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by doitLP 4y ago
I disagree. He has covered three big topics in his jokey rants which I happened to know intimately and he’s gotten them horribly wrong all three times. Like embarrassingly wrong. To pretend all the rest are hard-hitting and well-researched
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by doitLP 4y ago
Everything is a mixed bag of good and bad. In fact this pandemic will probably save a lot more lives during the next pandemic in terms of preparations etc. It’s also been great for remote work. No need for additional hand-wringing.
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by doitLP 4y ago
A new Freespace, with multiplayer mode but also with the same epic and chilling storylines from the first two games. I’ve never found a game that replicates the feeling of FS2 but that could be because I’m old now and most of my childhood j
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Techno-Clutter(cheapskatesguide.org)
1 points by doitLP 4y ago|1 comments
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by doitLP 4y ago
Funny story. Sourcegraph itself (the company the author belongs to and cofounded) started to bring the awesome code search internal tool at Google to the world as a product.
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by doitLP 4y ago
Just use this tool: https://lukechampine.com/goldilocks/ (Posted to HN two months ago and very helpful convincing my wife that there’s only a couple places in the US with weather like San Diego)
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by doitLP 4y ago
And DDG uses Apple Maps and directions to serve its map queries.
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More than half of Americans show prior Covid infections(bloomberg.com)
1 points by doitLP 4y ago|0 comments
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History of Slavery in the Muslim World(en.wikipedia.org)
11 points by doitLP 4y ago|1 comments
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by doitLP 5y ago
Imagine the horrors of the Uighur reeducation camps. 10000x the scale but with rape and physical torture. I made it only 20 slides into this comic. I didn’t have it this bad but it triggered memories of the high-control group (a term much b
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by doitLP 5y ago
@dang this looks like a throwaway account pushing a particular angle. Most comments are downvoted and carrying a pro CCP, anti Google, pro Microsoft slant.
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by doitLP 5y ago
Anecdotally I know 3 adults in 3 different states who tried weed for the first time during the pandemic and all of them developed new-onset panic attacks and disassociative symptoms within less than 6 months of regular use and had to stop.
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by doitLP 5y ago
To be fair DDG was founded the year Obama took office.
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by doitLP 5y ago
Their results are scraped from users using Google so I wouldn’t call it independent and I wonder how long it will last.
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by doitLP 5y ago
There are a number of things you can do to help your sleep and a quick search will turn up the list. No doubt you’ve looked at this before but I found it was helpful to go for blood on that list and really try to do everything fully (in add
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by doitLP 5y ago
I love your platform and I will happily pay for my next course there!
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by doitLP 5y ago
I wouldn’t blame the hospital too much — they were responding to the economic incentive of lockdowns and lack of actual patient pressure by closing entire wings of the hospital and laying people off. I.e there wouldn’t be this nurse shortag
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by doitLP 5y ago
More context on the skipper https://www.noonsite.com/news/portrait-of-a-cruiser-long-ter...
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by doitLP 5y ago
Meanwhile my friend who is a nurse in the UCLA hospital complex says they’re so understaffed because they let so many people go/nurses retired or quit that all nurses are allowed to come to work if they’ve tested positive but their sy
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by doitLP 5y ago
In case anyone is wondering what air quality monitor they should buy the author seems to be using the uHoo 9-in-1 monitor, which is what I have myself. They’re pricey but I’ve been happy with mine for 2 years. uHoo Smart Air Quality Sensor
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by doitLP 5y ago
The author seems to be using the uHoo in home monitor, which is what I have myself. They’re pricey but I’ve been happy with mine for 2 years. uHoo Smart Air Quality Sensor – 9 in 1 Indoor Air Monitor with Temperature and Humidity Gauge, CO2
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by doitLP 5y ago
> “Representatives of the competent US authorities were informed about the results of the operation,” the agency said. That’s a nice thing to say. Respect for your adversary, trolling or mistranslation?
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by doitLP 5y ago
This was my first thought after I understood what locking down the world meant. I wonder if the death toll with be worth it in the final analysis.
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by doitLP 5y ago
Maybe this was asked elsewhere but can anyone comment on what it’s like switching back and forth between keyboard layouts when you don’t have your Kinesis? Eg on phone or using someone else’s computer in a pinch.
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by doitLP 5y ago
https://m.youtube.com/c/everyframeapainting Every Frame A Painting. A great channel (that I wish was getting new videos) going deep on about aspects of moviemaking, editing, musical scores etc. High production quality
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by doitLP 5y ago
Slightly off topic but I always understood these types of books (scientific, biographical, medical) go through extensive fact checking before legit publishers will publish them. Is that not the case? Or did the author just serve as his own
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by doitLP 5y ago
Thanks. I generally agree but the definition ‘small stuff’ is in relation to how harmful it is. I cook a lot at home and I use a lot of spices — including the brands that tested high for heavy metals. Lead is not safe in any amount particul
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by doitLP 5y ago
I hate this. I’m up to my eyeballs trying to keep my newborn away from all the toxic shit that’s in every part of his life, BP* in plastics, flame retardants in clothes and mattresses and rugs, heavy metals in baby food and now in herbs, mi
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by doitLP 5y ago
Yup. It was Austin first.
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by doitLP 5y ago
If you want a great book on the subject of management legibility and what is lost when it is imposed, read Seeing Like a State. One of the most eye opening books about the world I’ve ever read.

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