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If everyone in America reduced their consumption of meat to once a month, or even once a week, we'd already be cutting down by 6/7th. Right? Or at least half if given all the other industrial processes you've mentioned. Raisi
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> Serious question, if articles like this upset you and you continue to eat meat, how do you justify it? Eat meat on occasion , and treat yourself to the good stuff, on occasion , like on holidays. And eat the fat, too. That satiates y
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Microphone and camera placement. Though to address randerson's point, the accessories aftermarket would pick up Apple's shortcomings, as usual.
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Sounds like you have more of an issue with your upbringing than the existence of laundromats. For most people, going to a laundromat is a necessity, not a choice to make their children build character. One "chooses" to go to a lau
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If you want Simpsons GIFs, have you checked out Frinkiac?
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Is your BCBS IL plan an HMO? That could explain the simplicity. I used to be on an HMO, but now it's a PPO with BCBS. The flexibility of choosing my provider hasn't been needed for my case.
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Dude, it's one person on the internet mentioning that their Windows experience was not that intuitive for them. Ignore it next time if it doesn't agree with you, or try using a different tone if you would like to have a discussion
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Ah it's from the other poster. Yeah 25/week isn't as worrisome.
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Everyone in the Bay Area loves talking down on Kaiser, but financially they've been the most worry-free experience. Had ringing in my ear for a week, went to the doctor, and she referred me to both an audiologist and MRI. Paid $20 for
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40 eggs/week seems excessive, regardless of the cholesterol or lack of. Is the rest of your diet still balanced and diverse?
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There's too many variables to say that rent control for the entire housing stock is what keeps Berlin's rents down. For starters, Berlin is known to be one of the cheaper German cities until recently ("poor but sexy"). I
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Reddit does pretty well as a conversational medium, but not for a medium to retain information. Unlike a traditional forum with long-running threads that get bumped to the top, many subreddits suffer from newcomers asking the same questions
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> not fully thinking it through What I like about pklausler's example is that it allows for people to find edge cases without too much technical knowledge. If I have a candidate who doesn't ask about the inputs (e.g. "ar
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Because oftentimes the new UI is designed by someone who read too much on whitespace and aesthetics and sacrifices information density. AmEx recently redesigned their site. Before, I could easily see all my credit card transactions with min
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(That's because it's owned by jwz, who's known to redirect links from HN.)
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> Disney's park maps kept tracking when the app was closed Closed or in the background? I was under the impression (in iOS 10 and earlier), that "Always" meant anytime the app was open, and "While in use" is only
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Yeah, sandstone and water don't mix. I was highlighting the sudden surprises that tend to catch a climber off-guard. If someone is climbing on wet sandstone, they should already be cognisant that it may crumble. (They should also avoid
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Like you said, it's not uncommon for people's feet to slip out from under them. A big part of climbing is the friction your shoes have against the rock, but move around, reach for something, and angle of your foot against the rock
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In the early 2010s there was another site called Svpply that did the same thing. eBay ended up acquiring them. My impression was that all these sites were inspired by the original idea of ffffound. https://techcrunch.com/201
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Do you need an account to actually make Pinterest useful? Sometimes I do a Google Image search because I found something interesting, but don't know what it is, so I'm hoping of going to a page that describes what I was looking at
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Assuming you already have a Google Voice account, go to Settings > Voicemail > Get voicemail via email
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On; because my dentist's office isn't going to text me (though I usually know it's an appointment reminder). And the iPhone does pretty decent job of transcribing voicemails these days.
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I think notadoc meant to use the term "mental gymnastics". (I agree "cognitive dissonance" seems to be misused lately. That's how language evolves, unfortunately. And to add to your definition, it's the stress
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Get Married, Get Healthy? Maybe Not
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Yeah, apparently IBM engineers built a projection keyboard back in 1992. It's not surprising we haven't seen it sooner because of detection issues like you mentioned. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Projection_k
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I wouldn't necessarily blame science fiction as a whole, but the moreso the concept artists or directors for sticking with physical touch screens. And while many may think of Minority Report as the innovator for interfaces, the curre
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Another discussion with more comments (that didn't use the article title): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14363424
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As a tangent, this also reminds me of what an NYTimes op-ed columnist wrote about the current administration: > Truth be told, the incessant lying by this president and the elaborate apparatus he has built in the White House to bend real
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I assume you mean "weight gain linked to diet soda" and I think the main thing is that it's still inconclusive. As much faith as we may have in science, I think in terms of dietary studies, most of them have not been able t
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Yes! I had the same reaction when I finished up the Bridge Trilogy. It's the same overarching plot in almost all his novels. However, I don't think one reads Gibson for the quality of plot or language, but rather for technological
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