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> In case it goes sideways, he just does not care much. I don't think it's that. In some video online it covers Alex getting a brain scan, to determine if the part responsible for fear is maybe broken. It turned out that it was
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7y ago
Isn't that everywhere? I mean, if you go to a gym, don't you shower in the nude after your workout with plenty of nude people? That's every gym, in America, Germany, or wherever
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Is France’s groundbreaking food-waste law working? (yes)
(pbs.org)
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You’re missing the fact that while doing « important » things, they are tearing families apart, putting little kids in camps. Proud of more people standing up against palanatir, hope more do it.
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7y ago
I think Solidworks is a better bet for numerous reasons: 1) The interface seems to be simpler, especially when making things a little bit more complex 2) Greater amount of CAD models already available in this format 3) Greater amount of res
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After El Paso, tech leaders say platforms must stop amplifying hate speech
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For those that might have been confused like me, it's not that Mark Levin, the far-right radio guy. His name doesn't have the e at the end. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_Levine Now that I think of it,
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7y ago
It'll destroy chiefly the minority rich though, the minority capitalists. And since they are in fewer numbers than the workers, I don't know if it'll impact the greater economy so much. Somewhere in this, Vancouver might beco
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> If I invite friends from out of town over for the weekend, is that breaking the social contract? That's different. You know your friends. You don't know your airbnb guests, and the reviews are only worth so much. I can'
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Don't think it works like that. Rather, it's that you have only so much time to dedicate to things... if you're focusing very much on one, then you're not spending time with the other -- and overtime, you'll lose th
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7y ago
I am a pretend dad of three kids (I babysit my sisters kids very often). Once the littlest is above 4, it gets a lot easier. :)
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7y ago
Well, you’ve certainly changed rayiner :) I have a distinct memory of you taking the other side in a comment a couple years ago (too lazy to dig it out now) talking about how easy it is being in nyc transit with a stroller
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7y ago
This might be a dumb question, but: why don't we do glass-style bottles? I live in America now, but when I used to live in Pakistan 20 years ago, I remember that I would buy pepsi or coki in a glass bottle... and if I wanted to buy a s
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7y ago
One should hope so, if it’s on ACS website. And their journals are also pretty reputable and have pretty high impact factors. :)
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7y ago
Do you want to revise your judging criteria, now that you have this new information that your giving drivers a non-5 score contributes to them losing one of their means of earning an income? (not a rhetorical hit at you, just curious to kno
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7y ago
Just wondering here -- Isn't crossfit different depending on where you go? I believe it was invented by some European guy... who did stuff with kettlebells. And most of those exercises are good. I think the American variant is the one
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7y ago
I can't believe I'm saying this, but I think the flagged comment is a troll-troll. There are streaks of self-awareness in that comment if you squint hard enough. This troll is clearly out to "sow" discord in the communit
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7y ago
> It is 2019 and every new Saas service looks like Stripe, following trends like a mindless herd. Huh, really? I'm still seeing Bootstrap everywhere. I wish I was seeing Stripe everywhere. Can you give some examples of Stripe-insp
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7y ago
When you say 'dirtbag mountaineer diet', do you mean it's the diet you observe when you're climbing a multi-day mountain? Oats, eggs, PB, and SGP is what you take in your bag, to cook, when you are climbing?
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7y ago
wag: noun, A person who makes jokes; a joker. Learned a new word today, thanks!
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I'm surprised that list puts French in category 1, and German in category 2. Would have expected it to be the other way around. In my experiences, learning French well is more difficult than people think, German not as much.
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7y ago
Just curious: these... people, who made open-source not for money but for something else, what was typically their means for livelihood? They were software engineers in their day jobs? Man, some discipline these guys had, to juggle it all s
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7y ago
Frankly, I'm really, really tired of this being brought up in every single Wolfram-related thread. Mathematica is used by a lot in academia, and you'll find it cited in Methods section often. I personally know a lot of incredibly
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7y ago
But hasn't Google invested a couple billion on Lyft? And since Google is the leader in self-driving, might not Google help Lyft in its self-driving endeavors -- therefore making Lyft more able to pull-off a fleet of self-driving taxis?
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Then Americans should get their act together! Seriously though, I'm an Asian now living in America -- in the cold part. For the first 15'ish years here, I despised the Winters because I could not tolerate them. But then I started
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7y ago
Probably because he’s using google fonts.
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> They see no need for change unless it makes them even more money. I think even "they" would appreciate the efficiency of consistent single-payer system. Just imagine the incredible overhead of bureaucracy that would be achiev
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8y ago
I'm a (novice) powerlifter -- the way you just described that makes me want to crossover to weightlifting. But I'm just too afraid of getting injured; chance of injury is so much higher when lifting explosively vs. lifting heavy.
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8y ago
The two main things I miss from Inbox: - The "Trips" feature... so easily you could see your flight details, your hotel details... vs. having to search your email box and having to go through emails upon emails - The image preview
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8y ago
So uhm, I’m a male reporting in with my anecdata. I am just like your girlfriend. Can’t tolerate extreme temperatures (especially cold), but have a fairly high tolerance for physical pain compared to what’s normal I think. And I am INFAMOUS
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