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Tirzepatide delivered up to 22.5% weight loss in obese or overweight adults
(investor.lilly.com)
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No idea if it still exists, but there used to be a plugin/extension called WOT (web of trust) that crowdsourced ratings on sites from its users for display to future visitors. This is less a layer and more AR, but I guess this is a si
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I hope this is a metaphor as well...
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I think this lines up with the other circumstantial evidence, but can you quantify this? Like, was he pretty much never willing to explain his plays? Has any other rising star or top competitor been similarly uncooperative? People aren'
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This is specifically true for some phobias: https://ec.europa.eu/research-and-innovation/en/horizon-maga...
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This says iT was posTed in [twenny fifTeen], buD all the examples are from [Two thousand] and [Two thousand one]. Anyway, for such a deep technical analysis, the regional and demographic variations in pronunciation across 'American Eng
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The Future History of the Nuclear Renaissance with Isabelle Boemeke
(palladiummag.com)
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Similarly, a contestant on a survival game show improvised dice and a footballesque game to play with them: http://www.noobsurvival.com/alone-s2e7/
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"The time is not ripe for idle banter on the vagaries of the world." has a real "Free Beer Tomorrow" energy to it.
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(2019) Related (same site/style): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32776276
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Out of its three comma endowment, it will pay a settlement of about six hundred student's annual tuition, which is a little less than a quarter of their undergrad population. After a six year smear campaign, sounds like money well spen
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My Fantastic Three Month Journey from Start to Finish with a Brown Recluse Bite
(old.reddit.com)
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For context: https://old.reddit.com/r/interestingasfuck/comments/wqawcb/m...
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> "I call us the off-label bandits — a title I am proud to bear,” said Dr. Adam Friedman I get the sentiment, but bandits don't go to school for twenty years. Cholestyramine, for example, is a quality of life necessity for some
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Seems like a good way to prevent this would be checking for employees showing colliding stubs via The Work Number ( https://theworknumber.com/ ), Equifax's private Tattle-for-Dollars service.
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I'm afraid you're right: > The problem is that the person we’re actually rebelling against is ourselves. Yes, you manage that feeling with decision-making that's outcome oriented. Willpower, discipline, self-control, whate
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Not sure how or if this will apply to the property of Canada's citizens which is registered abroad, but how can they tax transactions retroactively (anything after January 1, 2022)? Is there any precedent for that in Canada?
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There's a few past examples here, curiously the tools linked are still active: https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=iris.edu
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Yeah, using it in speech is weird. B: 'Getting a drink, need anything?' A: 'Could you bring me a quarter-inch ratchet?' B: 'Sure, be right back.' B leaves the room, returns with a glass of water but no ratchet
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I dunno, it seems like a good linguistic flag for a local variable. Hard to imagine saying it out loud, or rather in conversation, but I think I find it ignorable or helpful as a reader.
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Alas, Poor Wallace: A Review of Infinite Jest (2011)
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> Experts say it’s not that simple, and that establishing a causal relationship between any given variable [i.e., installing ALPRs] and fluctuating crime rates is no easy task No kidding. I'd rather cops didn't get to use techn
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Send mail to hn@ycombinator.com :) Note that this was submitted by the author, who's in the thread.
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Makes sense, but won't MS killing basic auth EOL your offering? Apologies if I'm misunderstanding.
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Ngram of the linked idea using the same phrase: https://books.google.com/ngrams/graph?content=nobody+wants+t...
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Hope someone comes along with better news for you, but they aren't big on remote in general, and interns are expected to be enrolled in university/college. SpaceX will be there in a few years should he still want to apply. I could
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What I learned trying to classify abortion access across the rich world
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It is a mark of integrity in the same vein of refusing to license his artwork; he is aware of these rip-offs and considers them part of his legacy.
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Mixed responses: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30527594
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Yep, scrolled down to the answer key looking for a twist.
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