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ceedan
5y ago
Instagram is also terrible with spam. I often see spam comments that are voted up by dozens/hundreds of spam accounts.
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ceedan
5y ago
Why do you consider them code smell?
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5y ago
That game was really solid
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5y ago
Morrowind was amazing. Seyda Neen was an absolutely perfect starter town. I still smile thinking of how I used to loot the entire opening building on every single new game of Morrowind. I'm sure I wasn't alone with that strategy.
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5y ago
I'm so sorry, my partner was actually INFJ. I just put a random one there. My INFJ issues were related to perfectionism. We went to therapy together, and it helped.. would reccomend. Therapy is a great safe place to ask them "dumb
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5y ago
Listening is everything. Turn off the problem solver part of your brain and just experience their emotions and listen. Ask questions based on what they have said, try not to assume or think 2 steps ahead. Going through different medications
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5y ago
It sounds like you did the right thing
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5y ago
That chart shows median male income and includes the cost of college. Median male income is weighed down by non-college educated men, who are very likely not paying for college. https://www.bls.gov/emp/images/ep_ch
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5y ago
Yep. Feels like this was a test of a click bait title more than a meaningful submission to HN.
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5y ago
The amount of water that goes into creating soda is ridiculous, too. "[it takes] as much as 132 gallons of water to make a 2-liter bottle of soda" https://www.wsj.com/articles/SB123483638138996305 If you do t
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5y ago
It's great they you're going to counseling. Good job taking that big step. It helps.
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5y ago
Those quizzes/surveys are making a comeback in some demographics on facebook, too.
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5y ago
You're being overly critical of a scientific article that is very aware of its statistical limitations. I would also venture to guess that you've never suffered from or attempted to self diagnose a chronic health issue. The peopl
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5y ago
I'm not sure how you could be so skeptical after reading case report 4. Sure low sample size blah blah blah, but case report 4 had isolated her issues to MCA so precisely, that it seems to validate the hypothesis. - 43 years old, raw f
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5y ago
I just skimmed r/nootropics and it seems like the side effects and prescription requirement of modafinil disqualify it as a home recommendation. If the recommendations were purely about effectiveness all recommendations would likely be
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5y ago
Seems like a good theory based on the locations and victims
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5y ago
Direct TV created a gaming league called CGS that played CS:Source because it had better graphics than 1.6. It was the first time pro CS players in the US could get contracts (25-35k a year? It wasnt much). This league forced all of the top
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5y ago
Source was the worst thing to ever happen to North American CS.
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5y ago
It would also encourage (rarely) bowlers in unwinnable games to try and force 7-10 splits, so that they have a chance to win on a 7-10 conversion.
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6y ago
Well that explains why I got my LG G8X ThinQ for 50% off, with a free dual screen case, $100 gift card rebate and a free 2 year warranty with proof of purchase. I got this phone just over a year ago. It's a great phone. Fantastic batte
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6y ago
Maybe only in locations near enough a place to sell the carbon. I have no ideas what the value of the carbon is, but at some point hopefully it's worth concrete producers driving to pump and take it away.
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6y ago
Might be worth adapting this for restaurants with coal/gas fired ovens. They would more consistent producers of CO2 - not only during winter months. You could lease the capture devices to restaurants and take a larger portion of the co
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6y ago
Only if you let me use another search engine ;)
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6y ago
Bitcoin & the crypto world has always felt like a cult to me.
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6y ago
Ted Cruz is fucked
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6y ago
Sounds like grit.
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6y ago
So why is it relevant for us to know now to determine whether or not Fox was at fault? "Learning the identity of @whysprtech is necessary in order to confirm that @whysprtech was not in fact a FBI 'insider' or otherwise someo
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6y ago
Author has broken the first rule of Woodpecker Fight Club
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6y ago
Well said. I like the idea of generators if possible, but have no idea if it actually is possible. > they are so tied to some «magical» implementation that requires a large set of rules to behave as expected 100% agree here & with yo
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6y ago
I agree. I do not envy people struggling through the adoption curve of using Hooks. I don't know enough about them to know how to "fix" them, nor do I have the time to care about that problem - but I would love to see a diffe
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