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by bwship 5y ago
T2. He is only like 11 years old. So I think he was exercising enough, in terms of he plays a bunch of sports.
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by bwship 5y ago
What am I denying? That it is a hot summer. Or that I don't believe in climate change. For one, the records for temperature only go back a 100 years or so, so I would call it statistically insignificant. But, secondly, I truly woul
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by bwship 5y ago
As a kid, I remember blackouts in New York City, and we had to sleep with wash clothes on our head, which was kind of impossible, and we would all make our way downstairs, and our parents would be hanging around outside cause it was cooler
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by bwship 5y ago
Don't you tax my big gulp!
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by bwship 5y ago
Anecdotally, my sister's kid just got diagnosed with it. He is not overweight whatsoever, but they put frickin' ketchup on everything. But, yea the majority might be overweight, but anyone that eats just carbs could get it.
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by bwship 5y ago
I wouldn't call myself a denier. But a hot July doesn't sound that scary. Next thing that will happen is February will be the coldest month ever recorded, and then people will really lose their shit.
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by bwship 5y ago
Old school gaming is just so great. Jelly Boy just got released on the Switch for Super Nintendo Online. I seriously can't believe that up until like 3 days ago, I had no idea this game existed. My get woken up every morning now by m
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by bwship 5y ago
I have said this on other threads. But, I really miss nothing by having a flip phone for the last 1.5 years. Because I work in front of a computer, not having a computer in my pocket is amazing. If I am away from the computer, I am away
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by bwship 5y ago
Hah, I can't even believe there are that many words to write about this. That might be the longest get back to work propaganda article ever written.
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by bwship 5y ago
Darwin was a fraud. It was based on ants, not humans.
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by bwship 5y ago
Flip phone - about $50 - you won't miss anything a "smart" phone has to offer. And anything you do miss, you can just use an Android tablet.
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by bwship 5y ago
I wouldn't say none. But I'm with you. I am back to CD's and vinyl for music, flip phone for communication, I drive cars from the early 2000's, we keep our wifi off at the house almost all the time. It is on one hand
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by bwship 5y ago
Well they have the money part of that equation solved, at least for a while. How quickly can one blow through $410 million? 18 months?
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by bwship 5y ago
I know. Gusto just got a $10 billion valuation today. Indeed, billion is common place now.
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by bwship 5y ago
I drive a 2004 Lexus LS 430 and I just purchased a 2008 Ford F150 XL. I also use a flip phone, and listen to music on vinyl and my 5 disc CD changer. The more I have gone into the deep end on tech from a career standpoint, the more I crav
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by bwship 5y ago
I left the city last year due to the lockdowns. One benefit is I now have a woodshop in my garage again. I have built a grandfather clock, china cabinet, and some other really cool stuff about 20 years ago. Just got my workbench built an
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by bwship 5y ago
New York, San Francisco, and Washington DC would be my top three.
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by bwship 5y ago
I plucked them from Google. As of this morning it says there are 4.26 Million deaths, and 7.9 billion people on earth. My equation as done with 4.25 and 7.8, but same difference. Locked down areas faired about the same as stringent areas.
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by bwship 5y ago
My cousin and I stayed up almost all night as kids recreating the ESPN SportsCenter opening on this game on a hot summer night in Staten Island. Da da da, da da da - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LyBbi7tnL5w
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by bwship 5y ago
I was on the west side. Yea, there were a few tents on 3rd street in Venice, but I used to play golf at Penmar for like the least 8 years, and there were never tents there, and in the past couple years it became about 1.5 miles of tents al
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by bwship 5y ago
These tent camps are quite new in the US. About 5 years ago, there started to be a tent camp in Seattle, but when I moved to LA there was not tents anywhere (except maybe a few on Skid Row), flash forward to about 2 years ago, and there ar
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by bwship 5y ago
What is the death rate of covid? like .01%. If you don't get the vax, your likelihood of dying is just so low, so why all the fearmongering? Edit - .054% chance of dying. 4.25M deaths worldwide out of 7.8 billion people.
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by bwship 5y ago
This is a really interesting point. And I felt the same exact way, but over the past few weeks, there seems to be more and more people on HN that are against all this government overreach. So, I personally, am starting to feel better that
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by bwship 5y ago
Glad I left LA last September. I can't believe NYC is going even more extreme than there, but they are. The good news, is my home purchase down here in Charleston is up 10% in only 3 months. This ridiculousness in CCP NYC will only
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by bwship 5y ago
Yea, I mean the problem is. If you have a function that expects a number parameter. In Typescript, the compiler won't let you do this someFunction('a'), so you never have to worry about handling this. But, if it is in java
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by bwship 5y ago
Actually Typescript is it.
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by bwship 5y ago
Yea, I think developers need to make a better conscience decision to not work on those things. I can't ever imagine taking a job doing those. It would be far to soul crushing. There are plenty of exciting and fun challenges left in
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by bwship 5y ago
This seems to be a little over-simplistic. There are many good cases for microservices, and there are times when going into the project, you know it is what is needed. I think there are also a number of ways to make microservices, and it
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by bwship 5y ago
Agreed. Healthy food is not as expensive as everyone makes it out to be. Even if you just ate porridge everyday, and supplemented it with some veggies, fruits, and nuts you would be fine overall.
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by bwship 5y ago
Yea, those first two comments on here made me excited to read the rest of the thread.

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