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Wow, my uncle in the same boat. He actually now rents land back to the large farmers and is making more than when he was farming it himself. The new farm is massive, similar number of cattle, methane collectors, manure pipelines...but the
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"use arrow keys"...totally non mobile compliant
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I find all webcam covers are to think to close the lid, this one looks no different. No thanks
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This is in fact how a lot of places still function. Or worse, developers telling the ops guys on the 2am conference call what to type. Then waiting for them to type it...very slowly.
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I was looking for something like this about a year ago. The use case was to survey folks in jail and prison, since you can't bring in tablets, etc. But the nonprofit doing them didn't do it on a regular basis, so a monthly fee w
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Ask HN: How are you handling US sales tax?
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The problem is both sides will have to give a little. If anybody just caves it'll be political suicide for them.
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I think there should be some repercussions for them too. Like, they should be the first to go without pay. And then, if it drags on too long, start garnishing from their holdings, personal and business assets.
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"Interestingly, I think the problems described in the article are entirely from the whole-hearted embrace of individualism that America has fallen into. There is not communal or collective effort at all;" Totally agree. The every
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I was looking at Atlas, but I don't live in Delaware, so I'd still have to deal with managing the business in my home state all myself. That's more forms and fees every year I have to do, in addition to the Delaware ones. I
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My wife has allopecia and some other endocrine issues, some of which were likely caused by childhood vaccinations. My daughter has a history of febrile seizures. It is hard to deal with your 9 month old with eyes rolled back, mouth open,
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Sure sounds a lot like the story of Elizabeth Holmes and theranos. I hope its not, but: unknown founder, novel tech not quite done yet, prove all the experts wrong, large investment, big names on the board...
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Even if it's not, we know the output of internal combustion engines is bad for us and can kill us in confined spaces. Our atmosphere is a confined space.
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If Medicare overpays, then the entire system is really broken. The reason you see fewer and fewer private doctors hanging a shingle for a private practice is because you can't break even. Those that do, don't accept medicare, m
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I'm all for population control, however history and science are not on your side. Victory goes to those who procreate the most. I don't like it either, but seems true nevertheless. For all of our advances, in the grand scheme of
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Though I disagree with much in this article, I can see some of the reasoning. I agree that parents need to take more of a role in their children's lives (in US anyway). School is meant to teach some very specific skills, but it by no
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Or the really scary part...if it not noticed for generations. For example, a reduction of IQ each generation or such.
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Feeding America EFF Plus several local nonprofits: Grand rapids red project Grand rapids pride center (Others I forget)
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8y ago
This. Buy liability insurance. It's cheap and sadly, you are now a worthwhile target.
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Anyone interested doing something like this, I've also done this with a esp8266 and a linear actuator. Detailed how to: https://blog.garble.org/arduino-chicken-coop-hardware/ https://blog.garble.org&#x
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Sadly, I think this is right. The "fix" involves one group of people telling another group of people what to do. That never goes over without a fight. Especially when it will involve land, life and death, and reproductive right
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There are infinitely many ways other than work value by which to value a human life. Some day, I hope you learn this. Most of what really differentiates you from anyone else is luck.
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Because there's a large subset of people that believe God wants all children to live, and simultaneously believe once they're out, they're someone else's problem. They never seem to connect the two.
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Ya, renegotiate now. I was in the exact a similar situation 4 years ago, same exact split. Co-founders we're both neurosurgeons from an ivy league. The company was medical related, but not really. Them being neurosurgeons brought n
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If it's not the birth itself, it doesn't stop there. No protected time off, expensive, subpar childcare options, long work hours if you want to advance your career. One way or another, you are punished for having kids. Unless
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What's interesting is the $20 wyze cameras already do this and it works ...quite well.
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Depends in location. Most builders want bigger jobs: it's better to build 5 big houses than 10 little ones. We were looking at building a smallish house and the builder thought we were crazy for wanting a 1300sqft cottage. Ended up
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I have a 4 and 6 year old. The 6 year old is in immersion Spanish, but will definitely try this for the 4 year old! Thanks!
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This is exactly how I was using it too. Then I tried to move to the build version and all sorts of stuff broke. This was more than two years ago, but that turned off to it. Nowadays I use svelte.
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Since the Navy already has way more aircraft than the air Force, I don't get it either. I assume it's just a way to increase the military industrial complex more to justify the larger spend. Funny part is, we should probably be i
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