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by boredumb 5y ago
Foremost this is very cool and hope you guys the best. Reading through the "High-Risk, High-Reward Research" page I do find myself wondering the moral aspects that this brings up. Golden Ticket holders being able to get funding fo
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Nutritional yeast is pretty popular in the states.
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Ironically it's the government stepping in with regulation and zoning that is preventing people from building more housing (that low and middle income people can feasibly afford). The cost of building a new home on an empty piece of la
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DAMN SON, WHERE'D YOU FIND THIS? D-D-D-D-D-DJ XYZ EXCLUSIVE. Jokes aside, watermarks are generally a detriment to what ever medium they're applied to, but as someone who doesn't have a bunch of audio/visual IP I'm m
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by boredumb 5y ago
It's all fun and games until the NSA actually creates bird drones for spying on citizens for the sake of national security and any one who identifies them are labeled insane and have their rights stripped and shipped to a oil refinery
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by boredumb 5y ago
Haven't used reddit in about 5 years and my life has improved almost as significantly as a few years prior to that when I deleted facebook. HN is the only place I have social interaction on the internet, even while interacting with peo
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by boredumb 5y ago
If the state is coercing you to pay taxes for the land you live on, it is a state tax. We can all collectively start referring to chickens as horses, we can even refer to aviaries as a prescient form of stables, but it is not going to chang
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by boredumb 5y ago
If you save up money and buy a house to rent and your mortgage/interest/tax payment is 1100$ you will be charging 1100$, adding in a % to make sure that any routine maintenance and future renovation costs are covered. If property
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by boredumb 5y ago
I absolutely do have qualms with the entire organization and find ezra klein to be a snake. The idea that a self proclaimed anarchist who spoke against the state as being an exploitative entity, promoting increased state taxes on land, is a
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by boredumb 5y ago
I can second that using JSONB with postgres is fast and easy, the features and operators to query json structures are also about as extensive as you'll ever need.
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by boredumb 5y ago
a new roof is over 20,000$ a new floor in a modest home is over 10,000$ a burst pipe will be over 1,000$ interest payments are thousands a year property taxes are thousands of dollars a year all are guarantees even with the lowest maintena
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by boredumb 5y ago
Wait! We voted for more taxes on land owners not renters, why are the rents going up!?! Vox is a dumpster fire and the owners have been hyperbolic rage bait farmers for over a decade.
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by boredumb 5y ago
It's a nice thought, but 43 billion dollars is a helluva price to pay for an intentional sepoku.
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Being incredibly generous, barely 20% of the US population even logs onto twitter.
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In Puerto Rico there are quite a few of these on the sidewalk and despite the rains they are generally always stocked with books. There are bars on everyone's windows and doors, but books piled up on the street.
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We've trained society to believe they are bringing in some form of enlightenment and all who disagree with the orthodoxy portrayed by popular media are quite literally evil and held with contempt. We've banned, censored, demonetiz
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It is necessary to just live in pods, take our soma and encase ourselves in silent solitude surely the world will become a better place with no external problems. Only dissidents and bad guys would disagree i'm sure.
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I definitely did. And none of what you pasted has to do with race or is for certain. It is a single agents testimony and has to do with the fact it's a neighborhood full of wealthy politicians and nothing to do with race or systemic ra
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People screaming systemic racism in this thread because the FBI didn't knock down "Tarek Abou-Khatwa's" door, doubtfully read the article. If the system is racist than I can either guess they didn't read this or I i
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If you are trying to explain to a jury that your client was in danger and needed to defend himself against people, mentioning that the people had committed sexual assault and domestic violence would help with your case that they needed to b
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by boredumb 5y ago
Disclaimer: I can't stand crypto.. The daily beast is to journalism what dogecoin is to crypto, minus the utility or self awareness of being a joke. I'm not even sure why their domain is allowed on HN, sincerely.
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It's hard to take noise pollution seriously when you so much as read the comments here after reading and agreeing with much of the article. Yes I believe living under an airport to be detrimental to anyone's sanity, but yet it dev
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Show HN: Free, offline recipe and shopping list manager for Android(play.google.com)
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This is great. I do think I'd get sea sick from playing it for an hour though.
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Why does this need to be in the metaverse? Can't we have 3d excel sheets currently without the need for VR?
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There are a ton of people on construction sites with very high IQs that prefer manual labor, physical problem solving or managing divergent teams and contractors to accomplish a project. The notion of clustering people into professions for
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If you were trying to get a job in a Chinese workplace with chinese coworkers that spoke chinese, taking a chinese IQ test would be a great predictor of success in that group. Doesn't mean you'res 'stupid', but my giant
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The price tag is quite steep, but I really do love the idea and hope that more technology and thought is put into beekeeping. For anyone on the fence about raising bees, just do it - it was one of my favorite projects I've had the oppo
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“Anybody who can go down 3,000 feet in a mine can sure as hell learn to program as well... Anybody who can throw coal into a furnace can learn how to program, for God’s sake!”
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That's not what he quoted so I misunderstood. I was responding originally to the person insinuating that we need to find new jobs for people in the coal industry. Regardless of the energy returns, solar requires coal which would requir

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