doitLP

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Inflation is real. Now it’s up to the Fed(noahpinion.substack.com)
1 points by doitLP 5y ago|0 comments
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by doitLP 5y ago
Interesting. What is the field of the part time job?
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by doitLP 5y ago
Bootcamp grads (every one I've ever met) are often highly motivated and good autodidacts. Perhaps the incentive structure of something like Galvanize (née Hack Reactor) are better for weeding out the low performers -- you don't ma
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Covid increases unrelated to vaccination rates(link.springer.com)
31 points by doitLP 5y ago|49 comments
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by doitLP 5y ago
Southwest has famously never exposed their APIs to third party travel agencies of any kind. You cannot book SWA on Expedia or any other OTA — only on southwest.com
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by doitLP 5y ago
Sure but most people in the west have chronically low serum vitamin d levels. Proper D levels have a ton of other known beneficial effects including protecting against several types of cancer, proper calcium regulation, disease prevention e
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by doitLP 5y ago
From the linked MIT article: > In the run-up to the 2020 election, the most highly contested in US history, Facebook’s most popular pages for Christian and Black American content were being run by Eastern European troll farms. Why wouldn
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by doitLP 5y ago
Source? I see 1/3rd but that depends on your definition. https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2017/aug/18/andrew-cuo...
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by doitLP 5y ago
Any more details? Did Facebook come after him after the book was released or something?
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by doitLP 5y ago
And we know biphenol/phthalate chemicals mimic estrogen in the body and have been in just about everything for the last couple generations. At least it has to be considered. Hormones
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by doitLP 5y ago
Sure but go spend about 9 minutes around the kubernetes Twittersphere (a group with a large amount of white trans people) and you’ll see very quickly just how nasty it can be in its own way
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by doitLP 5y ago
Thank you. This distinction is often forgotten and the terms used interchangeably in articles and debates
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by doitLP 5y ago
The problem is not PFAS. It is extreme regulatory capture that got us to the this point. Even if we ban PFAS tomorrow, there are other alternatives that will be used and another 2 decades of lies and cover ups before we find out what harm
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by doitLP 5y ago
https://lite.duckduckgo.com/lite/
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Facebook announces privacy-enhancing technologies(facebook.com)
100 points by doitLP 5y ago|72 comments
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by doitLP 5y ago
More like ‘Acropolyptic’
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by doitLP 5y ago
Lots of responses here focusing on planes and air travel. Just wanted to call out what a small part (1.9%) of the problem that actually is: https://ourworldindata.org/emissions-by-sector
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by doitLP 5y ago
It is not. Look at poster’s other comments.
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by doitLP 5y ago
They tend to be some of the most helpful loyal people you’ll ever meet. Sounds like you should spend more time outside of the city.
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by doitLP 5y ago
> Total forces involved 7,548 participants. Damages amounted to an approximate real-currency value of $300,000-330,000 USD. About $45/player. Sounds pretty reasonable to have been in attendance.
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by doitLP 5y ago
Well as someone moving out of California I’m having a hard time finding a moving truck, even 3 months out. uHaul and Ryder are having a hard time fulfilling demand because so many trucks are leaving California and so few are coming back.
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by doitLP 5y ago
Looks like the LinkedIn job links have expired.
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by doitLP 5y ago
Probably so. But one thing is for sure. We’ll soon start seeing an apparent grassroots movement against lab grown meat, complete with talking points about its dubious manufacturing process and how it’s actually more unsanitary and now tha
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by doitLP 5y ago
Please do this. Everything from kelp forests dying to bug populations diasappearing to the unsustainable mining of gravel needs to be displayed in a way that really communicates the breakneck pace at which we’re headed for doom. But it need
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by doitLP 5y ago
Thank you. Excellent little piece and yet another lesson in how bad even “gold-standard” news outlets are. It’s actually dangerous to report like this because major decisions are made off headlines like that every day.
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by doitLP 5y ago
If this this interesting, check out https://serenade.ai/ I’ve only taken it for a test run but it seems really good and smooth.
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How we built a codebase engineers love(asktia.com)
5 points by doitLP 5y ago|1 comments
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by doitLP 5y ago
“Novel hydrogels found to be highly persistent and toxic to marine species at 1ppb”
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by doitLP 6y ago
I have the same, but notice it more with audiobooks. An entire year can go by and I will get a flash of where I was at a precise moment in the book exactly as you describe. Something similar was as a teenager: I could remember when/whe
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Juliane Koepcke, plane crash survivor in Amazon rainforest(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by doitLP 6y ago|0 comments

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