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by ebg13 7y ago
> On a mac, to actually grab the scroller for scrubbing, you need to scroll a bit to make it visible and then manage to bring your cursor into a tiny area using the trackpad This complaint looks disingenuous to me. If you're using
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by ebg13 7y ago
I'm more worried that they complain about the local %1 while being in the top %10 locally. Having triple the median household income puts you well past the very upper end of middle class.
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by ebg13 7y ago
I'm looking at Amazon Prime Now delivery from Whole Foods in 94107. https://imgur.com/eKQXa0Y - New York Strip steak $10/lb https://imgur.com/GAug7XC - Green bell pepper, $1.79/lb https:&#x2
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by ebg13 7y ago
> * cut fruit - $5/serving (snack!)* You know... If you buy a knife, you'll save a lot in the long run. It doesn't even need to be a sharp knife. > quick cook oatmeal - $1/serving Quaker oats costs $1 per pound,
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by ebg13 7y ago
$50 gets you two 16oz steaks (two adults can each eat too much steak for lunch AND dinner with that) and 15 or 20 _pounds_ of fresh vegetables at whole foods in the 94107 zip code according to Prime Now. And that's not even accounting
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by ebg13 7y ago
> with picky kids, it's basically $5/person/meal Nit. Actually picky kids only want plain hot dogs and plain quesadillas and plain spaghetti. The ingredient cost of feeding picky children is a few cents per meal even aft
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by ebg13 7y ago
Like every other BS "It costs this much" story, it depends on what specific location you're looking at and how much you want to not deal with crime. In Philadelphia you'll find three homes selling for $450k, $800k, and $
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by ebg13 7y ago
AKA "Eating at restaurants every day and spending hundreds of dollars on new clothes every month while employing someone else full time to watch your kids gets expensive." Spending $70/day on food is not normal middle class l
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by ebg13 7y ago
It's odd to call IE 11 "ancient". It was last updated 28 days ago.
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by ebg13 7y ago
I didn't know what you were talking about until I switched browsers on a hunch. That animation doesn't work in Safari.
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by ebg13 7y ago
Are you asking about "large number" or "large percentage"? Because you'll find street sellers in every reasonably large city if you know how to look even though most people don't buy that way.
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by ebg13 7y ago
> Nobody has 0 intake And thus we have ourselves a quandary, but truth isn't diminished by the practical limits of safe experimentation. We don't have to lie just because. > it would be harmful to the subjects. That does
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by ebg13 7y ago
> Headline is not imprecise according to above-cited Conclusions and Relevance. No, aladoc99 is right, because the study doesn't compare against 0. So you don't know if 4000 and 10000 improve strength compared to 0, only that
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by ebg13 7y ago
So high doses reduce mineral density but have no effect on strength? How is that possible? Is strength not a function of density?
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by ebg13 7y ago
Many doctors will prescribe D megadoses for patients with at-risk bone density. I guess this is saying to not do that.
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by ebg13 7y ago
Hi Peter, my wife is a foreign citizen currently on an OPT F-1 extension who travels a lot for research and conferences as she's a historian who works on other parts of the world. We've been told that traveling during a green card
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by ebg13 7y ago
> stenography Steganography. Stenography is something else unrelated.
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by ebg13 7y ago
To the people wondering how to make it work... On https://steganography.live/encrypt leave the LM context intact and type your secret message into the secret message box. Then click Encrypt at the bottom. Select the output
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by ebg13 7y ago
PREVIOUSLY https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20842474 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20844394 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20845111 https://news.ycombinator.com&
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by ebg13 7y ago
This seems to be a reasonable reference for differentiating them: https://janedogs.com/xoloitzcuintlie-and-peruvian-hairless-d... I do love that the wikipedia entries just say "Not to be confused with..." but then
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by ebg13 7y ago
> It is open source Not by contemporary language standards. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open-source_software https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Source-available_software
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by ebg13 7y ago
> IMO LEGO thrives thanks to their relentless focus on product quality. I'm sure that doesn't hurt, but these days LEGO thrives because of their relentless promotional brand tie-ins. It's not just LEGO anymore. It's
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by ebg13 7y ago
> If the battery is flat on the car then you are still pretty much out of luck even if you can get in. With an EV yes, but not with an ICE. Just keep a jump box in your trunk.
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by ebg13 7y ago
> "Taycan" - whats that supposed mean?!!? It's how you say "toucan" in Scots.
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by ebg13 7y ago
"Xkcd" isn't a person's name.
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by ebg13 7y ago
> i haven't seen many race cars burn out like candles I think you're getting confused by ommitted implied words. When a race car burns out, it is burning out its tires not itself.
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by ebg13 7y ago
> Punking your friends too. "Punking" does not qualify as non-malicious.
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by ebg13 7y ago
> but to burn out as the correct verb and to burnout as the incorrect verb mean two different things They don't, though.
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by ebg13 7y ago
That doesn't make it better. 10px at 1/96 inch per px makes them only 2.6mm.
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by ebg13 7y ago
All elements are super tiny unless you force zoom on them. The CSS says that all fonts are 10pt or _smaller_. There are 7pt fonts defined in there! Everything else is specified in exact pixels. Vote arrows are 10x10 pixels. Do you realize h

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