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by kaikai 8y ago
All of those were posted by different people. It is indeed common for articles to get posted multiple times, sometimes making the front page and sometimes only getting a few points.
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by kaikai 8y ago
Indigenous folks using fire beneficially isn't unique to Australia; it's also used by folks native to California. I've helped with burns used to knock back plants like hazelnut so they'll produce long thin branches ideal
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by kaikai 8y ago
Presumably they eradicated the lesions, which were potentially precancerous.
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by kaikai 8y ago
> Even at the most expensive places US side it's <3.50 Not true; I live in the US and a coffee from a fancy place is easily >$5. A starbucks frappawhatever is way more.
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by kaikai 8y ago
the stations where they encouraged people to stand on both sides were so far underground that almost no one chose to walk up. In the case of the Bay Area the “walking” side is often fully utilized and it wouldn’t make sense to stand on both
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by kaikai 8y ago
They probably broke their lease by moving out, and the landlord sued them for it. Fighting requires court dates, legal fees, and time that people who are barely holding down jobs often don’t have. It’s easy to lose bullshit cases that any r
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by kaikai 8y ago
You left it in farther down in the post, in case you wanted to edit it.
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by kaikai 8y ago
- "Have you ever turned down a paying customer for ethical reasons?" - "What's your approach to building teams?"
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by kaikai 8y ago
> Gerrymandering doesn't affect votes, it just affects how they're counted. No, gerrymandering doesn't affect the raw number of votes for each candidate, but it undeniably affects the outcome of elections. > it's b
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by kaikai 8y ago
If you quit you don’t get unemployment; better to get layed off in that case.
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by kaikai 8y ago
This is untrue, no matter what Yelp says about it. I used to run a small business. We had small-town drama, and some left a review saying we gave them food poisoning (we did not serve food of any kind). Yelp refused to take down the review
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by kaikai 8y ago
This kind of logic is why we end up with anti-vaxxers and flat earthers. Not all opinions are created equal, and if you're having a hard time with mental health, mental health professionals are the best place to go for help. I complete
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by kaikai 8y ago
You say he's working on "your" assembly line- what are you doing to help him get the opportunity he missed earlier in life?
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by kaikai 8y ago
With the swapping, this sounds more similar to Bananagrams! I also like that it places less emphasis on memorizing words that are helpful in scrabble but not real life.
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by kaikai 8y ago
How were you imagining that many trains running on the tracks simultaneously? Stopping on a siding and waiting for a train to pass going the other direction takes time, never mind if there were trains running in both directions for every po
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by kaikai 8y ago
Any biohacking article that fails to mentions transfolks is missing something huge.
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by kaikai 8y ago
I took a community college class in programming, and also went to a bootcamp. The college class had 40+ people in the beginning, maybe 30 at the end, 3 months later. We spent a week on basic for-loops. I was one of 5 female folks in the b
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by kaikai 8y ago
In the spring maybe. For much of the year it's brown because it's desert, nonnative grassland, or city. Big chunks are forest, especially in the north, but brown is still dominant.
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H-1B Fraud Claim at Dolby Leads to State Department, Homeland Security Complaint(santacruzsentinel.com)
33 points by kaikai 8y ago|2 comments
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by kaikai 8y ago
> I feel like it's a cultural thing. "Designed by Apple in California" where you just drive to work so a bigger phone is only a benefit This born-and-raised Californian also rides the subway (bart) to work every day, and I
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by kaikai 8y ago
I do, and it works great! I normally work a desk job, alternating between the two is amazing. Working that hard every day of the year isn't sustainable, but physical labor in shorts bursts of a week or so can boost my mood for months.
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by kaikai 8y ago
This question is far less interesting than how you made those best decisions. We make decisions constantly, and any of those have a chance to be good or bad depending on circumstances. Just because "moving to a different country&quot
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by kaikai 8y ago
The WHO says glyphosate is "probably carcinogenic," which is not harmless at all. http://www.who.int/foodsafety/faq/en/
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by kaikai 9y ago
Wow, I'm amazed they went public with that accusation against their CSO before he's even in custody.
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by kaikai 9y ago
I wonder how much of this is due to just looking for it. From the article they were forced to seek other sources after a trade dispute, and were able to find plenty on the seafloor. Is that luck, or an indication of how readily available th
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by kaikai 9y ago
Gandi.net for years now. They've made recent changes that fixed my biggest gripes, and have pretty good docs for getting everything set up. I especially appreciate their private domain registration, meaning that my address isn't a
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by kaikai 9y ago
"When someone shows you who they are, believe them the first time." -Maya Angelou
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“I’m Just More Afraid of Climate Change Than I Am of Prison”(nytimes.com)
2 points by kaikai 9y ago|0 comments
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Ecuador Grants Assange Citizenship(nytimes.com)
27 points by kaikai 9y ago|2 comments
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These Birds of Prey Are Deliberately Setting Forests on Fire(sciencealert.com)
3 points by kaikai 9y ago|0 comments

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