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by gniv 3y ago
I don't doubt it. Me I noticed things like Sunniva, Simple Sugars, Smart Sweets.
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by gniv 3y ago
I did that the last time you posted this comment. What I found was even sadder. Some (many?) of the companies are what I would call "hustles" -- keto drinks, home-made cosmetics. Their success I suspect lies on the initial effort
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by gniv 3y ago
Meta: Some links or more details about the location would have been nice, so that I can check it for myself. Edit: Found it: https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/195240072
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by gniv 3y ago
Do you really mean "including" or "involving"?
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by gniv 3y ago
That whole graph is surprising. The differences between European countries are astonishing and would warrant a story article. Is it cultural? Or climate-related? Or some statistical quirk? So weird.
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by gniv 3y ago
I downvoted you because you don't make sense. Maybe rephrase and use proper capitalization?
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by gniv 3y ago
Interesting read, as usual. "You can understand why, right? From their perspective, they were just going about their life, doing nothing wrong, and then for some bullshit reason the bank charged them $35." I'm not sure it&#x2
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by gniv 3y ago
I've been using CMD-` and CMD-SHIFT-` to switch between Chrome windows.
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by gniv 3y ago
Neat. From that list I learned that CTRL-Down on a Mac shows all windows of the current app. And I tried CTRL-F3 and that works too, and it's easier for me to remember.
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by gniv 3y ago
Good read, although the motivation to leave US rings false. I know there's lots of talk online of US collapsing, but I didn't think serious people believe it. I suspect OP had other concerns as well.
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by gniv 3y ago
I see. Reddit was the key word.
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by gniv 3y ago
[Deleted my comment. I don’t feel strongly about it and I was partially wrong.]
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by gniv 3y ago
Actually there are many orthodox monasteries (including in the US) where you can live for free and are open to women too. You have work whatever they give you, and of course obey the (pretty strict) rules.
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by gniv 3y ago
FYI the first link to typing.io is wrong.
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AI and imagery keep speed limits on Google Maps updated(blog.google)
1 points by gniv 3y ago|0 comments
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by gniv 3y ago
> When you search "golang" on google for a long time, the question "Why people hate Go?" comes up at the top. What does this mean? Where do you see this? Also, I don't believe that question comes up verbatim, sin
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by gniv 3y ago
The flooding issue is related to a general problem that seems hard to solve: when something breaks in the room and is not easily spotted by the cleaning person (like the shower drain being partly clogged), how do they find out? Do they rely
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by gniv 3y ago
Yeah, Google Translate needs Lens, which is part of the Google App. Try Deepl, the translations are often better than Google's. Edit: I also like their Linguee app, which is more like a dictionary.
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by gniv 3y ago
In Europe you go to medical school immediately after high school, but it takes longer, so ends up similar to what you're proposing I think.
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by gniv 3y ago
There are four instances of the f-word and a few religious references, including in the title.
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by gniv 3y ago
The amount per year doesn't tell me much, but when converted to per day it's crazy high: 120*453.6/365 = 149 grams. That's 600 calories from sugar per day. PS. A graph showing the total amount of daily calories from carb
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by gniv 3y ago
> through tough, thorough thought. Neat example. What's also interesting is that it's hard to parse visually too, so it slows down reading.
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by gniv 3y ago
I've never heard that usage of "anymore". Interesting, reminds me of the French word "jamais", which can mean either never or ever, depending on context.
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by gniv 3y ago
Nice that it works in other languages too. It seems useful for finding how words/expressions are used in real conversations. I don't care much about pronunciation, but I want to find context for the (French) words I run into. I am
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by gniv 3y ago
Discussed yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38041335
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by gniv 3y ago
Narrated by the thief himself. Covers a few topics, all interesting: the thief's character, the heist itself and the French police investigation.
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'The Spider-Man of Paris' on Netflix, a Documentary About an Art Museum Heist(decider.com)
1 points by gniv 3y ago|1 comments
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by gniv 3y ago
And so do dried herbs and spices. I wonder how the levels compare. https://www.consumerreports.org/health/food-safety/your-herb...
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by gniv 3y ago
Another downside I'm noticing: During rush hour you wait a lot if you're turning into a busy road.
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by gniv 3y ago
Here in France they have both types of roundabouts, yield-to-left-on-entry and yield-to-right. They are well signaled, so there is no confusion. The latter type is less common and seems to be mostly in less-busy areas. I'm not sure why

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