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by jxramos 6y ago
That inspires me to check in with someone I know who fell I'll frequently and see how they've been through this period. I want to say they to have had significantly less illnesses this period.
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by jxramos 6y ago
> that both celebrated and embodied the grandeur of Rome. So what exactly put an end to these inhumane shows? Did the arena become destroyed in a fire or was sacked and plundered, or did the populace lose its taste for gore and grow a co
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by jxramos 6y ago
> Not the brilliant engineers you imagine are going to run it. I'm still so fascinated by our minds' ability to interpolate and extrapolate to the platonic ideal of any ungrounded and unconstrained idea so readily. Yes big bure
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by jxramos 6y ago
I went to pickup a take out order for my wife the other day and the cashier asked if this was a personal order? I was so confused I didn't even know how to answer and just asked "personal order meaning what". She answered, &q
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by jxramos 6y ago
I thought I remember hearing one of the side effects of taking roids (steroids) is that the abuser loses self control more frequently and has tantrums and aggressive behavior and the like. Is that true?
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by jxramos 6y ago
This title is wonky, shouldn't it be "the placentas of pregnant women"? Fetuses by definition cannot have placentas but are in placentas.
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by jxramos 6y ago
I'm curious how the switch works exactly and if there's a record of the switching state left anywhere on the device. They're actually pretty amazing devices. https://www.axon.com/products/axon-body-3
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by jxramos 6y ago
Things go in the other direction too: badge cams (and now even barrel mounted cams) have captured some chaotic moments that give a glimpse into the crazy stuff cops deal with from a crazy intense first person perspective. I think there&#x27
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by jxramos 6y ago
How about recording anyone in public?
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by jxramos 6y ago
This is the problem that lead us to e-books in our house. Books wound up taking too much space, and with most of them going unread we needed to change tactics. Unread e-books is a lot more manageable.
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by jxramos 6y ago
There's an individual on YouTube who does a great job reviewing carseat fits into various vehicles. The example below he fits 3 car seats in the back of a Ford Focus, which most people wouldn't consider to be a large car. Alex on
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by jxramos 6y ago
hey inspect element tricks and developer tools have been put to great effect in the realm of scammers transferring excess refund funds into folks bank accounts.
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by jxramos 6y ago
Do these tech companies telegraph their moves in advance or does this sort of thing become public once all is said and done? Is there anything in the public record with elected officials in dialog with the companies that could be examined a
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by jxramos 6y ago
Exactly, full access to distilled primary source material!
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Zoox driving autonomously at the test track(youtube.com)
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by jxramos 6y ago
Maybe for pagination purposes the multiple pages could be enumerated right after the opening header and we could spot right away the prolific set of comments a given post has attracted. That would make things pretty discoverable right off t
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by jxramos 6y ago
Thank you, this does well to answer the "compared to what" question--compared to a former world where these things did not exist.
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by jxramos 6y ago
There is something incredibly ironic about that, unfunded pension liabilities for pensioners who no longer reside in the locale that gave them their pension.
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by jxramos 6y ago
I don't know if you guys realize it or not but there's a new cottage industry around artisan flavored paper straws. People soon realized paper disturbs the flavor profile of beverages and took that as an opportunity to shape and c
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by jxramos 6y ago
So when we speak of body fluids transmitting STDs during intercourse, particularly HIV, are we talking specifically about semen and preejaculate for men and cervical mucous for women? And do those virus particles wind up in those fluids not
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by jxramos 6y ago
They way masks truly work is that they afford a sense of comfort to the wearers and those surrounding them. That comfort lowers stress levels and thereby facilitates the immune system to focus its resources on pathogens and foreign bodies.
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by jxramos 6y ago
Thought the same thing, there's a modern equivalent/updated version found someplace written from the perspective of an iPad or an iPhone I think.
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by jxramos 6y ago
To apply a financial analogy I once read in the money/finance network on the Stack Exchange "we can afford to buy anything, we cannot afford to buy everything"
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by jxramos 6y ago
Or was rediscovering the "invisible hand".
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by jxramos 6y ago
Someone originally turned me on to CityJournal here on HN some years ago. I'm pretty sure it was this article that did it buried in some comment https://www.city-journal.org/html/sidewalks-san-francisco-13... . I&#
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by jxramos 6y ago
Steve: I'm a simpleton I've always had this view that we pay taxes and the city should do those things. That's why we pay taxes. Now if we can get out of paying taxes I'll be glad to put up Wi-Fi.
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by jxramos 6y ago
Fake news is probably harsh, but it did seem exaggerated. So I'm curious were the patches mostly precautionary or did people actually take said systems and run them on different clocks to see what actually happens to them when the time
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by jxramos 6y ago
for sure, I remember back in college days we'd play the pass the buck on the tv/internet account from one roommate to the next to secure the sign on deals and discounts. Makes sense.
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Here's an example from the linked article @mcwone shared below that may present us with an opportunity to spot the fallacy in play: Meanwhile, with batteries, it costs roughly $200 to store the energy equivalent to one barrel o
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by jxramos 6y ago
Seems like a simplistic but a very conceivable short sighted overlooked detail in touting fossil fuel advantage to quote so called primary energy for fossil fuel, and yet it kinda feels like a straw man is hiding somewhere. Are there actual

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