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Assuming people don't have their groceries delivered as well. ;)
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The key part is the realistic sacrifice you mentioned. When budgeting, people often understate their expenses and tolerance for cheap food. Leave the grocery budget as is, but cut down steaks and eating out.
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Is that net after investing in your 401k? 12% for saving seems a bit low (unless you happen to be making 250K+, which then, ignore my advice).
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7-11s from SF to Palo Alto have Amazon Lockers. It's a great idea, but someone needs to pony up the space.
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It seems like the Canadian government is responding: > Foreign investors will have to pay an additional 15 percent in property-transfer tax as of Aug. 2 and city of Vancouver was given the authority to impose a new tax on empty homes. Th
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If you're looking for something more grassroots, check out c-base. I've been to Betahaus and the vibe there is more commerce-driven rather than for the love of technology alone.
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Are you in Berlin now? I'd like to ask you more info if you are. [email address removed]
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Snapchat feels like the next generation's Twitter, and its engagement is still limited compared to Facebook.
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I think it's because a lot of those giants were commodities and could easily be replaced. Companies have learned the impact of branding, and they're now tied into our identities. So the social aspect keeps companies relevant and i
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Italian food nailed the ambiance and service down. Date night? Italian food. It's a safe bet your dinner date will enjoy it, there's a waiter who's friendly and helpful, and cloth napkins! But yes, the price of good pizza is
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I think the parent meant "live down" in the American perception of Chinese cuisine as being just "chop suey" and other greasy dishes. The problem is that much of the early Chinese food cooked in America was by miners
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Ah cheers. Tried searching "collapsible" but only found request threads.
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Ask HN: Did Hacker News just implement collapsible comments?
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Still trying to find a good one myself. Tried using Evernote but their code formatting isn't that great and I'm always worried about the day they might close shop. Been writing Markdown files in a git repo, then syncing on Gitlab
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Also, frame geometry and tubing size plays a larger factor in how the frame bends moreso than just the materials. Granted, to a certain extent, frame materials will dictate the geometry (e.g. skinny aluminum tubes would be a horrible idea).
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I understand your point of the "best of the past" still holding up to the best now, but considering that the violin is a "classical instrument", are contemporary violin manufacturers trying to replicate the past because
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National Geographic had a similar article earlier this year if you'd like to read more: "This Is Your Brain on Nature" http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/2016/01/call-to-wild-text
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计算着 [jisuanji] is the older usage that harkens back to the days when computers were mainframes and terminals and not in every household. Generally everyone says 电脑 [diannao] these days.
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Hmmm.. this must be making the rounds on social media again, because someone just (re)posted this a few hours earlier: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11631118
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(Clearly that was supposed to read un fortunately.)
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For Reddit users who know the site, they know it's more of a platform to easily create a community without asking users to sign up for yet another site. However, for the outside world, they view Reddit either by the front page posts (w
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Matt admits that himself: > I don’t mean to sound like a goofy politician but I came from meager means. My parents always had shitty small businesses that never made much money. I didn’t have any adults, like country club adults, around
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When people view things as "gear," they'll care about the components. And brands are the easiest way of recognizing quality. After all, Gore-tex is just laminated PTFE, Cordura is nylon, Vibram are just rubber soles. Right? E
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Why is this being down-voted? There's some interesting information in the older post about YKK's manufacturing process and counterfeit zippers.