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2y ago
40 years just misses (by 1 year) the last of Herge, the creator of TinTin, which is one of the more iconic comics of the last 100 years (Asterix and Obelix and the Smurfs are also in that group of course).
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The article addresses this. In Sweden in particular, a lot of the migrants are from countries in unrest. Last year's reward was $1k and exactly 1 person took it. The article said 'experts don't expect there to be a substantia
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What kind/size of tote do you use? I just finished cleaning and realized how much easier it’d be if I did something like this - ‘sorted go-backs’
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2y ago
> car-centric infrastructure causes things to be spaced so much farther apart (with unpleasant empty tarmac) Good example here is Salt Lake City - the streets were designed intentionally to be very wide everywhere.
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2y ago
What a fun site and cool idea! Very interesting. A bit more depressing but I’d be a bit curious about rates of lost pets in cargo
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2y ago
This was a very charming post! I clicked through and found myself reading another 8 blog posts from this person, and I concluded that this is the kind of person I think I'd like and like to work with. They appear to be an intern curren
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2y ago
Voice actors especially. Voice acting isn't what ScarJo is really "known for" but she's done a ton of work for animated films so her distinct voice really is a part of her livelihood.
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2y ago
Is sunbathing even much of a thing anymore? I feel like I heard of people sunbathing in their yards or at the beach when I was younger (~20 years ago) but not so much now
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I frequent landlord groups (online) and I’ve never been a landlord. I own a SFH but could see myself temporarily moving out of state in a few years, and reading various online discussions had been super helpful for giving me an idea of all
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2y ago
> There's a bunch of habits that I employ in my own work, and I feel that they pay off. To go into more detail would take more work than I feel like doing, now (I really need to get back to writing, but have gotten out of practice).
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2y ago
What are the kind of food that would induce a panic attack in her? Did she make things better by partially/completely avoiding them or did she add in probiotics/kefir/some other supplementation?
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3y ago
I think it helps to look for protein powder meant to be incorporated into other things (as opposed to ones you mix with milk and drink directly). [1] Quest brand: https://www.questnutrition.com/collections/protein-powde
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3y ago
Being charitable to the author, the wording might’ve been like “our engineers aren’t familiar with this domain” or “we lack staff-level engineers”. I doubt they literally sent out an email saying their engineers don’t know anything. That’s
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Regular grocery stores have really gone downhill as well. Whenever I shop, there’s at most 1 cashier doing checkout and usually 0 (only self-checkout being open). I consider myself pretty proficient about knowing what sets off the machine b
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3y ago
Good review, I enjoyed it. It does what I think I look for in technical book reviews, specifically: - gave a detailed overview of the book - gave an actual opinion, instead of just the summary - included specific excerpts to support the opi
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3y ago
Interesting article. I don't think I agree with some of the points or maybe I just don't follow them exactly. For example: > Oscar announces, “I’m seeing some log entries from the web server that look a little weird. I’m gonna
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3y ago
I was recently at a party where a subset of us weren't interested in drinking (all of us were watching calories, so like mocktails/juices weren't a great option). It was a bar where everything was sold by the can (no mixed dr
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3y ago
I remember when Wikipedia first became popular, there were a lot of warnings about how you couldn't trust the information because "anyone could edit it". I feel like, at least to my level of understanding whatever I'm re
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A surprisingly cute article. I was trying to find common themes in the different stories but failed to identify that was the same for all of the couples. I hope they all work out though!
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I never was disciplined enough to keep a diary when I was younger, but I started using messenger when I was about 14. It’s pretty amazing to be able to go back and see my interactions, the way I communicated, the way I saw the world (am now
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3y ago
The one upside I would offer is that with some of them, you can "click" the item to view nutritional facts and ingredients. That's invaluable to me personally, as frequently I want the "least sugary" option availabl
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I adore X-Ray. It's great for finding songs I like that are played in a video, or figuring out some actor who looks familiar but I can't tell. And of course for remembering character names. I'm honestly so surprised no other
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Yep, people don't realize how much of a bubble they might be in. I grew up in a relatively wealthy/very high education suburb so all of my friends from high school are just barely settling down (getting married, no kids yet) after
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> it makes me feel bad (though not too bad at this point) that I have to log off at quittin' time, sharp, to go relieve my wife of some childcare and make a family dinner. Don't feel bad! I don't have kids and I always a
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I didn’t get the reference but obviously don’t think Garry Tan wants the supervisors to die. That said, I don’t have a lot of empathy for him given his behavior when the roles were reversed: > In the past, Tan has not been receptive to j
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3y ago
I adore this! It already has neat ideas that never would've occurred to me, and indoor/outdoor or active/sedentary are the options I'd prefer to turn on/off when deciding what to do. Really looking forward to you ad
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thank you for this. I've been dealing with plantar fasciitis for a year+, finally got it to go away ~5 months ago and got back into running, and just in the last 2 weeks have noticed gradually increasing pain in my achilles and I'
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3y ago
IMO, the aggressive de-duplication of questions means that people will keep updating the answers as things change, which is really nice as you don't have to worry about the responses to a question becoming out-of-date/stale.
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It is satire. OBFUS -> obfuscation
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I’ve been at a company running swarm in prod for a few years. There have been several nasty bugs that are fun to debug but we’ve accumulated several layers of slapped bandaids trying to handle swarm’s deficiencies. I can’t say I’d pick it a
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