nitpick a little here, it's more like "flatten the curve - stretch the time wh
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Here's a good starting point: https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2020/04/13/8318835... May I ask which country? If the CDC, WHO, and PhD's of Public Health are all saying the same t
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Where exactly is the problem with my strategy? I'm also a manager of a small team. My main goals are to make sure everyone is not idle, not burned out, and not missing deadlines. My boss's goal is to try and get everyone to work
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Managers just want you to deliver on a predictable schedule. Here's how you can solve your problem: Make as many tickets as you can think of, it doesn't really matter if they contain the essence of the problem or not, it just mat
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7y ago
Sure, but that's really the same thing, if you don't think about it.
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I don't really have anything meaningful to add here, but thanks for sharing. I'm certain your story will be helpful to others here.
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Huh, interesting. I wonder if ADHD amphetamine users get sick less often than others. It's just a personal anecodte, but whenever I get sick, I take amphetamine salts. It absolutely lets me power through the day and relieves symptoms
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Be careful calling the numbers back. There's another scam where they use the equivalent of a 900 number to do billing to anyone who calls. The scammers use country codes with 3 digits to try and trick you into thinking it's a US
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