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75% of Americans are overweight, and 40% are obese. There is no secret. The trivial solution is to buy fresh/unprocessed ingredients and cook them yourself. Unfortunately in the land of convenience, cooking has become a chore instead o
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When you see a polished video clip on the net, it's the cumulated result of an hour or more work for less than a minute of your time. Simply put, it doesn't scale.
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Another way to look at lobbying is that it helps grow/sustain our economy and the successful companies at the government level. i.e. "if you made it this far (and have the money to show), you've proven to us [the government]
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I'll add my own favorite to the list. I dont like dancing but this song makes me want to dance: [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iLLU6bzks7A Some more: [2, live] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GIUbW
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Im sure from Microsoft's POV is that they are charging you for maintaining and operating co-pilot (servers, admin, etc), not charging you for the tool itself.
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The main reason they do it, IIRC, is because the banks handing out the landlords loans require some minimum rent prices on the leases in the loan contracts. The way they get around this is by offering a month or three of free rent. That way
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I'm not sure, I was quoting the article in my first paragraph.
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Modernization makes warfare orders of magnitude more efficient, wouldn't you agree? More people have suffered and died in modern warfare than any other wars because its that much easier to harm and kill people at scale. That's my
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4y ago
>In every culture the native costume is the first thing to go, native architecture is next. Food is one of the last to go, even in modern places where people are wearing blue jeans. So these days I like to go to places where there is sti
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>We realized that there's an entire generation of folks; many running companies, that have never seen a real bear market. This is true for every recession, so maybe rethink your friends logic.
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I'll look into this. I should have clarified, following the DNSMI process removes you from the site.
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Tell HN: Reminder: Google your name, scrub your credit sensitive information
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Interesting that you've had problems with someone with that many sources/public image. My project has stalled, but there was a point when I was putting together a Wikipedia page for notable composers of the 20th and 21st century.
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For me, I imagine part of the excitement is applying the art of computer science every day at your job back then. When things are taken care of for you, they become boring. Not because those things are inherently boring, but they're bo
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Live from San Francisco, It's Justin Kan's Life (2007)
(npr.org)
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5y ago
Thanks, I've tried a handful of game dev. discords. They are not designed to collect and organize information though, and keeping up with chats is a huge chore.
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Ask HN: Is there a video game dev alternative to HN?
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If you want a hands on answer OP, download Blender and follow the donut tutorial on YouTube. As a software engineer with 10+ years of experience, the geometry nodes in Blender just make sense[1]. The comparison here is your are creating a 3
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5y ago
hey there, completely off topic but was this collection bigger in the past? https://archive.org/details/myspace_thesis?tab=collection edit: im silly, didnt realize you grouped them together
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Hey jpgvm, I've had depression ever since I hit puberty; and before, during, and after that: social anxiety. I've avoided anti-depressants for the first ~30+ years of my life. Eventually I decided I needed to try something, but wa
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Ask HN: Has anybody here successfully start a videogame company?
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Here's an older article on Disc Rot, for some counter points https://www.vice.com/en/article/mg9pdv/the-hidden-phenomenon... [1] https://www.howtogeek.com/682807/the-cds-you-burned-a
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Another issue I've had is bad blocks forming on my SSD drive. I thought I lost a bunch of photographs (nothing important thankfully, just amateur shots when I first got my hands on a camera), but searching around I discovered CHKDSK. 4
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I have an honest question.. regardless of your gender, sexuality, or race; if you are a competitive person and want to work your way up the corporate ladder to lead, how would you feel if this law (and others like it) existed and "othe
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Ask HN: Has anybody here ever successfully started a videogame company?
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If you don't need a kitchen, DoubleTree by Hilton typically have desks. Some locations have full sized ones (4-5 feet).
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Hotels have solved this problem. Each brand more or less offers the same quality across the US. You only need to see a few photos to know what options you have. Most of the rooms are the same design, same furniture. And its common for them
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Ha, interesting. Thanks for sharing!
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What's the story/logic behind "fish ball mentality"?
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Anyone know if this affects Vivaldi? I assume it does since it's chromium based, but there isn't an update available.
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