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by jimbob45 3y ago
+1 to this. A "pick pick blow repeat" technique with a flosser pick typically gets everything out for me. Surprisingly, it most often ends up being jeans pocket lint.
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by jimbob45 3y ago
HN has perhaps the best community on the internet but they’re competing with craigslist for greatest arrogance in site design. There are some QoL changes for which there are no excuses not to have been implemented by now. For one, I have no
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by jimbob45 3y ago
Steve for Objective C or just his design principles in general?
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by jimbob45 3y ago
The 3rd movement is not one of the hardest pieces to play. It’s like medium-hard. It’s not even the hardest sonata - that would be the Hammerklavier.
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by jimbob45 3y ago
I think the parent poster is advocating for proof-of-stake as an alternative since it’s generally less power hungry (though not entirely so). Just speculating.
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by jimbob45 3y ago
evidence-based What’s the difference between something being scientific and something being evidence-based?
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by jimbob45 3y ago
There’s a glaring absence of any polling on the matter in this article. Instead we get a count of the number of protesters (hundreds!) and descriptions of lines spilling out the door. I get the feeling the author is heavily pro-caste and
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by jimbob45 3y ago
I think maybe all unions should ban together for a general strike to force a ubi vote The Trump checks/Biden checks caused too much inflation for that to be politically tenable.
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by jimbob45 3y ago
I think this is called “Maid and butler dialogue” according to Brandon Sanderson.
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by jimbob45 3y ago
Cruise is a self-driving service for anyone who didn’t know trying to figure out why police cruisers were blocking an ambulance like me.
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by jimbob45 3y ago
How do you keep the tension when tying that? With a regular shoelace knot, I have a spare thumb to place on the base knot so that it maintains the tension I initially selected with the base knot. With the Ian knot, it feels like I just get
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by jimbob45 3y ago
Is there a word for companies that heavily rely on their customers that also actively hate their customers?
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by jimbob45 3y ago
Is there anything stopping them from charging a lump “fee” fee and then refunding whatever they don’t need?
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by jimbob45 3y ago
Do you have an explanation for China’s low tourism? Is it just latent fears of COVID?
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by jimbob45 3y ago
Am I the only one who types 'y's with my left hand?
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by jimbob45 3y ago
Well yes but more likely it's Democrats acting on behalf of other companies who want to hamstring SpaceX by burying them under frivolous and vague lawsuits. And, pragmatically, this is how you want to do it. Get your favors in early en
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by jimbob45 3y ago
Ironically, the Democrat with the best résumé on crime of all time is sitting in the Oval Office right now.
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by jimbob45 3y ago
The Harry Potter movies were fabulous in my opinion because the stories were not hacked by directors who felt they knew better than the original author They gutted Rowling’s clever ending that tied everything together neatly to replace it
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by jimbob45 3y ago
Sugar is really tough because a lot of popular items have much more sugar than most people realize. Consider this label of 2% Kroger milk[0]. That's 12g of sugar in one cup. If you stick two cups in your cereal, that's nearly 2&#
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by jimbob45 3y ago
Wow, I thought you were making that up. It’s real. Why not just repeal the child limitations then? No reason to keep them in place if the rate is that low.
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by jimbob45 3y ago
So soon have we forgotten about 2006-2008 and 2018-2020? The most difficult part about all this is that no one on Capitol Hill was talking about bringing manufacturing back to the US before Trump and he was laughed at by every Democrat in C
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by jimbob45 3y ago
You can delete posts within two hours and dang is usually good about deleting stuff if you email him directly from what others have said in the past. If you can’t delete it, you can edit it to be blank. Edit: two hours, thanks
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by jimbob45 3y ago
Especially in California, where they are forcing people to rip up their lawns Lowkey though…it’s high time for the cult of lawnship to pass. I don’t want to stop people from having lawns if they really want them but we’re to the point whe
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by jimbob45 3y ago
In my experience, the people choosing between Scrum and Kansan are not the ones participating in the Scrum/Kanban. Modern leadership attempts to take away as much agency as possible and wonders why everyone hates them.
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by jimbob45 3y ago
It's a great time to repeal HIPAA anyway. I suspect that if you surveyed Americans, most would believe that their health information has already been leaked to the point of making HIPAA obsolete anyway. The Europeans were doing just fi
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by jimbob45 3y ago
Are you citing in-state or out-of-state figures?
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by jimbob45 3y ago
Original article is this one[0] and includes the actual memo. Can we please swap the URL? [0] https://www.vice.com/en/article/qjv3gm/grindr-tells-unionizi...
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by jimbob45 3y ago
I thought I was the only one that watched Lexx. What did it copy?
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I think you’re onto the solution here: praise hard work first and foremost but also praise cleverness and resourcefulness just as much.
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We’re afraid of the companies who offshored so many jobs that they killed off entire industries in the US? There’s nothing they won’t do for a buck. If remote work doesn’t happen now, it will in the near future when they realize how much th

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