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by npo9 7y ago
The is delusional optimism. All signs point to increasing amounts of pollution. There is no existing plan that will fix the solution that is being executed. All environmental or alternative efforts being pursued are falling short. There
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by npo9 7y ago
Sounds like as good of a deal as right now where do the dollar bills I hold are guaranteed to be worth less tomorrow, with occasional periods of it being worth significantly less.
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I think it really depends on the cost of an ABS test, how common ABS is, how common patients lie about alcohol consumption, and the cost savings for dealing with ABS sooner rather than later. If you are going to hold someone in the ER until
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by npo9 7y ago
I fail to see this as rational. Not least of which is if everyone has telephones in an outhouse how can two houses call each other?
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It might be useful for providing therapy to understand the differences in how men and women see things.
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> Hallucinogen Persisting Perceptual Disorder is a condition marked by visual or other perceptual disturbances typical of psychedelic use that continue for weeks and months after coming off the psychedelic, in some cases permanently. Hav
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by npo9 7y ago
Don’t we have this right for a large portion of the population? GDPR and CCPA both include “the right to be forgotten.” Many companies will honor GDPR delete requests for non-eu users. CCPA includes a programmatic delete option and I’m sur
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by npo9 7y ago
I’m really surprised this piece was almost entirely about public opinion, only using economics to discuss the likelihood of a recession soon and the effects of inequality. The levers our governments have been pulling to steer the economy ar
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by npo9 7y ago
I strongly disagree with the hypothesis that people are not responsible enough to make decisions for themselves.
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What’s wrong with letting people take it in their homes?
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I don’t disagree the state has an interest in the health and well being of its citizens. I think it should promote that health and well being with education, access to healthcare, and other forms of social support. I’d also be okay with l
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by npo9 7y ago
Wouldn’t heroin/meth be significantly cheaper if it was legal?
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I think it’s clear that there is a push for magic mushrooms to follow the same path as Cannabis has. It’s very hard to fight the war on drugs (from a personal liberty standpoint) one drug at a time. From my political position it’s personall
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How did you quit heavy cannabis usage?
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More than any other illegal drug mushrooms are the easiest to obtain for someone who’s social network is failing themes. Between spore syringes and mushroom hunting.
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by npo9 7y ago
I’m pretty sure a new Call of Duty game still comes out every year and is a huge seller in the west.
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by npo9 7y ago
I double-search less than 10% of my queries. I’ve been using ddg for the last four years. I think people that have to double search very often have been trained by google to use queries that aren’t supported by ddg. Google proper has sever
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by npo9 7y ago
We don’t really know how many kids are using any nicotine products. Its an emotional argument more than a statistical argument. “Think of the children” has been used to justify so many things from alcohol prohibition to prohibition of shor
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Alright 15 years
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These bullet points are not for specific scenarios. They are broad general activities. Their specifics will change from situation to situation. The first bullet point — listening to users, but not taking what they say at face value is fant
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by npo9 7y ago
There is a range of collapses where the economic disparity would be so great to cause a distribution in the current electronic supply chain, but not so great as to destroy everything not in a bunker. Think about a super volcano erupting, la
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by npo9 7y ago
I don’t see large opportunities in localized “web tech” (I’ll read as http based) business. The whole reason the web works for business is that you can give something away to millions of people for ad revenue or sell something to very large
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by npo9 7y ago
GPS signal in Manhattan is specifically unreliable, I believe it for that one location
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by npo9 7y ago
The article did more to argue that distracted driving isn’t the #1 contributor than it did to argue road design is.
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I think this is a classic example of expert bias. If you ask a group of people that design roads for a living what the #1 factor in road safety is you are going to hear about road design.
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by npo9 7y ago
It depends on what price you pay for Electricity, but paying for the electricity is more than half as cheap as paying for gas. Plus in the US there are so many free chargers, I just charge my car at the office.
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by npo9 7y ago
I think that’s really close to the price point that would keep me away from a smartphone.
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Established tech companies that have IPOed are offering market level comp + stock as well. They also, in my experience, give out better bonuses, have better benefits, and offer better work/life balance.
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by npo9 7y ago
I’m seen really solid products go out of business while competing with inferior products with better marketing/sales.
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I have a ten month job on my resume. People ask about it years later.

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