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Ask HN: What are some effective ways the neurodiverse can do pairing?
1 points by goatcode 6y ago|4 comments
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by goatcode 6y ago
I took what the author wrote to indicate that there was no available test to do what he'd wanted to do. I really wish people would drop the whole "because reasons" thing, especially when writing something meant to be read by
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by goatcode 6y ago
There were no specifics at all in what I posted. I'm not sure what you're talking about. I welcome actual information, though.
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by goatcode 6y ago
Please keep us posted. From a naive perspective, what happened has a flavor of "protection fees." A detailed explanation would help quickly dispel this perspective.
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by goatcode 6y ago
This read like a really shitty, saccharine, abridged, disjointed article. It barely touched on its title. How did this get to the front page?
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by goatcode 6y ago
Remember when the FBI scanned the anonymous DNA database, from either this or some similar company, found a match, then used that match to get a warrant for the match's personal info? I do.
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by goatcode 6y ago
> FDA approval Of what? Edit: I get it now, sorry. I think FDA approval would bump up the price quite a bit.
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by goatcode 6y ago
> In principle one can run a similar antibody test on a mucus sample, but <reasons> I'd really like to know what those reasons are. It seems like a pretty important detail.
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by goatcode 6y ago
Language changes.
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by goatcode 6y ago
And where are we conversing right now?
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by goatcode 6y ago
Were this 20 years ago, arguing such an authority's point might have been reasonable. However, common values have been questioned to such an extreme extent, admitting that you don't know what someone considers vile isn't ent
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by goatcode 6y ago
I'd genuinely recommend just letting such things be a permanent fixture of your profile. It would save you a lot of headaches and wasted time dealing with people who'd ultimately not want to interact with you, and likewise with w
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by goatcode 6y ago
Cool, thanks for the tip my man!
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by goatcode 6y ago
Would my being silly satisfy your hopes?
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by goatcode 6y ago
> it's because it's not a simple First Amendment thing Or maybe governments don't always follow the law. That's a possibility too.
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by goatcode 6y ago
It depends on what your definition of is is, or something like that.
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by goatcode 6y ago
Many procedures that are common between today and circa 1960s have grown exponentially in cost. It was about this time that public insurance became a thing, and private insurance approximately the same time, in terms of actual usage. The
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by goatcode 6y ago
It's a private company. They can do that if they want.
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by goatcode 6y ago
Private healthcare existed long before prices skyrocketed. Health insurance did not.
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by goatcode 6y ago
> * Massive astroturf campaigns (the WSB mods are claiming that this is already happening. That's 75% of the site as it is.
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by goatcode 6y ago
100% of cancer has water in it.
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by goatcode 6y ago
>90% of every thing is crap Perhaps to someone who considers them things.
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by goatcode 6y ago
Neat.
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by goatcode 6y ago
Why do programmers wear costumes to Christmas parties? Because DEC 25 = OCT 31.
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by goatcode 6y ago
An issue I've seen becoming more a reality lately is that echo chambers are becoming self-sustaining. Moderators on popular discussion sites are becoming more and more emotionally driven, and maintain the status quo to the point that
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by goatcode 6y ago
Did you have one of those books that was organized by number, instead of name? I didn't.
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by goatcode 6y ago
Cat API is pretty cool https://thecatapi.com/
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by goatcode 6y ago
> We’ve designed our systems to help ensure that content from more authoritative sources is surfaced prominently in search results So Google also doesn't necessarily recommend what the user wants.
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by goatcode 6y ago
$4.25, but close enough.
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by goatcode 6y ago
Many leaders nowadays are very insecure, and that leads to an intense desire for control. It's sick, and sad, that this has happened over the past few decades.

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