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Types of Garden Hoe
(easydigging.com)
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lukas099
3y ago
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3y ago
To me it looks like one of those adult coloring books. edit: actually read words of the article, which says "But thanks to Goodman, younger readers — even much younger readers — can enjoy it in coloring-book form."
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3y ago
I can't possibly remember where but I remember hearing that there are actually more new dialects today. It seems like something that is in constant flux everywhere.
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3y ago
But it is differentiated on the map.
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lukas099
3y ago
I was in the San Francisco area for the first time recently, and I noticed that people sounded like they were from the Midwest. I'm glad to see this agreeing with me. Does anyone know why this is?
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3y ago
Followed the Firefox link on DeArrow, and it leads to an "Oops! We can't find that page".
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3y ago
Then law and order should be subjected to the same scrutiny. Indeed, it has been and still is illegal to be gay in many jurisdictions. If shifting social mores was able to change laws in some places, I see no reason to assume that the shami
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3y ago
Plantago major , European plantain, is thought to be one of the first species brought to America by the European migration. It is still known by what the natives called it - 'white man's footprint'.
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3y ago
How long until the population doubles? How much harder would it be to build HSR on a route with double the density?
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I don't think they were talking about people who are forced to use chrome.
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3y ago
A house is a lot of eggs in one basket though.
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lukas099
3y ago
So I guess the differentiator for you is that the 4channers are trying to be edgy, meaning they do not take their extremist positions seriously, whereas the redditors are more serious about their political statements?
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3y ago
Any way that you fall, the pins will catch the bar before it lands on you. Failing safely, for the most part, only requires knowing how to set up the rack and safety pins properly. Even barring that, the injury rate in squatting is quite lo
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Approximately how many generations of descendants are included? Is it possible that intaking non-western immigrants is an investment that will pay off in the future, but the payoff has not materialized yet?
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I understand your point better now. I'm still not sure how I feel about it, because code + metadata is still not "the code only", but it's not a totally unreasonable interpretation of the phrase.
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> I sincerely wish that some country would apply to information copyright a similar approach to what India does for medicine patents. Care to take this opportunity to explain India's approach to medicine patents, and why you think i
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It is still ignoring an explicit requirement, which is almost always bad. The user should be able to override what the creator/application thinks is 'strictly better'. Exceptions probably exist, but this isn't one of the
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3y ago
What would be the easiest way to migrate my book lists from Goodreads to this (or anything else?)
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I use /lit/. It definitely does have Nazism and patriarchy plastered over it. If you dig around, there are great posts there. But it is a valid complaint. I'm wondering, do you take more issue with the Redditors saying they d
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Maybe, but there has to be a limit to how far we expect humans to override their programming. With technology and the full force of the market behind probing our weaknesses, there's a good chance we will reach that limit soon.
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I see, thanks.
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Still definitely enough to live on your own.
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3y ago
Can you explain why the monetary system changes the effects of productivity growth like this?
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> I actually think it's the opposite, I always see Americans getting really snarky about Europe It's definitely both ways. Things Americans are snarky about: - Europe starting world wars, America getting pulled in and 'win
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The immigrants will have children that will be better-acclimated and contribute more, no?
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You say that "what really matters" is compound motions and reaching failure points, but there isn't any good evidence for that. If your goal is to get good at compound motion and reaching failure points, sure.
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The injury rate for powerlifting (sport that does squat + deadlift + bench press) is extremely low, and those who do that as a sport are probably lifting way, way more than almost everyone reading these comments ever will.
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It is overwhelming your work capacity that really leads to injuries. Form doesn't matter for that.
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3y ago
Think of the nostalgia you'll have one day, looking back at good times on that orange website...
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Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act
(en.wikipedia.org)
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lukas099
3y ago
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