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by dymk 2y ago
That... does not seem analogous. MOD isn't giving you a personalized set of combinations they think you'd like, with the top recommendations happening to include some sponsored ingredient. It's like every other pizza shops si
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by dymk 2y ago
Shrooms and visuals seem to be all over the place. From personal experience, they usually induce visuals but not always. For some friends, they rarely induce visuals, but sometimes they do - especially with specific strains of cubensis (des
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by dymk 2y ago
I dunno about that, everything turns into a wildly animated gif when I’m tripping
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by dymk 2y ago
It being scary is kind of the point. Or rather, if you’re going to do LSD, you need to be in the mindset that 1) this is temporary, and you’ll feel fine tomorrow, and 2) the experience you’re about to have will be extraordinarily novel and
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by dymk 2y ago
Why is 50 years your timeframe? I'd be more curious about cost increases a year, two years down the line.
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by dymk 2y ago
Hope you never have to drive to the grocery store
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by dymk 2y ago
Luckly, that's not what the author was suggesting. Now, if you were tasked with planning a dinner party, getting groceries, and cooking for a group of family friends, then asking for a break afterwards would be reasonable.
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by dymk 2y ago
It's not like a static type system, and the compiler isn't doing any new reasoning about the code with the sanitizer enabled. It's all runtime checks.
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by dymk 2y ago
I've gone to similar industrial auction sites in WA. Sometimes there's gold to be had for pennies on the dollar, other times it's trash. Either way, I've got some good equipment out of them for very cheap.
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by dymk 2y ago
We don't use that word here
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by dymk 2y ago
Why would some law being passed depend on open source? If anything, that would push some senator to regulate even harder.
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by dymk 2y ago
You can be passed out in the back seat but a car crash is still going to kill you
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by dymk 2y ago
The other option is to give a random website your Twitter username and password or install a browser extension.
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by dymk 2y ago
Then you can stop using it, and you're no worse off than before when the choice wasn't even available.
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by dymk 2y ago
That's explaining some specific technical properties of how this particular NFC card works, it not explaining what the implications of that are.
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by dymk 2y ago
Tell everybody else about it, because most Americans are simply unaware at how blatant the insider trading is and how it works.
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by dymk 2y ago
I don't know if "only" is the right adverb to use when it's how the first-party apps and website works. I don't know what usage looks like for third-party sites, but I would imagine it's incredibly small compar
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by dymk 2y ago
This point come up in every thread about office speak, so rest easy that you are not alone
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by dymk 2y ago
Is that your guess or were you in the marketing research department at Kellogs?
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by dymk 2y ago
10? We’ve been getting steadily more polarized since at least the 80s.
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by dymk 2y ago
We had an application that had quite the complex build process, and targeted only macOS and Linux. The mechanical engineers all used Windows, and needed to use the application. Rather than buying them macbooks or having them manage a Linux
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by dymk 2y ago
Who cares about news articles? If you're worried that dense cities are dangerous, then back it up with some statistics about deaths per capita due to EMS delays.
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by dymk 2y ago
You know what those roads originally had on them? Small carriages (see etymology) and foot traffic, not modern cars. It blows my mind that people think cars are necessary for modern cities when the best ones to live have very few or no car
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by dymk 2y ago
I wonder how Tokyo functions? I guess people just die waiting for an ambulance or in a fire. See this part of the comment you’re replying to - > Yes we need some roads, but cars driving in the heart of downtown as normal transit?
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by dymk 2y ago
And there I was, reading a comment earlier today about how HN is better than the other places because it prefers technical articles over "politics".
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by dymk 2y ago
Yes https://projects.propublica.org/bailout/list
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by dymk 2y ago
Didn’t they also need bailouts? Is that really success from being in office?
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by dymk 2y ago
They don’t read your resume either, it goes into Greenhouse or some other ATS. Either gotta work with the parser or have a personal referral.
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by dymk 2y ago
Absolutely not, where do you live where you don’t have access to non-frozen foods?
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by dymk 2y ago
This hand wringing makes it sound like it doesn’t matter what the guy does, HN will find some reason to call it sour grapes.

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