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by dntrkv 5y ago
Placebo can be incredibly strong when taking low dose psychedelics, especially for inexperienced users. You begin to focus on normal parts of reality as if they aren't part of your usual experience.
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You can be an old man at 33, I’ve met plenty in this industry.
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https://www.nytimes.com/2021/08/23/us/wildfires-carbon-offse...
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Until they catch fire and release that CO2 right back into the atmosphere. We’ve seen this happen with carbon capture programs already.
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But vaccinated people are more likely to take a COVID test.
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I know Chase and USBank always credited deposits first (going back to about 2006).
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HN doesn't show dislikes and it manages to surface content better than the vast majority of aggregators and forums out there. Subreddits that remove the dislike function have much better content and levels of discourse. Removing dislik
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This thread is a great example of the HN bubble. All else being the same, the vast majority of people will opt for the car with the bigger touch screen.
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The problem with your comment is that anyone could have made it. I could make the same comment about you because for whatever reason I don't like you. It may be true or not. Anonymous attacks on the internet do nothing but lower the le
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What you said is not criticism, it's just an insult. It adds nothing to the conversation and lowers the level of discourse. I'm not celebrating anything. I'm a skeptic at heart and don't believe in any hype until I see m
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What is the point of your comments here? First you point out that this seems like bullshit and a waste of money. Then you point out that Sam doesn't care about making the world a better place and just likes money. You're contradic
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Or you buy a wrecked Model S and swap things over.
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Know about what? What exactly do you think they're hiding?
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Oh please. Every major tech company does all the same shit Facebook does, the rest are just lucky that FB takes most of the heat. Tell me, what exactly has Facebook done that is so bad compared to Google, Amazon, or Microsoft?
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I am well aware that the US, Canada, and Australia have the highest CO2 emissions per capita. They all have a lot of work to do. I am not dismissing their major contribution to the problem. The US in particular has reduced per capita emissi
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In many places in the world, we are seeing those trees go up in flames and releasing that carbon right back into the atmosphere.
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> but instead of doing that I keep hearing this like there is nobody working on this problem. There are a significant amount of resources being dedicated to this problem. Is it enough? No, of course not. These types of global coordinated
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Safety, performance, handling, comfort, ease-of-use, reliability, and efficiency have all significantly improved. The difference in experience of driving a 2020 Tesla Model S vs a 1980 Cadillac Seville is more drastic than that same Cadilla
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The zero-config aspect is that in order to add my own middleware to my app, I drop in a file with my middleware function into a directory and that's it. There is nothing else I have to do. Just like if I want to define a new API endpoi
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That code is your application logic. Next is a lightweight framework. It doesn't implement authentication for you. It's up to you to implement it, but the scaffolding is there for you to easily do it. You're arguing against y
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> I guess replacing configuration with code is one way of achieving "zero-configuration". That's a weird thing to have beef with since this approach to middleware is completely inline with Next's zero-config philosoph
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This isn't a one-off occurrence. This happens all the time. It's so frustrating seeing people, especially here on HN, get their pitchforks out over some accusations that reaffirm their views of an entity. Then when those accusatio
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The problem is the one-sided coverage. There was coverage of the lawsuit filed against FB & Co. They got the bad press. Then once the lawsuit was ruled in their favor, there was no coverage. Whereas, if they lost, you bet there would be
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~$30M revenue in 2014 from 600M users. The vast majority of people will leave your service if it goes from $0 to even $1. So no, I don't think they could "easily" scale that up.
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Do not use Webpack for small personal projects. Zero-config tools like Parcel are much better for that.
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My theory is that most of these comments are coming from backend devs who rarely do frontend and then complain that the space has evolved since MooTools was hot shit. React is going on 9 years people.
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> New frameworks every few months React is going on 9 years. > even stablished ones keep changing in incompatible ways (Angular, React, Vue) React's API has been incredibly stable. There has been one major breaking change in the
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Sending a taco truck to the port is a great marketing move.
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https://socketsite.com/archives/2021/10/rents-in-san-francis... Still 16% below pre-pandemic levels.
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Agreed 100%. The problem is the regulations have increased the difficulty and stress of the job while the pay has steadily decreased. That’s why my solution is to pay more, not remove the regulations. Though there is plenty of room for impr

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