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by frogpelt 4y ago
This sounds like a possible next step for your app: “unblah” for teams.
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by frogpelt 4y ago
Maybe you took the comment the wrong way. It could mean there are dangers in every city. Thus, don't look for a safe one.
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by frogpelt 4y ago
What's your point?
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by frogpelt 4y ago
Ha. I knew the influencers would eventually make their way to Hacker News. But seriously won't the cheese drip out the bottom?
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by frogpelt 4y ago
Who's making all these kids stay up late?
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by frogpelt 4y ago
This may be why Stockholm Syndrome is a thing.
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by frogpelt 4y ago
Yes, but it's a blog.
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by frogpelt 4y ago
κινόπιο means "cinnamon" according to Google translate.
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by frogpelt 4y ago
Is it possible that it doesn’t serve YTs interests to have a recommendation engine that works best for the end user? I honestly think they just experiment with it a lot. The variety of videos that are recommended for me don’t seem to follow
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by frogpelt 4y ago
Right out of the gate the author says "0-two years old" "leafy greens". Yeah, no. I wish we could downvote posts.
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by frogpelt 4y ago
One place only shows people. I guess it’s a humanitarian* place. *If vegetarians eat vegetables what do humanitarians eat?
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by frogpelt 4y ago
A house of cards?
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by frogpelt 4y ago
It's not convincing either.
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The Essay(hugh-gallagher.com)
2 points by frogpelt 4y ago|0 comments
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by frogpelt 4y ago
"ripe with [competition]" vs. "rife with [competition]" https://afterdeadline.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/08/31/is-it-rip... I don't know why I notice these things.
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by frogpelt 4y ago
Websites are harder to read than they used to be.
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by frogpelt 4y ago
This is the problem with designing and re-designing where function follows form. You have to keep changing and the only way to go, seemingly, is away from functional.
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by frogpelt 4y ago
Since the notes are just frequencies of sound waves, it makes sense to me that some frequencies sound better together and some frequencies don't quite sound resolved when played together.
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by frogpelt 4y ago
Please don't pretend that people choosing to be inclusive is the same being forced to be inclusive by an overlord.
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by frogpelt 5y ago
Click bait. The first phrase could be left out of the title It could have happened on his own scooter or bicycle too.
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by frogpelt 5y ago
Checking.
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by frogpelt 5y ago
I assumed the "viewing" was to bring a sense of closure. Maybe that's silly. Does it help to see them dead? The last viewing I went to the person's hands and face were bruised because of IV lines and such. It wasn't
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by frogpelt 5y ago
It may be embarrassing but are they embarrassed? It's not like they're going to suffer for it.
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by frogpelt 5y ago
China has been dystopian for decades. The real bummer is that even free countries are starting to embrace the same methodologies. When Australia, Canada and the US start heading toward the abyss of surveillance/lock-down states you kno
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by frogpelt 5y ago
Let's flip your question: what's the reward for being hard to work with?
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by frogpelt 5y ago
A distant cousin to GiveSendGo, apparently.
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by frogpelt 5y ago
I would never argue with your success. And I do think you can pick solid companies and beat the market in the long run (mostly by avoiding the big losses). But it’s not enough to pick winning industries. In every industry there are winners
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Anaheim Ducks center Trevor Zegras' play might force EA Sports' hand(espn.com)
2 points by frogpelt 5y ago|0 comments
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by frogpelt 5y ago
I’ve seen increasing numbers of people who are triggered by capitalism.
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by frogpelt 5y ago
What's the point of the warning though? If you're paying attention you know it's content marketing. If you're oblivious, the marketing probably isn't working. Either way, you probably don't need a warning.

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