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by playcache 5y ago
Would you accept people being able to shop if they can demonstrate they have anti-bodies / natural immunity?
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by playcache 5y ago
It's really no different to people using caffeine (aside to the legality). They are both drugs, the main difference being I bet more folks suffer from the effects of caffeine (anxiety, loss of sleep, stress), than the do cannabis.
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by playcache 5y ago
We plan to get are first EV. This and other stories are giving me serious doubts about buying a Model Y. My heart wants to go for the Telsa, but my pragmatic head is saying stay away and go for the Audi E-Tron.
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by playcache 5y ago
Is it really though, if it's less lethal? With covid we need to move beyond infection rates and just focus on deaths and really start getting ready for the long haul as its not going anywhere and we will never beat covid. Every year wi
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by playcache 5y ago
> I only drink coffee before noon For some folks that's not enough. I had to drop it entirely to recover my sleep fully.
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by playcache 5y ago
Good once I gave up coffee. One thing with coffee, the often touted ratio is that if you stop drinking it after 12pm and limit to two to three cups max, it won't impact sleep. While this may be true for some, it's not true for all
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by playcache 5y ago
The US government discloses to the public that we are not alone in the universe and that advanced aerial technology is and has frequently been present in our airspace. Credible research is then carried out on the data collected my military
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by playcache 5y ago
In tech circles there are a lot of folks who knew of the technology years ago when it was worth just a few dollars and now see it selling for 60k and are no doubt kicking themselves now. If I am honest, I know I am. I don't lose sleep
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by playcache 5y ago
I can't help but think about what happens when the poor ladies arm strength starts to diminish from MS and she is left with the whole installation rigged into her home.
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by playcache 5y ago
I find this quite concerning. A substantial amount of folks suffering with depression have situational depression, e.g. depression from living (for them) and unfulfilled life, relationship problems, stress, substance abuse etc. I can see a
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by playcache 5y ago
$1200 an hour, crazy.
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by playcache 5y ago
I wonder how much of a Streisand effect this is having on viewing figures of the Special.
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by playcache 5y ago
Its currently $2 on the segwit to confirm 6 blocks (irrespective of the amount)
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by playcache 5y ago
agree, sigstore is an awesome project when you delve into the architecture. transparency logs and ephemeral key signing!
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by playcache 5y ago
You build your SaSS applications about on wordpress?
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by playcache 5y ago
> When will the general public stop seeing conspiracy theories as imaginary tales? Covid leaked from a lab is viable. Bill Gates injecting microchips into everyone in order to invoke a new global cabal I would argue is firmly in the imag
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by playcache 5y ago
It has much more to do with ending Freedom of Movement with the EU. In this respect Brexit has worked (although who knows the long term implications). Basically labour demands have gone through the roof and its now an employee market. My au
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by playcache 5y ago
It's mostly around federation and abstraction of the lock in's of a particular cloud provider. For example, I might want to run my own hardware for a certain reason and then also run workloads on AWS, but I don't want to have
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by playcache 5y ago
The linked meta-study also out rules caffeine > An inverse association between coffee consumption and all-cause mortality was maintained irrespective of age, overweight status, alcohol drinking, smoking status, and caffeine content of c
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by playcache 5y ago
> Caffeine is not just harmless, every meta-analysis suggests it's beneficial for the majority and actively reduces all-cause mortality. You're conflating caffeine with coffee, specifically coffees non-caffeine properties. If y
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by playcache 5y ago
I don't think there is a hard rule around half life times, individuals metabolise it differently. Its also not just about the caffeine leaving your system, but the impact of cortisol being increased along with any other stresses you m
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by playcache 5y ago
I wonder how many folks that are taking Melatonin are coffee drinkers? I spent years trying to crack my sleep issues. Blackout curtains, magnesium malate / citrate, no electronic devices for an hour before bed, CBD oil, even stronger C
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by playcache 5y ago
As a Bostonian this has me concerned, but I would have thought it this is effective it will spread way beyond.
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by playcache 5y ago
- There is a major generational divide, with the young more likely than the old to blame governments for the ongoing impact; the young also feel more badly affected. Because, sadly they are.
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Ask HN: How to negotiate stock options?
119 points by playcache 5y ago|85 comments
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by playcache 5y ago
I just don't see any appeal in a smart watch, I already have my phone pinging me all the time wanting my attention why would I want a second source of that as a wearable. The only thing I can think of is health monitoring / fitnes
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by playcache 5y ago
sanity prevails.
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by playcache 5y ago
of all the scum that creep and crawl, domain squatters top them all.
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by playcache 5y ago
None of those are honestly compelling enough for me to again spend the set up time. I must send a YouTube link at most once a week if that and my IDE does all of the github interactions you list already, with a decent debugger on top. I cou
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by playcache 5y ago
This is why I don't bother with emacs, I just don't have the time to sink in the first place. Now that I have a young family and hobbies outside of work, I don't have the time to spend hours fixing and tinkering a setup or le

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