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by phnofive 9y ago
Perhaps this has been discussed in the past, but it would it be reasonable to mark reviews/promotions as such? It’s certainly clear once landing on the page, but I still went in expecting a discussion of the title, rather than a nudge
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by phnofive 9y ago
If nothing else, don’t miss the mini management game: https://www.bloomberg.com/features/american-mall-game/ I’m always happy to see these kinds of games accompany articles as a different way of communicating the
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by phnofive 9y ago
>First off, if you’re absolutely sure you want to take an SSRI, take Lexapro. It’s pretty clearly safer and stronger than any other SSRI. >GlacierMD does not provide medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. It's an interesting art
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by phnofive 9y ago
I too have an anecdote involving a recent dental grad who took over a local practice; he removed the cerec machine installed by the previous owner, and not long after I experienced two failures due the low quality of the crowns produced by
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by phnofive 9y ago
Were it only real-time, could you even call that buffering?
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by phnofive 9y ago
Is there data on how effective this is, and how the vision of those treated compares? I can’t imagine the price I’d put on a sense; nice to know you can literally get half of the price for a single eye treated.
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by phnofive 9y ago
I'll be honest, I didn't read most of the rest of the article until I found their conclusion. It's at least falsifiable, even if we have different definitions of shy.
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by phnofive 9y ago
> [M]ost of the explanation for American health spending growth [...] is that more is done for patients during hospital stays and doctor visits, they’re charged more per service, or both. Regarding Single/All Payer: > If attempte
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by phnofive 9y ago
Site administrators, e.g. https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=dang The HN team does a pretty good job of cleaning up uninformative link titles such as this.
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by phnofive 9y ago
Those are specific forms of reaching out. Contact is different but not any more efficient IMO, so I guess we will have to agree to disagree. If I had to direct someone to look into it, I might say -- 'Please find out if Bob's surf
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by phnofive 9y ago
This one I struggled with. What's the alternative to 'reaching out' in the context of sending a message to a third party?
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by phnofive 9y ago
The goal posts will stop moving in time with the music.
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by phnofive 9y ago
Can’t seem to get to page 2 on mobile safari. Requested desktop version but no joy.
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by phnofive 9y ago
"This is a great question, in part because it has no easy answer." https://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/09/difference-betwe...
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by phnofive 9y ago
>Where does RememBear store my passwords and how are they protected? >RememBear encrypts your passwords using both your Master Password and a unique device key generated by the application. It stores your passwords in an encrypted fil
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by phnofive 9y ago
It's an extreme example, and therefore does invite a tendency to easily dismiss non-mainstream thought, but that's intentional within Wikipedia. The 'how to reply' sections make it clear what most fringe theories try to
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by phnofive 9y ago
Illustrated very well by 'How to reply' in pt.4: > Point out that if Wikipedia had been around at the time of Galileo, it would have had a duty to report the claims of the Catholic church as fact, without qualification, despite
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by phnofive 9y ago
Thanks for providing the source; this comment clarifies the headline: > “When you assume that those monies are reinvested at a rate of return, renting, on average, wins in terms of wealth creation,” Johnson said. “Of course, many renters
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by phnofive 9y ago
The first line of the article runs contrary to the headline: > Owning a home may help you save money, but it won't help you make money. Even this point I disagree with. Is it not cheaper to own and maintain rather than rent, in the
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by phnofive 9y ago
Setting aside your rudeness and the sexist tone of your second paragraph, can you share any sources that support your opinion of the current trend in retail?
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by phnofive 9y ago
Express Scripts pushes 90 day supply as long as insurance allows it, I assume for this reason.
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by phnofive 9y ago
He extended the experiment by showing that a grasshopper would be affected by the microwave’s wavelength; the bug exploded. This was later replaced with a grape, which is also larger than the fruit flies which would be safe in the same box.
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by phnofive 9y ago
https://www.snopes.com/cress-wifi-experiment/ Please flag this to hell.