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by astura 2y ago
>children included as this is how they learn to socialise Ummm... When was the last time you were out in public? I hate to break it to you but this doesn't happen, ever; if I see a kid in a restaurant they are pretty much always wat
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by astura 2y ago
https://stateline.org/2018/11/27/late-payment-a-kill-switch-...
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by astura 2y ago
Cars are repoed when payments aren't made.
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by astura 2y ago
>companies/groups I’m interested in My friend is a manager at a local business, so he's in control of the social media for that business. 100% of the social media posts of that business are written by AI. It's not obvious
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by astura 2y ago
There's also a Braintree in Massachusetts, outside of Boston. It's the last stop on the MBTA's red line.
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by astura 2y ago
TL;DR: 1) a group of content creators created a company 2) that company runs a streaming platform where they also allow outside content creators to use with (at least) a profit sharing agreement that includes ongoing profit as well as profi
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by astura 2y ago
Can you explain?
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by astura 2y ago
Exactly, it gets more and more difficult the older you are and the more established the habit is, so helping your children overcome these issues early is very important and sets them up for a healthy lifestyle in adulthood. I have a friend
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by astura 2y ago
To order food. You can also place your order on the website.
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by astura 2y ago
>experiencing visceral, nauseating revulsion at specific tastes/textures/smells. It's definitely hard but this can be overcome with work. In my much younger days I had this reaction with a lot of foods that I now eat. I kn
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by astura 2y ago
The US did the same for the San Francisco when she struck a seamount. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_San_Francisco_(SSN-711) >In June 2006, it was announced that San Francisco's bow section would be replaced
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by astura 2y ago
I can't pick up any stations in my house. :(
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by astura 2y ago
This comment makes no sense. Your ability to provide for yourself and your family isn't "basically bullshit," and filing for short term disability doesn't leave a gap on your resume.
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by astura 2y ago
>I've never been anywhere inside the US where I could disembark a plane and buy razor blades for my DE razors. Walgreens? https://www.walgreens.com/store/c/walgreens-mens-double-edge... CVS? https:/&
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by astura 2y ago
>Is there someone who need to shave fully for non cosmetic reasons? Firefighters.
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by astura 2y ago
I don't shave my face, cuz I'm a lady. I do shave my pubes and armpits regularly. I replace the cartridge on my razor like twice a year.
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by astura 2y ago
Yes, Nair - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nair_(hair_removal) I've used it (on my legs, I'm a lady). It's expensive if you use it regularly and shaving is easier cuz you have to let the Nair sit on your
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by astura 2y ago
>You don't need to shave every day, especially with 2024 social norms, you choose to. Only if you're a software engineer at a company with no dress code. Many professions you simply MUST shave every day (ex. military, firefight
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by astura 2y ago
Comeon, dude. People buy disposable cartridges because they are convenient and much easier to use than a straight razor or safety razor. It's not a fucking conspiracy. Same with tea bags (and I mostly drink loose leaf myself).
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by astura 2y ago
Same. I exercised through my worst bout of depression and still ended up in the hospital.
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by astura 2y ago
I appreciate your input, but I don't think that's accurate for me.
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by astura 2y ago
>We'd have to do a point by point comparison to know for sure if you had it worse than me (I'm leaning towards yes), but otherwise all of this is very familiar! It's not a contest; all child abuse is a tragedy.
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by astura 2y ago
>Often enough it is for issues which a generation ago would have been seen as the child not accepting adult responsibility; suddenly the parent is the bad person for doing what their parents considered made them a good person. Can you gi
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by astura 2y ago
You're in a (probably upper middle class) bubble. Think about all the bad/rude/shitty/sick/criminal/awful/miserable people you've interacted with in your life or read about online/on TV. Odds are
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by astura 2y ago
I've delivered software to the US government. My software has always been required to undergo security auditing.
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by astura 2y ago
Wondering the same thing, I also wore gloves when I was on dishes in the cafeteria kitchen I worked at in high school.
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by astura 2y ago
>This seems to work very similar to Ozempic? Yes, both drugs are Glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) receptor agonists. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GLP-1_receptor_agonist
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by astura 2y ago
Yeah, this post is legit insane - what child has $500 to spend on ANYTHING, let alone fucking Robux (which presumably requires a credit card)!?
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by astura 2y ago
>[HN] is one of the most friendly online environments I know. Um....wow! Are you and I on the same site? There's a lot of ways I'd describe HN, "friendly" isn't one of them. Genuine meanness and cruelty is WAY mo
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by astura 2y ago
>You would think that a site based on entrepreneurship Hacker News isn't that though, it's just an orange Reddit.

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