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> but you kind of do have to be old in order to have outdated knowledge. Not in the frontend dev space. I once left it for 2 years. when i came back it was a whole new world
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> If its accuracy is not good enough for court, have you just bought an experience? What's court got to do with any of this? You do a lab test to find out if your water is contaminated, and then you take steps to resolve that. Eith
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The past decade of social media has proven that that isn't how the world works in practice. Lies fly all round the world before the truth even gets out of bed.
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Or "HN's bullshit title rules"
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> Be an illegal, and you can just walk through the border. This comparison makes no sense. The "legal" waiting years to get citizenship is still far, far ahead of an illegal who just walking across the border, yet you've
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> Sustainable, non addictive and non neurotoxic anxiolytics exists: the #1 being opipramol You misspelled kava.
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> that's the doctor's job to assess whether the benefits outweigh the cost, considering the patient and their problems. Have you been hiding under a rock? American doctors are completely corrupt and in the pockets of "big
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Nah, that won't work. Needs to be re-evaluated every 5 years at least.
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Doesn't work that way. A subway gets built near your property. The benefit of greater access accrues to you more than it does someone 10km away. So your LVT has to go up. Now you can't afford the taxes, and you're forced to s
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Could you tell us where these experiments were held, and how far they went? For example, were other taxes eliminated at the same time?
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I'm surprised nobody's mentioned the Japanese show about kids and their first errand https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2022/apr/07/old-eno...
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> why so much of the web is such a bloated mess. Citation needed. IMO most of the bloat comes from ad networks and tracking.
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I've been a webmaster for 25 years and never had to learn JS. The vast, vast majority of websites on the internet could have been designed by someone like me who doesn't know JS. Everything is already in a framework or library, an
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"items" isn't very useful. Have either: example.com/<article_title> or, if categories exist: example.com/<category_name>/<article_name>
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Why did you stop?
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You're old fashioned.
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$100M to the University of the South Pacific would have a massive, massive impact.
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Wait, you didn't want to add a phone number to a phone?
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HN needs a bot that posts an inb4 comment every time there's a post about Google or a Google product. These predictable responses don't add any value whatsoever, and they're tiring to read.
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You have more than enough sun. Isn't Australia going to be exporting sun energy to Singapore soon?
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WAMP for Windows, MAMP for Mac.
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> how I launch my blog without a dual redundant k8s cluster. Filezilla? rsync? Please share your secret!
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What a privilege it must be.
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It's a massive category of chemicals.
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For now. The French are just ahead of the curve.
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> I wish at least one commercial airline would adopt a "pet-friendly" policy and just allow people to purchase an extra seat for their dog. My dog would be happy to take the middle seat between me and my girlfriend, would stay
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99% of Americans have PFAS in their blood made by Dupont and other companies. This is because the US allows corporations to invent new chemicals and sell them to the public without any regulation. People all over the world now have PFAS in
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Won't be long before all those chemists are from Bayer and Dupont and 3M.
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> Hospitals barely make money as it is They aren't supposed to.
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Yeah, in the stickyness. Unwashed rice is more clumpy.
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