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by hippich 6y ago
Somewhat unrelated - I tried both adderall and ritalin. While these certainly help with my attention/focus issues, I often get a weird side-effect - it makes me sleepy. My doc is completely puzzled by it. Nor I see much of such mention
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What is up with the Preload List? Porn gets to bypass autoplay?(symbolcrash.com)
2 points by hippich 6y ago|0 comments
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by hippich 6y ago
Re "spreading misinformation" - not sure which pieces you are specifically talking about. In case of r/WSB I doubt anyone has any illusions what it is about. It is done either for lulz or as a form of protest/activism. I
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Web-connected SDRs with ability to tune and listen(websdr.org)
1 points by hippich 6y ago|0 comments
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by hippich 6y ago
Then perhaps we should address these too big corporations issues. It appears, if no big social media corporation existed, and instead there were a bunch of smaller players, we could argue that the customers will make a good decision. Perhap
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Minimalistic round calendar with a plenty of white space to make notes(github.com)
6 points by hippich 6y ago|2 comments
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by hippich 6y ago
For what it is worth - I am in my 30s, but not really having a healthy lifestyle. Had test of about 250 (one of the labs I done in search of getting motivation back). Doc put me on trt. In 4 month we dialed it to about 900-1000 stable. Had
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by hippich 6y ago
I meant something else. When groups are not in their own respective bubbles, indeed, non-extremists might be exposed to extremists' propaganda and potentially can adopt such ideas, and as a result, increase the amount of overall extrem
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by hippich 6y ago
having end-users "compute" is the most distributed form that is available. You just need to provide a necessary input for the computation (cost of disposing what they bought). In fact, I almost finished my response with "so w
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by hippich 6y ago
You guys are forgetting another part of the chain, which can make decisions - consumers. If cost of throwing something away increases - may be that will make consumers choose something more reliable and serviceable. As if right now resident
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by hippich 6y ago
exposure is happening both ways
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by hippich 6y ago
That makes sense, but then why the same market dynamic does not work between retail sales and car parts makers? If the end customer is ready to pay 10x for the part, yet the maker of that part struggles to keep costs down - something weird
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by hippich 6y ago
which is weird, because $1k - $2k retail prices per some electronic modules, like ECU, are not unusual (couple friends had issues with their car where the only solution is the replacement of the ECU). That is the price range of pretty decen
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by hippich 6y ago
I believe you mean "overall health" as in a continuum of the living being life health. What I mean by insurance is a contract that specifies what risks can be insurance, up to what limit and how much it will cost. You unlikely to
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by hippich 6y ago
And an insurance should be, well, an insurance. What is referred as "health insurance" is more like "health care plans" (insurers even call it "plans"). Just consider how comprehensive auto insurance is differe
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Belarus to Latvia(belarustolatvia.com)
3 points by hippich 6y ago|1 comments
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U.S. Company Faces Backlash After Belarus Uses Its Tech to Block Internet(bloomberg.com)
4 points by hippich 6y ago|0 comments
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by hippich 6y ago
I still think it is important to try to observe what can be observed. For example, thanks to the independent observers we know that the number of ballots reported by the voting place were greater than the total number of people who visited
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by hippich 6y ago
What you are saying is true. But it is irrelevant in Belarus. See picture above representing a typical independent observer in Belarus.
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by hippich 6y ago
It is true that Russia has a lot of control over Belarus, but it is revolt against dictator. There is no talks about ceasing partnership with Russia simply because the country is too relying on Russia's market. The idea that people wan
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by hippich 6y ago
there were a lot of people who wanted to observe polls. many of them were arrested for "disrupting voting process", or were pushed all the way out of the polling place. Independent observer had to use a chairs and binoculars to tr
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by hippich 6y ago
Belarusians have a lot of hunting riffles on hands too. But these are tightly regulated. You can't wear it just because you want to. And people were jailed for possession a single WW2 era round found in the forest (Belarus had a lot go
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by hippich 6y ago
"authoritarian ultranationalism characterized by dictatorial power, forcible suppression of opposition, as well as strong regimentation of society and of the economy" Pretty much spot on except "ultranationalism". The am
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by hippich 6y ago
A few facts about these events: - Based on data collected by from only some polling places, there is a huge discrepancies in results comparing to official ones. Most poling places refused to post results. People, who demanded to post result
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PandaDoc employees arrested in Belarus after founders protest against Lukashenko(techcrunch.com)
8 points by hippich 6y ago|0 comments
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by hippich 6y ago
The biggest problem - people can't easily change countries nowadays (and even before borders, I bet traveling that far was cost prohibitive). So you end up in the situation where you have to follow rules of the contract, which you did
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by hippich 6y ago
I think you got downvoted for the last paragraph, because otherwise, your post has a solid point and I am sure describes worldview of many people. I yet to decide for myself on the topic. Just a random thought related to your post - while n
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by hippich 6y ago
Re google vs state scrutiny specifically - the big difference between the two - one has an exclusive right to use physical force against individuals, another one - does not.
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PandaDoc's Minsk office is being searched. The directors were taken(tech.onliner.by)
3 points by hippich 6y ago|0 comments
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Final Report on 2020 Presidential Elections in Belarus(drive.google.com)
2 points by hippich 6y ago|1 comments

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