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by fjabre 7y ago
Nicotine is specifically harmful to lung tissue. You state that smoking weed has carcinogenic effects similar to tobacco which very obviously is not the case. They are completely different drugs with completely different side effects. Smoke
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by fjabre 7y ago
Repetitive peripheral magnetic stimulation can help dramatically. Otherwise know as rPMS in the literature. Most people know it as TMS though (Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation) or rTMS.
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by fjabre 7y ago
That's basically like saying you prefer to live under a totalitarian regime than a democracy because: security. Humans gladly trade their freedom for security as your comment implies, you are comfortable with that. The web is, or at le
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by fjabre 7y ago
Was forced to when I wanted to add their cloud monitoring service. The payment system is now Google's.
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by fjabre 7y ago
I detest the fact that Google bought Nest. Now I have the pleasure of logging into a convoluted Google UX instead of the familiar Nest UX. And here we have another intrusion of Google into our home. It's clear Google has no respect for
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by fjabre 7y ago
Couldnt agree more with this and having experienced something similar I will never work for a micro manager again.
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by fjabre 7y ago
Thats true. Reddit seems to be more infested with the pro monsanto crowd. Many of their arguments sound very legitimate as in - try feeding the human race some other way type arguments. But then we must consider this ongoing mass extinction
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by fjabre 7y ago
Anytime someone brings up Monsanto they are downvoted because without pesticides humans cannot feed themselves apparently. And herbicides are for plants only so of course they have no effect on insects. /s
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by fjabre 7y ago
The only way forward is p2p. Inet in current form is too susceptible to governments and bad actors like Google who only work for their shareholders. Has google released anything worthwhile the last several years? What has happened to the cu
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by fjabre 7y ago
You forgot AMP and AMP for Gmail
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by fjabre 7y ago
And recent grads a place that is affordable. All my friends from Los Angeles have moved to Texas and Florida (some are families) and they are all progressive like most in Californian major cities. So they will make those states more blue. W
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by fjabre 7y ago
Does this mean smaller cities are getting bluer?
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by fjabre 7y ago
sweet! thanks for checking it out.
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by fjabre 7y ago
This project makes extensive use of Algolia. Lazyday is our minimalist approach for finding a movie or show to watch with 0 ads.
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Show HN: Lazyday - Find something to watch(lazyday.tv)
3 points by fjabre 7y ago|3 comments
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by fjabre 7y ago
Prescribed burns work. Agreed. It's a partial solution we already know about. Would love to hear some new ideas in 2019 however, but maybe that's asking too much.
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by fjabre 7y ago
My comment was clear. I am talking about throwing 10 Elon Musks at the problem. Heck let's throw 50 Elons at it. The article spends more time describing the Californian landscape and history of fire fighting than what it proposes as a
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by fjabre 7y ago
That they are still taking about the same prevention techniques for decades is depressing. You would think a state home to some of the worlds best and brightest engineers could come up with a better solution to this than the same old tired
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by fjabre 7y ago
Fast effective reaction to mega blazes will be key. That they are pretty much talking about the same thing they have been for decades is depressing.
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by fjabre 7y ago
What is trailblazing about this? A state home to best and brightest engineers on the planet and they can't figure out how to put out a fire. But they can make self driving cars, rockets to mars, uber scooters, and delivery drones. The
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by fjabre 7y ago
I think Slack’s web interface is ideal. I fail to see the need for a slack desktop client.
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by fjabre 7y ago
I've had mostly negative experiences with Airbnb over the years. My neighbors airbnb their house every weekend. So nice loud music and rude guests to deal with fairly often. Of course why not? They are not accountable to rest of us ful
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by fjabre 7y ago
Google News has no concept of 'agree with' it simply tries to find a news result based on what it thinks you want to see. There are no politics baked in. Google news will display what its users want to see. Your issue is not with
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by fjabre 8y ago
I'm more concerned about runaway warming at the moment.
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by fjabre 8y ago
I couldn't agree more with the long term consequences. Maybe someday we will target these plastics with plastic eating microbes. Is warming not the more pressing issue? Given recent findings about permafrost decline in the artic? By so
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by fjabre 8y ago
I was referring to all frameworks/standards that the HL7 org has developed for handling of patient/clinical data. Patient data is not special other than its security requirements. There does not need to be a layer of standards in
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by fjabre 8y ago
HL7 is a joke as are most acronyms in the healthcare tech space. It's like reading through a framework devised by lawyers and policy makers. I cant wrap my head around healthcare tech to save my life and ive been working the field for
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by fjabre 8y ago
Probably not. I think going public ruins the ability of such a company to maintain a moral compass. It certainly vanquished any idea of maintaining their 'don't be evil' motto. They simply could have committed not to becoming
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by fjabre 8y ago
Google's only obligation is to its shareholders. AMP serves its interests. So does building covert search engines to help root out chinese dissidents. That 'cat and mouse' game is the natural order of things. There is no stop
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by fjabre 8y ago
Intelligence can mean a great many things. If we are simply making people better at cognitive tests then whats the point really? Nothing exciting there. If we are making more Einsteins and Steve Jobs then Im more inclined to say we are incr

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