kyleee

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601.
by kyleee 4y ago
talk about taxing unrealized gains
602.
by kyleee 4y ago
more accurately, a lot crass (i personally generally enjoy it)
603.
by kyleee 4y ago
these cowboy builders should learn to code
604.
by kyleee 4y ago
ironically selling the crappy blankets at Costco
605.
by kyleee 4y ago
TPAI
606.
by kyleee 4y ago
Please do
607.
by kyleee 4y ago
Same for me, I think it often correlates with curiosity which I enjoy a lot in myself and those with which I converse
608.
by kyleee 4y ago
and very light punishment for killing and or maiming pedestrians / cyclists
609.
by kyleee 4y ago
fair points
610.
by kyleee 4y ago
why is that weird? seems like a quite reasonable argument
611.
by kyleee 4y ago
technically true, but does it have the same impact as a donation of $2.44?
612.
by kyleee 4y ago
and from top gun since it's a fairly classic movie, I'd say
613.
by kyleee 4y ago
fresh dino kale (not the curly kale type) sauteed in olive oil with a bit of salt is heavenly. and various fresh lettuces are wonderful, so you should tone down your blanket condemnations
614.
by kyleee 4y ago
wow, really gross that they don't take vitals
615.
by kyleee 4y ago
why do you bring your dog to a doctor visit?
616.
by kyleee 4y ago
could you talk more about your experience? i don't believe cyclists in any meaningful number believe that sharrows mean cars aren't allowed, so i'd like to know more about the details of your experience (was it in the US or e
617.
by kyleee 5y ago
ok ignore that comment, but tell me who believes cycling in traffic isn't more dangerous than driving a car since you've indicated that HN (the monolith) seems to think that
618.
by kyleee 5y ago
"I'm continuously amazed that HN, a site full of smart people, can't seem to wrap its head around the fact that riding a bicycle on a road with a bunch of vehicles is _inherently_ more dangerous for the cyclist than it is for
619.
by kyleee 5y ago
on the other hand, colorways
620.
by kyleee 5y ago
sounds like you were driving quite unsafely when you nearly went into the ditch, i'd slow down on such roads
621.
by kyleee 5y ago
who argues that arriving at a different time is actually the same time?
622.
by kyleee 5y ago
what would you have done with experience/hindsight here? sounds like you'd already taken the lane and didn't have a good out; would you just try to avoid the panic now?
623.
by kyleee 5y ago
yep, you can do this in cars too when someone is intent on waving you on contrary to the right of way, i usually take an extended sip of coffee or water while looking the other way or at least not directly at the other person (helps to have
624.
by kyleee 5y ago
good example, it just means one hopes that there are at least 3 subsequent of the same sign so one can read it in chunks (at least that's what i do)
625.
by kyleee 5y ago
very good info, more caveats than i thought at a glance
626.
by kyleee 5y ago
as it happens, newpipe is currently broken
627.
by kyleee 5y ago
savage, and interestingly enough all these financial analysts still have good paying jobs
628.
by kyleee 5y ago
yeah they call them web shortcuts and you can make custom ones, and customize the resulting generated URL stucture based on the text entered into krunner, it's a really nice feature in KDE https://docs.kde.org/stable5&#
629.
by kyleee 5y ago
aren't there drain/weep holes in most/all door assemblies with roll down windows? seems like it could be a solved problem for auto makers
630.
by kyleee 5y ago
"somewhere along the lines" probably largely meaning via lieing salespeople and i'd guess some early clickbait articles by enterprising outlets who figured the "just hose it out" line could get some clicks/mon

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