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by nvahalik 4y ago
Smaller families mean that children don’t participate like they used to. Electronics mean that kids do their own thing. Family life doesn’t seem as “close” as it once was.
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by nvahalik 4y ago
It's too easy to look over this stuff sometimes. As a parent, I don't always make the right choices. I can beat myself up, but sometimes you just need to point them to something amazing and just let them experience the wonder of i
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by nvahalik 4y ago
This is awesome! My daughter and I stayed out on the trampoline one night and played a game to see who could see the first star. She won—and spotted Regulus. It was another one of those beautiful moments. Probably the stillest she's ev
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by nvahalik 4y ago
Just want to encourage anyone with kids... I woke my son up this morning and we went outside and looked at these. We didn't stay outside very long (maybe 5 minutes). But walking him back inside he stopped and said "thanks for waki
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The all CSS shorthand property(developer.mozilla.org)
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> There’s also no indication that people even used to think that life began in utero You obviously haven't read a bible to any depth. God talks about "nations" being in the womb of Rebekah. He opened/close the womb of
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by nvahalik 4y ago
Seems to be as tolerant as most people I talk to: You can believe whatever you want to believe, so long as you act in accordance with ours laws. This seems to be how many people view tolerance. Their laws are different. If you do not like t
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by nvahalik 4y ago
To be fair there is a lot of non-infrastructure stuff on Patreon. They have been successful.
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PHP CS Fixer Configurator(mlocati.github.io)
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AirDrop is what you're looking for. The issue at play here is that most devices have no concept of locality or relative positioning. They may know (at best) approximate distance between itself and another device based on the type of tr
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by nvahalik 4y ago
Yes, but is he > 6'?
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Operation Result Pattern(blog.upperdine.dev)
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by nvahalik 4y ago
Yeah. I did pretty well and I'm definitely not Mensa smart... but a lot of the middle questions were pretty easy to pick up on... or/nor/differences/unions...
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by nvahalik 4y ago
Except that if you knew your CC transaction would cost that much, you'd probably use a different card or use cash.
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FTX CEO describes yield farming like a Ponzi scheme(youtube.com)
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by nvahalik 5y ago
How well do these operate if the electricity fails? If it’s airtight wouldn’t you eventually run out of oxygen?
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by nvahalik 5y ago
That would be really, really nifty.
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by nvahalik 5y ago
This makes me wonder. I get car-sick when I'm a passenger in a car. Sometimes it takes an hour. Sometimes 10 minutes. However, if I'm riding in a convertible with the top down... I haven't gotten car-sick yet. Is the wind &qu
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Fairy Rings(en.wikipedia.org)
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Comparing Two Images with Imagemagick(stackoverflow.com)
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Stack Exchange Data Explorer(data.stackexchange.com)
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by nvahalik 5y ago
Same here. Actual Sudafed works for me and anything else I think generally only tends to work with whatever NSAID they bundle with it.
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by nvahalik 5y ago
> Regardless, we can argue limitations on what is possible in the past from surrounding evidence We can, but none of that is verifiable. We can come up with hypotheses and test them. We can look at literature which observed things in the
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by nvahalik 5y ago
Sure. We have no idea what the conditions on the earth were like 100,000 years ago (or a billion years ago or even 10,000 years ago). Core samples don't prove that. Nobody actually observed it. We have no idea when the dinosaurs roamed
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by nvahalik 5y ago
Modern science is divorced from real science. It's simply a new religion which has no basis for knowing anything. It claims to try to understand the real world but it has no basis for doing so. It assumes things which are truth in orde
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by nvahalik 5y ago
There is no true radio analogue here in the sense of how OP was explaining it. At least in a wireless context, CDMA and TDMA are flawed examples because, CDMA uses fancy math to split communications over multiple channels and TDMA cuts the
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by nvahalik 5y ago
One would think that but given how quickly some people give up and go without a job leads me to think that something else is at play. That is—if they truly needed the job I don’t think people would give up and leave so easily.
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by nvahalik 5y ago
I come at this from probably a different perspective. A close family member has been having problems hiring people recently. People want to make a minimum of $15/hr. For some small businesses this is a hard ask. But it's complicat
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by nvahalik 5y ago
I think one of the overlooked pieces of the email is on the second page. I read it yesterday so my memory isn't super fresh. But he essentially says that: * they've been hiring people at $18-20/hr * the government pandemic ai
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by nvahalik 5y ago
I'm not really sure. I know some services I've used in the past like Harvest and TaxBot send before-the-renewed notices. Services that used Stripe did not.

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