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by op00to 1y ago
Hilarious that companies like Verizon get pushed around by dopes like Carr and Trump.
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by op00to 1y ago
I wish there was a blocklist for HN, because threads like these are goldmines for finding accounts that I could start ignoring to greatly increase the signal to noise ratio.
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by op00to 1y ago
Is this sarcasm?
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by op00to 1y ago
Sure, Omaha doesn’t have surfing or mountains, but camping, hiking and other outdoor activities are cheaper, less crowded, and way more accessible. You’re not fighting for a campsite or dropping $50 just to sleep outside, and most hiking is
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by op00to 1y ago
I don’t want to know things I’m not supposed to know. There’s no benefit to having that information. I’m not going to blackmail someone with it. I can’t profit over it. Better to delete immediately.
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by op00to 1y ago
There is a satellite that listens to solar radiation reflected off the earth to tell different things like ocean salinity. That particular frequency is also used in warfare. This satellite can be used to find areas where electronic counterm
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by op00to 1y ago
We should be monitoring liver enzymes anyway as part of yearly labs to identify issues like fatty liver. For what it's worth, since taking Zepbound, my borderline-but-not-yet-high enzymes are now smack in the middle. I'm on a few
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by op00to 1y ago
GLP-1s have been around for decades. As far as medications go, that’s plenty long for “long-term” side effects to show up. Not saying it’s not possible, but it’s also not likely at this point.
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by op00to 1y ago
The sheer number of AI written message board posts might just make me stop reading the comments on sites like Reddit and HN. I wanted to stop anyway, this seems like a good push to encourage me to wean myself.
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by op00to 1y ago
You’re not actually engaging with what I wrote. Instead, you’ve narrowed the definition of eugenics to exclude anything that doesn’t fit a 1920s textbook, ignoring how the term is used in current ethical, medical, and disability policy disc
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by op00to 1y ago
This isn’t a distortion or exaggeration of RFK Jr.’s record. It’s a direct response to what he’s publicly said and done. What you’re doing is refusing to engage with the actual evidence provided, while repeatedly shifting the frame to make
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by op00to 1y ago
Based on your post history, it seems like you’re a bad faith poster. Even so, let’s assume you want to learn to overcome your clear lack of knowledge about this RFK Jr.’s statements on autism go beyond a generic interest in environmental ca
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by op00to 1y ago
I use it to follow subreddits, scrape posts, analyze based on arbitrary criteria, note the findings in a spreadsheet, then send a notification.
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by op00to 1y ago
Because of the importance of driving in the US (right or wrong), drivers licenses are used as the primary identification document. It looks like there’s a similar use of the DL in the UK for buying tobacco. In the US, you need to prove both
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by op00to 1y ago
His statements on Autism?
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by op00to 1y ago
Why should the government pay for research? Because the private sector can some times move faster than a public research lab. They may have different capabilities. They have different strengths. They may be more efficient in certain situati
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by op00to 1y ago
Don’t notice that personally at all.
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by op00to 1y ago
My totally uninformed opinion only from reading /r/locallama is that the people who love Grok seem to identify with those who are “independent thinkers” and listen to Joe Rogan’s podcast. I would never consider using a Musk techno
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by op00to 1y ago
This is cracking me up!
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by op00to 1y ago
Public works departments can deliver the cement. It’s more efficient to have the cement hauler do so.
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by op00to 1y ago
What about private research institutes which do no education of undergraduates? What do you base your pronouncement on?
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by op00to 1y ago
What about private research institutes? They don’t really educate anyone, not in the way that people think of when they say education. Why must all funds only go to public organizations?
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by op00to 1y ago
No, no one with a brain thinks that. Our economy is built on interconnected trade and cheap crap from developing economies.
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by op00to 1y ago
Did we not have enough energy before? Rolling blackouts due to fuel shortages?
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by op00to 1y ago
Who says it will be right? There are no real consumer protections any more. Why not just lie about it?
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by op00to 1y ago
The automobile is not the primary mode of transportation simply because the US is "big." Its dominance stems from a series of deliberate, damaging historical and policy decisions, not inherent necessity or geography. One critical
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by op00to 1y ago
Traffic flow theory looks tidy on a whiteboard, but real roads don’t follow V D L arithmetic. Drivers open their following gaps faster than speed rises, so capacity peaks around 55 mph at roughly 2 000 veh/h/ln. Push limits higher
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by op00to 1y ago
The speed of most traffic on the interstate I travel on most frequently was 67ish when I was driving home from college in the early 00s. I drove on the same road yesterday, and the average speed is easily 75, with many going much faster. In
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by op00to 1y ago
If your license plate is flagged as being associated with a suspended license, I suspect your rate of being stopped will increase significantly. In my area, the police blotter is filled with ALPR hits triggering traffic stops due to suspend
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No, let’s reconsider the entire idea that a car is the default mode of transport.

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