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by hattar 5y ago
Aerodynamics issues likely add a lot of complexity, though I’m sure there are plenty of other factors that make launching a rocket hard.
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by hattar 5y ago
Ignoring the sarcasm, more than 32,000 people are killed and 2 million are injured each year from motor vehicle crashes in the US. It’s no heart disease (600,000+ deaths - leading cause in the US) but for the healthy and young, it’s a lead
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by hattar 5y ago
> seemingly from putting multiple chips on everything. This irritates me so much. I don’t need or want computer chips in most of my appliances. Outside of what is needed for the efficient operating of an engine, I don’t want a bunch of e
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by hattar 5y ago
Keepass, Calibre, and 7-zip come to mind.
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by hattar 5y ago
I have tried doing this a few times but always ended up stumped and eventually gave up. It’s difficult to find processed foods (e.g. yogurt, cereal, peanut butter) without sugar and so easy to mistakenly get foods with sugar on accident. B
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by hattar 5y ago
In defense of the short-sighted public (me), I don’t know the operating costs, profit requirements, accounting model, etc of a hired car service. I can’t assume any time the price of a product goes down, that someone is trying something sha
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by hattar 5y ago
> We are training kids that someone is always watching. That they have to censor their thoughts and hold in their feelings rather than talk about them with others for fear of it being determined to be 'wrong'. This isn’t entire
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by hattar 5y ago
Hardware
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by hattar 5y ago
Yes, this is pretty much what they do.
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by hattar 5y ago
Surely this would cause things to be worse as everyone in proximity to this van would start looking down at their phones to figure out why they stopped working
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by hattar 5y ago
> The Bernoulli effect explanation is bogus. I hear this but never seem to get any further info. Why are wings shaped with a curved top and flat bottom? Is there a good summary I can go read to understand this all?
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by hattar 5y ago
I don’t know that I’d count Medicare since it’s not for the poor, it’s for people over 65 regardless of income. Social security also goes to everyone regardless of income. Calling public schools a welfare program disproportionately allocate
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by hattar 5y ago
This got me curious. Some quick googling indicates that likely isn’t the case. Apparently the US spends about double on corporate subsidies than the amount it spends on social welfare programs.
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by hattar 5y ago
Why?
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by hattar 5y ago
My wife recently suggested that mine may be brought on by my seasonal allergies. I get them infrequently, but thinking back the timing is about right. I wish I’d kept a log.
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by hattar 5y ago
It’s not just unpopular, it’s clearly false. The mobile gaming industry is the fastest growing segment and represents $77.2B in revenue. https://www.reuters.com/article/esports-business-gaming-reve...
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by hattar 5y ago
Any with a population and land spread comparable to the US? I imagine that would make more sense in a small country with low diversity of terrain/population/etc.
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by hattar 6y ago
Company of 20 here. Same.
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by hattar 6y ago
It was
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by hattar 6y ago
It seems like a large leap from “voles develop social bonding problems when their sleep is disrupted in early life” to “making babies sleep on their backs increases the rate of autism”. Is there any other data that would indicate a correlat
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by hattar 6y ago
There are so many programming languages out there, as a hiring manager it’s not uncommon for me to see resumes with languages I’ve never heard of and probably don’t care much about. The cheat code just depends on how it has been inserted in
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by hattar 6y ago
Consider how many people would need to be incarcerated against their will to make this work. Disarming the American populace would be nearly impossible by far more effective means. Taking this approach would be incredibly ineffective.
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by hattar 6y ago
I tried to load this site and so much of the viewport is covered instantly by interstitial/modal/garbage it barely displays the entire title. It’s like opening a door to find a pile of rocks blocking the entrance behind. Does that
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by hattar 6y ago
> the strange "dropbox" app window that opens instead of a file explorer. Every time I encounter this I reconsider my Dropbox subscription.
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by hattar 6y ago
I don’t know that it’s accidental. iRobot really promotes hacking their devices even going to the extent of making non-vacuum devices similar to their base units that are designed to be modded. https://store.irobot.com/defau
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by hattar 6y ago
The problem is with identifying which items are priced representative of their quality, and which are overpriced. Everyone advertises quality, reviews are faked, forums are astroturfed. I’d gladly pay for quality if there was some way to kn
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by hattar 6y ago
> location logging continues to work with the phone off I’m very skeptical about this. I’d be interested to know how a phone could track location info while powered off.
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Atlassian – VSCode Integration(jira.atlassian.com)
2 points by hattar 6y ago|0 comments
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by hattar 6y ago
Yes. In the US, cellular calls are charged by air time so you pay for incoming calls as well. I think all plans are unlimited these days though.
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by hattar 6y ago
Why not place an arch before the bridge that will impact but not damage vehicles going through? This exists in the entrance to most parking garages. Edit: like this https://www.jpsiteexperts.com/wp-content/uploads/

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