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lightyrs
8y ago
A package of Juul pods contains 4 cartridges which each contain approximately 1 pack of cigarettes worth of nicotine. In NYC these sell for ~$20, while 1 pack of cigarettes sells for ~$13.
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8y ago
As a former smoker who was only able to quit using Juul, this is disappointing to me. As a father of a one year old, I understand the reasoning behind this. I think perhaps the answer is to make the Juul and similar products less appealing
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8y ago
Regardless of whether or not one agrees with your position (that our society could benefit from even more X in the water/air/food supply), it would need to be the stated purpose of distributing X in order for it to be acceptable.
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lightyrs
8y ago
The federation aspect is very interesting to me. Can you describe in more detail?
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lightyrs
9y ago
Twitter's lawyers are probably out celebrating this weekend.
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9y ago
It’s a VR play. That’s the frothiest space in the Valley right now. Nobody understands it but everyone wants in. Any idiot could walk into a fucking room, utter the letters ‘v’ and ‘r’, and VC’s would hurl bricks of cash at them. By the
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lightyrs
11y ago
Happy searchers _and_ AdWords.
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11y ago
This was one of the more accessible Go articles I've found through hn but it would really help me if these types of examples included well-written implementations in other languages and frameworks (including third-party library impleme
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11y ago
That is a great point. Treatment is often the nail in the coffin; Sepsis, for example.
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11y ago
Great API, thank you! I made a little hubot script for this: https://www.npmjs.com/package/hubot-logo Use it like this: hubot logo stripe.com
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11y ago
I think this a really cool concept, in general, but the sight of the doomed WTC tower would give me the creeps. All I can think of when I see it in the promo video is 9/11 and the jumpers. Maybe it's my fault for watching too ma
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11y ago
I was using the AeroPress Inverted Method for about two years with varying degrees of success, however, I finally soured on the clunkiness, mess-making potential, lack of easy containment/storage, and lack of body to the coffee it prod
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12y ago
The naturalistic fallacy should not be confused with a fallacious appeal to nature, a mistaken claim that something is good or right because it is natural (or bad or wrong because it is unnatural). http://en.wikipedia.org/wi
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12y ago
I enjoyed this quote. Thank you for exposing me to this man.
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12y ago
I've only been to Burning Man once but based on my limited experience, you can have whatever experience you're looking to have there. It's different for every attendee. Some go for drugs, some for yoga, some for music, some
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12y ago
There are doors that let you in And out but never open But there are trapdoors That you can't come back from
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12y ago
Cures are often unenjoyable — it doesn't make them less effective. Think of chemotherapy for example.
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12y ago
tldr; Imposter syndrome is not the problem — it's the cure. I loved this article. Thanks for posting.
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12y ago
Novick's Law: Nobody understands Godwin's law.
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12y ago
Ditto the kudos on the formatting. This piece really resonated with me. As for solutions, I have none. Hopefully someone smarter and more resourceful than me will be inspired by this talk.
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lightyrs
12y ago
Sent $35,104.11 USD to CoinBase. Never received Bitcoins. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6929705
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12y ago
Yes, that was it! Thank you.
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lightyrs
12y ago
I can't find his handle but this guy had some very scandalous comments on here about a year ago. I'm trying to remember/find them.
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12y ago
Hyperbole is what's known as a "rhetorical device" ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhetorical_device ) — a technique that an author or speaker uses to convey to the listener or reader a meaning with the goa
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12y ago
I think you'll have more luck if you start researching "Terminal Emulators" instead of the more generic, "consoles". http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terminal_emulator Your confusions are well-foun
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HN User Scams Facebook for Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars
(thewire.com)
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12y ago
Where did you get the implication that I'm adverse to references to the 1940s? As for who has the right to be forgotten, that's for the EU courts to determine (as far as EU citizens go).
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12y ago
Just wait until the first Facebook-generation presidential candidate — the right to be forgotten will be considered a 'human right'.
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12y ago
Godwin Edit: There is a huge gulf between Hitler and a juvenile crime or since-paid debt.
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12y ago
I find anything by https://github.com/jashkenas to be transparent and enlightening.
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