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by doitLP 2y ago
“Practice practice practice”, sure but it helps to know what it is you’re practicing. Writing is a craft. The craft can be learned. There are some good resources out there. The one I recommend is https://www.udemy.com/course
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by doitLP 2y ago
Are seals seafood?
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by doitLP 2y ago
How exactly will targeted assassinations of stuffed suits running healthcare companies lead to progress towards universal healthcare?
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AWS EKS launches support for hybrid nodes(aws.amazon.com)
2 points by doitLP 2y ago|0 comments
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by doitLP 2y ago
He’s a struggling writer who moved to a barren island where homeschooling his kid isn’t illegal like it is in mainland Sweden. He did this so he and his family could pursue a more meaningful life and he could make a go of it as a writer. If
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by doitLP 2y ago
It takes a certain kind of person to rise to the top of a company like this. almost every single person here above L8 has been here for at least a decade or more.
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by doitLP 2y ago
I find it tiresome how someone who lives elsewhere thinks we can waive a magic wand and change trillions in infrastructure and a century of entrenched car culture. Unless you have workable solutions please keep the peanut gallery comments t
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by doitLP 2y ago
The way I sum it up is: science is a method, which is not equivalent to the institution of science, and because that institution is run by humans it will contain and perpetrate all the ills of any human group.
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Poll Parrot Shoe Money(spmc.org)
2 points by doitLP 2y ago|0 comments
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by doitLP 2y ago
What does it have to do with lynching?
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by doitLP 2y ago
Just in case you weren’t aware, these guys have been doing deep dives on the series with a chapter by chapter breakdown, digging into every single reference and historical mention in the books. https://podcasts.apple.com/us&
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Paradoxical gender effects in meat consumption across cultures(nature.com)
2 points by doitLP 2y ago|0 comments
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by doitLP 2y ago
Followed by farming
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by doitLP 2y ago
Sure with excellent roads and 99% of predators gone and most importantly, a reason to do it.
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by doitLP 2y ago
They have 3 days to decide but 3 months to make the move. Not as bad as it sounds at first..
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by doitLP 2y ago
Can you share some examples or greatest hits?
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by doitLP 2y ago
I started reading this expecting as usual for it to be located in some far flung location like Germany or Denver. Imagine my surprise when he happened to be in Austin where I live and using the same park I take my kids every weekend. Defini
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by doitLP 2y ago
There is no such thing as the slippery slope! /s
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by doitLP 2y ago
Lower birth rate can still mean population is increasing (for now). It’s just doing so at a slower rate and will eventually hit equilibrium and only then start to drop
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Ask HN: How do you do IRL community?
1 points by doitLP 3y ago|1 comments
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Amazon's Silent Sacking(justingarrison.com)
445 points by doitLP 3y ago|365 comments
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The Punt Gun and the Race to Save America's Wildlife(boone-crockett.org)
3 points by doitLP 3y ago|0 comments
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by doitLP 3y ago
Books are a slower source of information —- and that’s a good thing. Like most of us you have trained yourself out of being able to sustain focus on long term but ultimately rewarding things, like reading a long or challenging book. My advi
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by doitLP 3y ago
It’s absolutely how a dishonest science institution functions. Science itself is nothing more than a method. The disdain is for people who confuse the process with the institution. And at that point it is just blind faith like any old rel
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by doitLP 3y ago
For the people that can afford one? Sure. AMEX has no limit and plenty of other cards for high net worth individuals are similar. Plus weirdly, people like that usually really like to collect the credit card points.
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by doitLP 3y ago
Because almost without exception these neighborhoods were built a long time ago, are closer to the city center and are the most expensive in the city. Until a few years ago it was possible for upper middle class like the dear readers of HN
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by doitLP 3y ago
Probably just similar style. Most print illustration at this time were still using woodcuts, negative images carved out, stamped with ink and used in the printing press: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woodcut
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by doitLP 3y ago
Good but small anecdotal counts without large scale proven “rigging”. Bad yes, but let’s not get carried away
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by doitLP 3y ago
Amazing how the different parties have such diametrically opposite views… if it wasn’t so serious it would be comical. In the last 24 hours I’ve heard the following from a republican and a democrat: “obviously we know they tampered with the
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by doitLP 3y ago
Is there a legitimate argument for keeping this legal and not pursuing an expansion of existing insider trading laws? The incentives here are horrifically backwards.

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