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by dajohnson89 7y ago
turning the flywheel
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by dajohnson89 7y ago
what are the main technical/scientific obstacles towards cartilage regeneration?
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by dajohnson89 7y ago
throw into the mix fallon and oliver
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by dajohnson89 7y ago
perhaps, also, one could receive mail electronically.
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by dajohnson89 7y ago
Because TV is absolute trash. low quality, full of filler, 25% commercials (!!)[0]. [0] https://www.marketplace.org/2018/04/30/television-too-many-c...
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by dajohnson89 7y ago
what are the main reasons for you wishing to cut back?
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by dajohnson89 7y ago
I think he means we're all born with a liver. And transplanting your liver is a matter of walking.
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by dajohnson89 7y ago
Show HN can be used to show a work-in-progress. There's no expectation for the projects to be bug-free.
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by dajohnson89 7y ago
anyone interested in this group is the target audience. therefore I'm in the target audience.
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by dajohnson89 7y ago
is there a remotely compelling reason for me to trust them with my physical address?
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by dajohnson89 7y ago
I just had a delicious dinner (rice, chicken, veggies, soup) for $6 here in Brooklyn. I walked 3 blocks from my home to pick it up.
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by dajohnson89 7y ago
some of us do watch TV series.
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by dajohnson89 7y ago
I don't miss owning (maintaining) a car.
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by dajohnson89 7y ago
And to be clear -- this is the job of the article author, not the editor who rejects the article without doing a little bit of homework first?
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by dajohnson89 7y ago
are there any practical impacts (direct or indirect) of these results?
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by dajohnson89 7y ago
live in brooklyn, $15 + tip is standard barber rate and you can find cheaper.
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by dajohnson89 7y ago
Yeah. This was the point I was halfheartedly making -- concise code for the sake of concise code is a dogma that needs to go away.
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by dajohnson89 7y ago
It feels like a common sentiment that concise code == good code
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by dajohnson89 7y ago
could you elaborate? or provide a link?
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by dajohnson89 7y ago
of the data structures you mentioned, which are easier to work with? to implement? I code in Java and I usually use hashmaps as a go to. they're simple and fast ways to store relationships between data.
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by dajohnson89 7y ago
doesn't this force you to define a comparator for everything though?
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by dajohnson89 7y ago
You seem to assume that the code review tool can do everything that a human code reviewer can.
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by dajohnson89 7y ago
definitely not the answer I wanted to hear. I find them extremely boring, even though I understand their benefit
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by dajohnson89 7y ago
I'll buy that, thanks.
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by dajohnson89 7y ago
Very well written. It was odd how the article mentioned an improved rendering of Chicago's second largest building, and hyperlinked to the wiki page about the tallest buildings in chicago (spoiler: it's the trump tower). Why not j
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by dajohnson89 7y ago
It's gotten bad for me. I'm just glad others have started noticing. Google search's integration with other services make it hard to leave, but I'm seriously considering switching to a different search engine, and I'
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by dajohnson89 7y ago
Is Seoul a city that receives a lot of sun? And are there lots of buildings that are in a shadow 24/7 due to skyscrapers?
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by dajohnson89 7y ago
He was being a little facetious.
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by dajohnson89 7y ago
How do we feel about places like brooklyn and queens -- which are essentially urban in nature, but technically auxillary/suburban cities?
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by dajohnson89 7y ago
Maybe OP wanted the flavor from dates, as well as the sugar.

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