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okareaman
5y ago
Antabuse is a way to stop drinking for a period for whatever reason, maybe you have surgery in two weeks and the doctor says you must stop but you can't. No one in danger of having seizures from withdrawels should suddenly stop. I took
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okareaman
5y ago
You're right, misleading headline
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okareaman
5y ago
Antabuse (Disulfiram) does not cure alcoholism. I think there's been a translation error from Japanese to English, because I don't believe the Japanese think they have a cure for alcoholism.
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Ask HN: What are the radiological consequences if Russia nukes Chernobyl?
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okareaman
5y ago
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okareaman
5y ago
> Getting so “lucky“ required working very energetically and solving difficult problems, for years. A lot of people work very energetically and solving difficult problems, for years, and don't get rich. Sad but true. If you are one
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okareaman
5y ago
Right, Andreessen wrote it himself without the help from the National Center for Supercomputing Applications and it was a totally new idea since three other GUI browsers didn't exist and he never saw the source code for these other bro
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okareaman
5y ago
I was responding to OP's question about how to react to the statement "Buy physical copies of any book you plan to read in the future. Do it now." I don't think OP needs to worry about it because Andreessen likes to be a
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okareaman
5y ago
I've never heard Andreesen say anything I thought was particularly insightful or intelligent. He seems like a caricature of a Silicon Valley programmer who got lucky and made a bunch of money who now thinks that makes him a genius thou
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okareaman
5y ago
I made this comment 3 months ago that people seemed to find informative https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29776038 The thing you need to know most of all is that you may need to check yourself into a mental health unit i
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okareaman
5y ago
https://archive.ph/GffXL His light-hearted posts about overheated games of Monopoly were now replaced by screenshots of his Russian mother’s angry messages to him, calling him a traitor and disowning him. Soon enough, to e
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Hacking Through Putin’s Media Cult
(puck.news)
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okareaman
5y ago
What's the difference between GitHub and GrubHub? GrubHub delivers
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okareaman
5y ago
> They will be making more like $20-25 dollars Are you a driver? Because I don't think you know what you are talking about
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okareaman
5y ago
On the face of it, I agree with you. Customer experience suffers when drivers can cherry pick rides. That's how Uber would put it. I wasn't making a living wage so I no longer driver for them.
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okareaman
5y ago
If they showed the driver the ride details beforehand, drivers could not accept the ride and passengers would never know. That's what would happen if drivers were truely independent. But by forcing the driver to cancel and irritating c
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okareaman
5y ago
> apps like Uber and Lyft don’t give her the details of a ride, such as its distance, expected time, and pay, until after she’s accepted it – at which point she has little choice but to follow through, even if it loses her money. >
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okareaman
5y ago
https://archive.ph/nmAxm
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Al Pacino on ‘The Godfather’: It’s Taken Me a Lifetime to Accept It and Move On
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okareaman
5y ago
The article paints them like a married couple doing a mind meld. That's impossible to duplicate by making programmers work as a pair. I'd expect the opposite to happen much more often; two programmers forced to share the same moni
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okareaman
5y ago
Can someone point me to a great work of software that was written by two people simualtaneously collaborating like Lennon and McCarthy writing songs? I never see any evidence given that pair programming is a better way to code.
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okareaman
5y ago
I admire that Russians seems to be able to accept their fate and hope for a better future. I'm afraid this same scenario in a large American city would be pandemonium.
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https://archive.ph/bcu0e
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Why a Russian convoy remains stalled north of Kyiv
(economist.com)
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okareaman
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This was shared on Reddit by someone to back up the claims https://securingdemocracy.gmfus.org/hamilton-dashboard/
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okareaman
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> Twitter and facebook are being blocked This is the silver lining as people on Reddit are reporting a marked decrease in right wing trolling in all their social media
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okareaman
5y ago
Considering the Russian government is a criminal enterprise at this point, the rule is that you don't negotiate with criminals.
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okareaman
5y ago
For me it's a question of what my goals are. If I have three equally fascinating projects I could spend my free time on, which one advances me towards my goals.
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UC Riverside Study: California App-Based Drivers Earned $34 per Hour on Average
(protectdriversandservices.com)
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Open source developers, who work for free, are discovering they have power
(techcrunch.com)
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okareaman
5y ago
Thank you. I don't necessarily need a diagnosis, I'm just looking for an explanation for some of my non-neurtypical traits that bipolar doesn't account for. I don't blame my pdocs for not being to tease out the differenc
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