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ohh yes, a phone with few days of standby power just to call for help is more than enough. I'm sure my work can wait if I lose power. haha.. The bbq is an essential tool. I've got a gas bbq and I live close to Bunnings so shouldn&
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Mate, I can't even imagine what you went through. The desperation in such situations can be suffocating. I don't think we're facing anything even remotely close to that right now in Vic. Sorry, that you'd to go through a
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Victorians in flood zones urged to stockpile three days of supplies
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I think adults shouldn't have to be told what's bad and what's not. Not to mention that it's almost impossible to enforce and it shouldn't be anyway!
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I was just browsing this man's webpage ( http://lucacardelli.name/ ) and it's just fascinating what he has achieved in his life!
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Mate, I can't thank you enough for suggesting this one. I think I've been a subscriber and I generally follow ketoish diet (At least used to). But I've been binging on junk food since last few months. It feels like I've
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I've some money invested in shares. Most of them are down. I think just managing one job and studying part time is stressful enough. Everyone's circumstances are different. I personally need to invest more time into my health at t
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I believe this happens more often than we think. It's nice to have some balance in life. I'm guessing only a few lucky ones truly get it right.
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Aptly written. Yes, that's exactly what I meant. Thank you. @mbrodersen I don't disagree with you. But at this stage I'm just trying to be content with whatever I have. I like my job, hopefully that's not going to be imp
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Let me start by stating that I'm quite happy for all the wealthy people sharing their insights about finance and how they're planning to stay rich or cut losses during the upcoming recession. Bravo. I personally however am trying
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As long as transportation remains very much car centric, high speed rail isn't going to take off. I don't really know much about transportation systems in the USA except for what I read online. The train network can only connect t
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hahaha.. Put it on one of the latest AI algorithms and generate a meme! :D
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Unfortunately for me, I realised the beauty of it after graduating from university. Mathematics can be really beautiful and painful at the same time.
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Temple of Garni
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Thank you for the explanation.
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Is this the end of Udemy? Edx and Coursera have positioned themselves uniquely by offering online certificates and degrees from reputed universities. I've noticed that most of the content creators on Udemy have channels on YouTube as w
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How is this a bubble if it's actually helping people with mental health issues. A lot of universities have begun studying this. These should never have been illegal in the first place.
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I'm not a conspiracy theorist at all. I guess most of the UFO sightings are either fake or mistaken. But should we flag this without analysing it at all? I saw the video and I was hoping to find some explanation of it in the comments s
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This is quite bad compared to other developed countries with similar HDI scores.
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It puts Taiwan at risk. China would want to take control of Taiwan and absorb all the IP sitting at TSMC and other companies.
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The ones at Woolies/Coles etc are usually shit. I remember having Impossible burger once at Grill'd and it was quite good. The stuff from Ikea are usually good even though they don't taste like meat.
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Thank you.
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The article is behind a paywall so not really sure what's it exactly about. New or not, they're definitely gaining popularity down here in Australia. I'm seeing more and more of those on the supermarket shelves. I treat them
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This needs more upvotes! How is this not at the top of HN!
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Makes a strong case for us atheists to form some sort of community and chat about STEM and acknowledge our science gods like Einstein. Now that I think about it, we will probably end up entering into some sort of debate. haha..
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Imagine missing a notification from this device! haha
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Thanks for clarifying. It's also interesting to see the presence of ARM64 and Power architecture in top 10. Also the prominence of AMD EPYC chips.
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They've also partnered with the RIKEN Centre for Computation Science (Developer of the fastest Super computer on earth). Quite impressive and interesting at the same time as they use very different architectures. https://www
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It feels like the history is repeating itself. The people of Nazi Germany probably thought they were doing the "right thing". These Chinese students have been brainwashed enough to believe everything their government says. Or may
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True indeed. I was patting myself on the back for graduating engineering school without any help from WikiPedia or YouTube. But these legends wrote all those universe describing equations without the help of a computer.
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