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by awb 3y ago
Falling asleep with noise might be difficult for some. Also, some people have parters in the room where they sleep and the noise might bother them as well.
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by awb 3y ago
On AirBnB hosts can record their internet speed and guests can filter for high speeds. So what data are you collecting outside of what AirBnB already provides?
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by awb 3y ago
What I’m seeing is 0.5%: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Narcissistic_personality_dis... > Frequency 0.5% https://www.therecoveryvillage.com/mental-health/narcissisti... > Approximately 0.5%
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by awb 3y ago
Unfortunately, these diagnoses seem to get flung around by people quite unqualified to do so. My guess is that context and timing matters a lot and that these conditions are quite rare.
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by awb 3y ago
A long-term partner probably knows you better than anyone. No one likes getting called out on their stuff, if you want to grow as a person or as a couple you’re going to move past that initial discomfort, reflect on it and then decide if it
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by awb 3y ago
It’s a philosophical construct acknowledging that the speaker’s reality might not match the listener’s. It stems from the idea that we all perceive the world differently and that there is no universal truth. It’s a longer form of “I think”,
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by awb 3y ago
If you’re approaching someone and have judgmental thoughts about them, it’s probably leaking out through body language, tone or other social cues, causing you to have to be extra careful to compensate. If you don’t like having to use these
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by awb 3y ago
> It’s not about you or anything you did. It’s a “them” problem. It’s much easier to consider a conflict a “them” problem. That’s most people’s default. I’ve heard thousands of people complain about “them”, but they were never being abus
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by awb 3y ago
Anyone using Deno in production?
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by awb 3y ago
What does “dragons” refer to here?
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by awb 3y ago
> I always bring up that whole news cycle in 2017 about a potential war with North Korea. How many people spent time and energy on that, and how do they feel about that now? Media is adversarial And then there are tons of counter example
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by awb 3y ago
Quite the atmospheric reverberation. It would be interesting if they picked a hummable tune like Peter Cottontail.
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by awb 3y ago
Anecdotal, but a Real estate agent friend of mine says he’s unaffected.
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by awb 3y ago
> Since 1988 over 1,200 asteroids bigger than a meter have collided with the Earth. And of those we detected only 5 before they hit, never with more than a day of warning. Yikes
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by awb 3y ago
Claiming $4.8M in revenue but you have lorem ipsum on your page. Not a good first impression.
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by awb 3y ago
Really interesting read. It reads more like a due diligence thought experiment. Amazing that they went through the rigorous steps of analyzing just how challenging the entire mission would have been in significant detail after the first hur
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by awb 3y ago
In the example provided, the code uses Prisma. Am I missing something?
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by awb 3y ago
There’s a typo in the HN title: “declaratively back ends”
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by awb 3y ago
I can’t really relate to your philosophy on this, but it is interesting to me. I enjoyed parenting just as much when I was struggling to make ends meet as I did when I had money.
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by awb 3y ago
Those assumptions are incorrect. Ever since I can remember as a little kid I wanted to be a Dad. My first big success came after my last child was born. When my first child was born I had just been laid off and was struggling to make ends m
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by awb 3y ago
In any oscillating trajectory you’d see exponents above and below 1. Tomorrow’s birth rate is not impacted by today’s. But the fear is that today’s birth rate will continue forever until societal collapse, which seems unlikely.
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by awb 3y ago
My experience raising kids and the experiences of many parents I know has been very enjoyable and rewarding.
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by awb 3y ago
I guess I don’t understand what you mean by “wasteful” then.
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by awb 3y ago
Many people enjoy it
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by awb 3y ago
Chances are almost everyone you meet in life will not be a Stanford MBA grad, YC founder or a 30 under 30. If you’re surrounded by pressure to achieve more than 99.9999% of people will achieve, try to find a different tribe. If you are pres
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by awb 3y ago
> I repeat, what will be the motivation of an individual to share or provide valuable information if you decrease or eliminate any control of where and how that information appears? Forum users don’t seem to mind. Reddit, HN, Twitter, Fa
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by awb 3y ago
That sounds like an argument against any bot visiting a monetized website. Some people publish content freely on the Internet as a form of note taking, publicity, public discourse or for the betterment of like minded individuals, akin to wh
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by awb 3y ago
If a human read a website and profited from the knowledge obtained, I don’t think we’d expect them to pay royalties to the site owner.
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by awb 3y ago
True, but in this instance it’s my understanding that there were still some areas of guesswork where the paper wasn’t clear.
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by awb 3y ago
Magnus Carlson said that if you tell him there’s a winning move on a chess board he could find it very quickly, because his focus becomes extremely narrow. I wonder if something similar is happening here. Since the scope was defined as LK-9

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