benrapscallion

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by benrapscallion 3y ago
Also: to continue to show people more and more ads and in places where they have built muscle memory for expecting other information.
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by benrapscallion 3y ago
Only those who were paying for a print subscription have the right to protest this move. And the shuttering of other newspapers and magazines.
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by benrapscallion 3y ago
Can someone please recommend a specific Brother color laser model, if I were to purchase it brand new today?
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by benrapscallion 3y ago
Lots of singular/plural errors as well. Might run the text through Grammarly or ChatGPT to rectify those.
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by benrapscallion 3y ago
Another article that highlights Vic Gundotra’s arrival and rise at Google as the beginning of their decline.
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by benrapscallion 3y ago
Logitech MX Vertical mouse
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by benrapscallion 3y ago
Or someone who took high school biology.
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by benrapscallion 3y ago
Emails can only be forwarded to verified accounts (i.e, owned by the person setting up the forwarding rule)
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by benrapscallion 3y ago
Because Chrome is made by a company whose primary source of revenue is the sale of its users’ data. Cui bono. Or, “It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends on his not understanding it.”
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by benrapscallion 3y ago
If I had asked people what they wanted, they would have said a faster horse. -Henry Ford This is analogous to how people thought nobody would need a 100 GB hard disk on their personal computer when 1 GB hard disks were the norm.
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by benrapscallion 3y ago
Given the scale of their claim, do they have anything to lose if this is completely wrong? Or if it turns out to add $800B in value to the economy? /rhetorical question
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Removing the Clitoris in Cases of Masturbation (1862)(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
4 points by benrapscallion 3y ago|0 comments
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by benrapscallion 3y ago
He was interviewed by YC’s Jessica Livingston recently where he puts on quite the act. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/steve-huffman-co-found...
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by benrapscallion 3y ago
Are these numbers normalized for the number of cars and car-hours?
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PG Interviewed on Podcast(podcasts.apple.com)
2 points by benrapscallion 3y ago|1 comments
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by benrapscallion 3y ago
19th May 2023 episode: PG interviewed by Jessica Livingston & Carolynn Levy on The Social Radars podcast
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by benrapscallion 3y ago
In 2020, Diabetologia published a body composition analysis of 88 volunteers with type 2 diabetes who used semaglutide for one year. These participants lost an average of 12.5 pounds. Of that weight loss, there was a 7.5-pound reduction in
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by benrapscallion 3y ago
No, it is approved by EMA. https://www.has-sante.fr/jcms/c_2906429/fr/ozempic-semagluti...
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by benrapscallion 3y ago
From another article: in addition to seeing everything multiplied by three, the man also perceived colors “unstuck” from objects. Most unusual of all, though, Patient M saw everything as though it had been inverted. Highlighting the case in
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by benrapscallion 4y ago
Not sure having a service that generates spammy websites is a good thing.
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by benrapscallion 4y ago
Synced [1] https://syncedreview.com/
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by benrapscallion 4y ago
Google Bard sides with the Justice Department in the Google antitrust case [1] https://twitter.com/wongmjane/status/1638217243770363906
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by benrapscallion 4y ago
In typical Google “data grab” fashion: What data is collected? How is it used? When you interact with Bard, Google collects your conversations, your general location based on your IP address (learn more), your feedback, and usage informatio
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Ask HN: What is an RStudio-like IDE for Python?
2 points by benrapscallion 4y ago|2 comments
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by benrapscallion 4y ago
Clicking one of the results, it seems to mean Average Tomatometer and Average audience score … both from Rotten Tomatoes.
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by benrapscallion 4y ago
https://youtu.be/rOeRWRJ16yY
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by benrapscallion 4y ago
This is known as the hygiene hypothesis.[1] [1] https://www.broadinstitute.org/news/8131
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by benrapscallion 4y ago
As predicted, he responded with his usual snark implying what recourse do you (the customer) have? And last time I mentioned the website being in shambles, he contested that claim. He is not traveling in a place without internet: he reads e
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by benrapscallion 4y ago
Stands for Pinboardin’ if I recall correctly.
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by benrapscallion 4y ago
He will probably respond with a snarky reply soon. That’s what he always does.

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