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by anonu 4y ago
Toothless law. What article writer should do is just shame the hospitals who don't comply. Tweet at them and make it known.
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by anonu 4y ago
Torrents would be useless without centralized trackers.
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by anonu 4y ago
The crypto boom was founded on gambling. The natural next step was to build DeFi but it didn't catch on fast enough and eclipse it's degenerate gambling history. DeFi still depends on CeFi for it's value. In fact let's a
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by anonu 4y ago
Strange article. Economy in the dump. 75% inflation rate rendering everyone's money useless. Great time to "discover" a massive stockpile of hard assets.
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by anonu 4y ago
> in the United States, how quickly your life can turn to shit, This is true, unfortunately. There is minimal social safety net in the USA for people like OP. This is partly due to the very independent, self-determination mindset that ha
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by anonu 4y ago
That was really good, thanks for sharing. Answered my questions on the deliberateness of all the design decisions I noticed and even the ones I didn't... Which is probably what makes for a good design.
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by anonu 4y ago
"being unemployed" could also be a euphemism for "i sold my startup for $100s of millions"
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by anonu 4y ago
The new LGA terminal is probably a lesson in how not to fuck up an airport. It's beautiful. You'll notice design decisions that take into consideration the post 9/11 security setup: lots of security lines and automation to he
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BlackRock and Housing: Setting the Record Straight(blackrock.com)
3 points by anonu 4y ago|0 comments
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by anonu 4y ago
Could you make a device that destroys the refrigerant on the spot?
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by anonu 4y ago
Article from 2018 - how has the progress on this tech been over the last 4 years? CUrious whether the physics can support much larger payloads.
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by anonu 4y ago
Asking about trusting a solo entrepreneur or solo developer is not the right question. These points are irrelevant. What you need to show prospective clients is that your business is viable if you're not around: there's continuity
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by anonu 4y ago
Nice to see that dumb patents are not constrained to recent times.
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by anonu 4y ago
One of my favorite encounters with Aramaic was coming across a tiny ancient church in the middle of the desert in Syria, where the mass was conducted in Aramaic. A humbling experience to hear a basically dead language still very much alive
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by anonu 4y ago
I've known about this. Fascinating history. So St Thomas somehow made it from the middle east to South India. The way I came to look into this history is interesting. As an Arabic speaker I was curious about the last name "Martoma
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by anonu 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eugene_Schieffelin Reminds me of this guy, who thought it would be a good idea to introduce the birds in Shakespeare's plays to the US.
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by anonu 4y ago
I don't know enough about Dred Scott. What is the parallel between that case and abortion?
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by anonu 4y ago
Interestingly: The NYT link was written 4 hours ago (~6AM EST) - but the decision seems to have been released around ~10AM EST. I suppose everyone expected this post the leak. Without taking any side on this issue: this is a tough day in Am
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by anonu 4y ago
Can you use the same tech to cool a house? That would seem to be much more needed given the climate trends (warming) and demographic trends (moving to Southern US States).
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by anonu 4y ago
Its not clear that AMZN is bad just because its big. The value they provide is tremendous. Surely a UPS van to your house and others is better for the environment than individuals going to a brick-and-mortar store. AMZN is still only 5% of
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by anonu 4y ago
You can also lose face by doing what article suggests, which is "quitting". investors want a return on their money. They believe in your idea and management can make it happen. If management is no longer on board, what's to p
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by anonu 4y ago
True. Lobotomies used to be common practice as well. Even a surgery performed recently, UPPP, for treating sleep apnea is "no longer recommended"... It was only five or ten years ago where they would perform this incredibly invasi
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by anonu 4y ago
really cool. wonder if it does any checks to ensure packet response stays within 512 bytes to avoid packet frags.
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by anonu 4y ago
Which village?
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by anonu 4y ago
> incredibly shallow No need to throw shade. If I come across granma.cu which bills itself as "OFFICIAL VOICE OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY OF CUBA CENTRAL COMMITTEE", I'd like to get another perspective. Not that Reuters is nece
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SEC Weighs Sending Retail Stock Orders to Auctions for Execution(bloomberg.com)
8 points by anonu 4y ago|1 comments
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by anonu 4y ago
Maybe a more digestible resource: https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/cubans-split-over-mor... My quick read seems to me that these are things that exist in most developed Western societies today: same sex marr
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Indexed Attack Post-Mortem(ndxfi.medium.com)
1 points by anonu 4y ago|0 comments
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by anonu 4y ago
Weigh in on important decisions.
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by anonu 4y ago
If you're making the case that heavy farm machines reduce soil function, why would you throw the sauropod analogy into the mix to complicate things? I guess it would be a bland paper without that bit...

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