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by arittr 7y ago
me too! i was ready for a dark, spooky, deep dive here....
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by arittr 7y ago
Really beautifully written - thanks for this. Refreshing to read an "inside" perspective from the war I see every day on the street.
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Studio Zone(en.wikipedia.org)
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SF Homeless Project: 24 hours inside the city's crisis(projects.sfchronicle.com)
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by arittr 7y ago
> Unfortunately, we're not ready to support your desktop device yet. Superhuman is currently built for Apple laptops, but our team is working hard to expand platforms. So not only is it a recurring $30/m but it only works on ma
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by arittr 7y ago
This is a true HN gem - thanks, really made my evening.
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by arittr 7y ago
As awesome as the original post is, for me the best part of this was becoming aware of Michael Larson and Press Your Luck. Just a great story.
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Wikipedia: Unusual Articles(en.wikipedia.org)
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How Sydney’s pools became the envy of the world(bbc.co.uk)
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by arittr 8y ago
Thank you so much for this. It really touched me deeply.
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by arittr 8y ago
exciting to have this released - can't wait to see what the next year brings!
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by arittr 8y ago
This is just so interesting - I think these rules are more applicable to everyday communication between adults than they may seem at first glance. The point on taking a negative statement and rephrasing it to be positive reminds me of the t
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by arittr 8y ago
Agreed on all points - I think Phab is awesome, easy to use, and most of all easy to manage. I loved it during my time at EB. I think it’s an insanely powerful tool and I have no idea how I could have done my job without the automated heral
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by arittr 9y ago
Totally agree - the essays/papers/artist ephemera in most of these books are impossible to find and rarely reprinted. I've always found it strange that looking at art is pretty common but reading/talking about art in a c
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by arittr 9y ago
This was great - thank you. I think stories like this that truly personalize addiction are especially important today as the current opiate crisis gets worse. Everyone should read this.
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by arittr 9y ago
A wonderfully written, really moving read. There isn’t enough out there that really humanizes mental illness and makes it accessible - I feel like every time I read something like this it helps me better understand my own relationship with