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by jrs235 7y ago
I think this ties in nicely right here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21714138 and https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21715246
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by jrs235 7y ago
>It's through these divisions that Class A controls Class B. Um, did you accidentally mix those two up? I think you meant Class B controls Class A. No?
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by jrs235 7y ago
Non-paywalled article: https://www.cnet.com/news/underwater-loudspeakers-could-help...
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Loudspeakers used to make dead coral reefs sound healthy, so fish flock to them(washingtonpost.com)
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by jrs235 7y ago
I skip breakfast almost everyday. I get my morning brain startup sugar from cream in my coffee. I too get pushback from people when they find out I skip breakfast. They say it's the most important meal of the day. I tell them that&#x27
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by jrs235 7y ago
The President is supposed to faithfully execute the laws and abide by the Constitution. The States have a greater concern over who the arbiter and executor of their pact is than the general populace.
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by jrs235 7y ago
I think it would be even better if in order for bills to pass, a majority of the House must pass and a majority of States, via both Senators from a given State, must pass the bill too. We shouldn't talk about Senator John For voted for
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by jrs235 7y ago
The Constitution is/was a governing document amongst how multiple States would collectively operate. The republic has been lost. State governments no longer have representation in the federal government.
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by jrs235 7y ago
Some other assets besides houses and stocks that you see inflation in are education and health...
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by jrs235 7y ago
What are they doing about people that text (or read their phone) and drive?
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Costco's Kirkland toilet paper is now half an inch narrower than before. Food manufacturers are making packages and serving sizes, like yogurt, smaller and smaller.
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by jrs235 7y ago
Yes. Far from being outdated and past their time, the ideas behind the electoral college are greatly underutilized. The electoral college is thought by many to be somehow uniquely American, but this is not the case. Similar mechanisms — som
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by jrs235 7y ago
Amen RobertRoberts. I'm with you I'm also available if someone needs to vent: www.thisismystoryjesusismysong.com
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You should submit a complaint to the State Attorney General of the state you live in, the state(s) the company operates out of, and the state the company is incorporated in.
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by jrs235 7y ago
I was in OP's shoes exactly one year ago. What you wrote above is beautiful and true. Not sure where in Europe he lives but I lived in a northern State of the US. Winners have always been tough, my family and I took a leap and moved 10
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Former FDA adviser: LASIK eye surgery should be taken off market(cbsnews.com)
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IBM: Mac users outperform Windows users(extremetech.com)
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PMI isn't awful. Look into what it will cost. It will be dependent on your credit score. I put 5% down and have a monthly PMI payment. Which has an initial "effective interest rate" of much must less than the mortgage interes
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by jrs235 7y ago
(2018)
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Ah yes. There is a strong correlation between the amount of code you write and the number of bugs you produce. Typing fewer characters means writing "less" code code thus fewer bugs. But a larger factor is that the shorter and mor
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by jrs235 7y ago
Off topic. Nice username! I wouldn't have stopped or noticed except from reading HN comments on the ZATAOMM story posted the other day.
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Ask HN: Anyone know what's up with hckrnews.com? Seems down
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BYU researchers extend WiFi range by 200 feet with a software upgrade(engadget.com)
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by jrs235 7y ago
>identifying crosswalks, fire hydrants, traffic lights, and bicycles. I don't necessarily mind contributing to googles car-driving AI Wow. I just realized that's exactly what they must be doing with the data!
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Why knowing what you want in agile development may impede getting it(jpattonassociates.com)
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by jrs235 7y ago
Wouldn't it make sense to "retire", start a business and teach your children how to take over and run it instead of worry and invest in their "education"? If it is profitable and succeeds they can get their educatio
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Just like a roach motel!
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by jrs235 7y ago
>although most US hospitals are non-profit business entities. (This doesn't mean they don't make money, of course.) Where I used to live... https://www.wpr.org/data-shows-la-crosses-gundersen-hospital... I alwa
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I don't want or need health insurance to cover routine health care/maintenance. My car insurance doesn't cover oil changes. I think we need to start with getting to affordable routine health CARE [checkups]. The fact that man
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"why does it cost so fucking much" Isn't it because there are so many people's salaries and companies products/services involved with the "unnecessary" overhead? The last ten times I went to the doctors of

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