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6y ago
So true. It already doesn't work in politics. Only a matter of time till it's the same with big companies
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6y ago
I watched the Wire after The Shield and it was hard not to fall asleep. It was so slow in comparison. I understand art imitating reality but they really kill the pace with some of these stake out scenes.
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6y ago
Many don't have the luxury of changing their line of work or company. Organizing the workers and potentially unionizing is an option for those people.
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6y ago
Everyone is promoting adding more density but I see no posts discussing quality of life with those changes. Adding a 20 story building to a neighborhood of historically single family homes impacts infrastructure, traffic, noise, etc. Addi
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6y ago
If you're enlightened you're probably not asking yourself any of these questions nor reading this article.
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6y ago
we've replaced 1.99 spoons with 1.99 apps
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7y ago
so where's the guide?
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7y ago
Granted all of us have lots of work to do but I'm interested in knowing where others think the line is between procrastination and curiosity. I read HN almost everyday because I feel it keeps me in the know to tech related issues. I a
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7y ago
i started learning judo.
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7y ago
the difference is branding
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7y ago
there exist magsafe to usb3 converters.
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Do Americans Need Air-Conditioning?
(nytimes.com)
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7y ago
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Advice You’ve Ever Received (and Are Willing to Pass On)
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The Neighborhood Is Black, but Those Buying Homes Are White
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At $6.99 a month, Disney+ will start a streaming price war
(lite.cnn.io)
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I was diagnosed with colorectal cancer. I found out when I saw blood in my stool. I went to the doc and the rest is history. When I was diagnosed it was already at stage 2. Honestly, unless you're getting CT scans twice a year, the
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From someone who's been dealing with cancer for the last 6 years, I hate when people compare it to a fight/war/battle with winners and losers. What exactly am I fighting? My cells? How exactly am I going to war? by sitting
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8y ago
My brother's godfather died of lung cancer. It was sudden and a surprise to everyone because he kept it a secret. When I got diagnosed at 33 with colorectal cancer, I made sure to tell all my friends and family for a few reasons: 1)
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8y ago
Most of these "twins" have already been created. The majority of all components for cars, buildings, tech, etc have CAD and 3D models before even being manufactured so it's just a matter of the creators open sourcing a publi
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8y ago
you got a way of doing this automatically?! =)
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8y ago
"circumventing or blocking advertisements in the Spotify Service, or creating or distributing tools designed to block advertisements in the Spotify Service;" I guess that answers that one.
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8y ago
I wonder if this also applies to people who edit their hosts file.
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Capsule Networks: A new and attractive AI architecture
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Is Tech Too Easy to Use?
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Brief history of lawns for anyone interested. http://www.thegameoffew.com/blog/2017/9/17/what-front-lawns-...
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He probably went back for the crypto.
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Actually some apps wont allow you to login if you change any of the checkboxes.
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9y ago
This concept isn't applicable just to science. It's applicable to policy, politics, social opinion, etc. Young blood and new ideas are a constant threat to the status quo.
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9y ago
agreed. "A new scientific truth does not triumph by convincing its opponents and making them see the light, but rather its opponents eventually die, and a new generation grows up that is familiar with it." -Max Planck
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"Moreover, if some members of society reject to use new anti-aging technologies for some religious or any other reasons (inconvenience, non-compliance, fear of side effects, costs, etc.), then the total population size may even decreas
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