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michalu
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You're manipulative with words ... "bad" contributions is something that's not a part of this discussion and buying a property to rent is not a bad contribution only for people with contradicting also selfish interests (
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Since I don't own any properties I must have some loose screws in my head as apparently only 2 options are available. :) It must be this then that leaks some questions in my thoughts. What if the money you buy the properties with is a
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5y ago
Having moved to France recently, 30 doesn't seem a lot.
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Ask HN: What's the most life-changing blog post you've ever read?
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Apple's new policy will have only one effect - pedophiles will stop using ios. For the rest of us, our privacy will remain compromised.
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This will have only one effect, pedophiles will stop using ios and for all the rest of us our privacy will remain compromised.
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Gytha of Wessex the daughter of the last Anglo-Saxon king of England married Rus ruler Vladimir II Monomakh after fleeing from England conquered by Normans. The "queen" of the Rus was effectively Anglo-Saxong emigree. Her great-gr
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This doesn't have that much to do with the reasons proposed in the tweet. It's is simply an indirect result of past socialist policy. In 1970s the puppet president Husak started giving free flats and cars to young families. In 198
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A friend of mine bought new BMW and the whole thing just shut down half way into the journey, he said he was happy he could get out of it. The more complexity the higher the chance of failure. If you're like me you just want a car that
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That may be right but her music is neither art nor important or rare (there are hundreds of pop songs that sound like carbon copy) ... people pay for junk food and they also pay for junk entertainment. Taylor Swift, for the worth of her wor
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If the workers own the progress should we also blame them for deforestation and pollution?
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If you're interested in the topic of peasants of Europe a great book comes to mind: 'The Peasants' by nobel laureate Władysław Reymont. It describes the life and customs of peasants during the four seasons. We're talking
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Fiction: The Leopard - Giuseppe Di Lampedusa Non-fiction: My Life in Christ - St John of Kronstadt
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Ask HN: What was the most important lesson you learned in 2020?
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So you have 365 days in the year when a surgery can take place but only one day when a surgeon can have birthday. You compare two samples of 364:1 ratio ... it wouldn't be suprising the tiny sample gets some crazy deviations. Yet you f
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Not sure what to think of this article, it reads like science version of Buzzfeed. > Meet the woman who gave the world antiviral drugs > Then Gertrude Elion showed the doubters "what I could do on my own." It totally disrega
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Good article: https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2017/02/when-yo... Also federal judges don't need to be lawyers.
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That's because there's jury and in the US in some states you don't even need legal education to be a judge so in general it's a good practice to translate technical terms into laymen and 5th grader language, if you actua
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A little bit too soon to give advice on how to be productive after only two months. You haven't conquered laziness unless you're consistently productive over the course of the years and that state becomes your normal. Most people
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I found this (among many others) particularly good, by a gentleman called Jose M. Faustino: I switched fields twice in my academic career — I believed the entire experience was part of growing up. The lesson here for young people: Do not he
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Life advice from Harvard Business School's Class of 1963 (2013)
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I'm curious to learn what time frames do you have in mind. Ptolemy already wrote of Khunnoi (possibly Huns) in second century. Huns were heterogenous groups of many subjugated tribes of various races and ethnicities. What they had in c
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I'm sorry to ruin your imaginations but genetics, linguistics and history are real sciences concerned with tangible facts. Unlike some political theories with no right to claim credibility other than calling themselves "modern.&qu
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Nice song. Finnish language is part of the Uralic group of languages Finno-Ugric spoken by Hungarians and Estonians too. These languages don't belong to Indo-Iranian group like every other language in Europe. I like to speculate the la
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So basically the "no-code" founders that are making money are the ones building "no-code" tools for people who can't code and those teaching people to start "no-code business." I can't imagine you can
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As it is with many things this is both right and wrong depending on how you look at it. Consider something like Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. The first 1000 hours will surely advance your game percentage-wise way more than the 1000 hours you accompl
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Good stuff. One thing you are missing though. I like to measure my reading by quality too. I simply keep a manual tally counter by my side while reading and every time I catch myself reading mindlessly or my mind drifting away, I count one
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> but these guys weren't even in the same generation Not sure what you meant by that. Besides 130 years isn't a long time especially when it concerns a period of time when everything gets "democratised" and your possi
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The only reason Klimt and Schiele are famous as artists is because they brought sexuality into art, which I personally consider a degrading factor. Yes you had nudity before but not that pornographic nudity Klimt introduced. Schiele I would
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I've been trying to stop drinking coffee for a while. I would have two strong coffees a day and a first thing in the morning. First, I was surprised to find it doesn't make me productive at all. I've been tracking my distract
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