noworld

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   by noworld 7y ago

   >A massive 5,000-year-old metropolis that housed some 6,000 residents That's 1.2 ancient denizens per student. The size of the research is nearing the size of the ancient city.
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   by noworld 7y ago

   How is it broken? EDIT: Just wanted to add that I am an American and I would prefer that employers had to raise wages and offer increased benefits to attract domestic workers rather than have the option to import low-wage workers from other
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   by noworld 7y ago

   Crap, you're right. We'd better revise the manual.
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   by noworld 7y ago

   Unlike socialism where people do what exactly?
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   by noworld 7y ago

   I wish there were individual income tax credits for R&D work.
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   by noworld 7y ago

   This is the closest the article comes to answering that: > The reason for all this data is that at least one in five U.S. auto insurance policies now offers a potential discount if the customer consents to a vehicle monitor. But I would
7. 187.▲
   by noworld 8y ago

   It's funny how things come full circle. We're coming back to pumping quarters into arcade machines.
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   by noworld 8y ago

   Even if you don't have it built?
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   Survey: Half of Doctors Considering Leaving Medicine(studyfinds.org)

   3 points by noworld 8y ago|0 comments
10. 190.▲
    by noworld 8y ago

    How do you know how difficult it will be to leave before you sign up?
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    by noworld 8y ago

    Do politicians set the home prices in Sweden? How does that work?
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    by noworld 8y ago

    Youtube: World's sharpest urine knife.
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    by noworld 8y ago

    Thanks, now I'm gonna spend 2 hours reading about geological epochs on Wikipedia.
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    by noworld 8y ago

    Constraints and Creativity go hand-in-hand.
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    by noworld 8y ago

    Somewhere at Uber there is a database to organize a collection of pictures of vomit in cars.
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    by noworld 8y ago

    "The e-coli experiment you can buy is an attempt to create bacteria that can survive on an anti-bacterial plate of agar." That's exactly what we need!
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    by noworld 8y ago

    There needs to be some negative feedback for companies that do this.
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    by noworld 9y ago

    Hopefully none of those employees read HN.
19. 199.▲
    by noworld 9y ago

    And if you keep crushing it then it will become as hard as a diamond.
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    by noworld 9y ago

    I'm the person that would rather have clean clothes and a shower, then get a job, washer, dryer, and bed, and THEN worry about the dog and cheap beer later. This is an article about people that can't suppress an urge right now for
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    by noworld 9y ago

    Is that what you got out of my post? Really?
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    by noworld 9y ago

    1) Without googling anything, I'd need... presentable clothes, good hygiene, and to be able to make sense when I talk and respond sensibly to questions. Get into the oil business? Everyone's got a mail room, janitorial staff, etc.