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The California thing is kinda played. We need a new theme.
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Nice intro. I always feel like I'm fighting css.
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This sucks. Just creates work for me.
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Wired is owned by Condé Nast. Condé Nast is owned by Advance Publications. Advance Publications, a private, family-held business that owns and invests in a broad range of media, communications, technology, education, and live entertainment
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The most popular topics on HN are bureaucratic decrees. Sad.
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A Moira Rose Code Review
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Caesars canceled DEF CON could it be because CaesarsPalace was hacked this year? I doubt they did it?
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I recently lost another friend to Fentanyl. The policy of SF sups actually kills people, like my friend. The policy of Leftist supervisors who defend huge open air drug markets can be directly linked to thousands of deaths in San Francisco
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I always imagine the github runners as a vast array of early model raspberry pis.
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There is no topic more popular on HN than European regulations. Thats a pretty sad state of affairs if you think about it. Personally I'd be interested in blocking every thread like this. Though I don't think these regulations wil
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> Except by a firehose of falsehoods The media is largely owned by a few conglomerates and rich families. When we turn on MSNBC we are watching Comcast. Read the Atlantic we are reading the opinions of Laurene Powell Jobs. I haven'
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I think I would include <iframe>
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> Increasingly difficult to find anybody with the ethics and resources interested in reversing — or even combating — the trajectory. This is a pessimistic view. Media has never been richer. Facts can no longer be hidden.
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What is the cost of a $50,000 at 10% interest vs the cost of $50,000 at 2.5% interest over 10 years? Money is not free. Solar is now expensive: [1] https://www.cnet.com/home/energy-and-utilities/high-interest... [
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People are downvoting this, but from Tesla earnings today "Solar deployments declined on a sequential and YoY basis to 41 MW. Downward pressure on solar demand continued into Q4 as interest rates have remained high." This isn'
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> solar energy prices plummeting Shopping for solar in California, prices aren't plummeting. With high interest rates, solar no longer makes economic sense. Its more expensive than ever. Many solar installers are facing bankruptcy b
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3y ago
I'm not sure I need this. I'm pretty satisfied with google calendar.
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iOS 17 FaceTime Easter Eggs
(youtube.com)
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eBay cheated me out of over $5,000 because of fraud, they failed to honor any seller protections, and charged me $250 for the fraudulent transaction. I charged the money back, and they made several unauthorized withdraws from my bank accoun
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I love it.
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Executive Order 14067 Ensuring Responsible Development of Digital Assets
(presidency.ucsb.edu)
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This was a good position to get me through the tech recession. I was able to continue working on Go, and the system was interesting. But it wasn't an easy job by any means. I ended up going back to startups where I have more ownership.
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I was on a 24 hour on call for months, a two man team, managing Chick-fil-A's Doordash, UberEats and GH Go integrations for thousands of stores. It was literally insane. I survived this recession - but I was way way way overworked. The
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Conspiracy corner: Egypt is joining BRICS. Maybe this is deliberate pressure and this is a convenient excuse?
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Generally what does this cost - whats the ballpark?
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- board game rule clarifications - bash scripting - home improvement questions - cooking questions - third rail issues and opinion questions
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Lots of reasons to not be a producer of metals. If you find any material in California good luck - its more than a 25 year process to open a new mine, including payoffs to various politicians and an endless environmental review process.
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The moneyed interests are boycotting X and deploying their EU and American regulators to tangle the platform up in regulation enforcements.
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The three (very very bitter) Threads users are downvoting you.
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When I was a kid (Nat Nanny)[ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Net_Nanny ] was totally and completely lame, but the whole millennial generation grew up to adore content moderation. A strange authoritarian impulse.
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