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pure_ambition
9y ago
"Snopes". Read this as "Snopes."
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pure_ambition
9y ago
Jupiter is so cool. Fun fact, Jupiter’s Great Red Spot is a huge storm that has been raging for at least 188 years if not much longer. It also has a diameter about 2-3 times as wide as Earth’s. Jupiter also is believed to be a gravitational
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9y ago
I for one think it would be a good thing for the US if Xi Jinping becomes a dictator. Dictatorships have been proven to be unstable and don't make great decisions. If inaugurated in a period of growth, they tend to stagnate after the o
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pure_ambition
9y ago
Lol. Leave it to somebody on HN to reduce a problematic corporate decision to a play on existential dread.
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pure_ambition
9y ago
No it won't last, because as soon as the wages start coming up then the fed will say "inflation is heating up" and raise interest rates, causing businesses to spend more on debt service and less on employees.
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pure_ambition
9y ago
Check out Allerton Park if you haven't already! The trails are amazing.
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pure_ambition
9y ago
In my experience, people who start taking SSRIs have improved dramatically. Stop using anecdotal evidence to discourage people from seeking valuable help.
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pure_ambition
9y ago
I agree that these are all good parts of a holistic treatment plan, but therapy and medicine also deserve to be on here. A more accurate title would be "ways to get out of a rut."
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pure_ambition
9y ago
People: PLEASE STOP recommending depressed people to take psychedelics. There is no such thing as "psychedelic therapy." Psychedelics can easily make people with mental health issues MUCH WORSE. Nobody needs a full blown existenti
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pure_ambition
9y ago
I think they mean legal, prescription drugs. Self-medicating or attempting to resolve mental health issues with psychedelic drugs can be very dangerous and make things much worse. I strongly advise individuals to not trust the advice of ran
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pure_ambition
9y ago
Eh, that's cheap. A citizen has far less control over their government than a corporation's managers over their treasury or an individual over their own finances. So your argument applies far less to a government than in the other
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pure_ambition
10y ago
Who else thinks slowing sales is probably due to a supply glut from low interest rates? I know low rates has meant its prime time to invest in capital goods, especially expensive ones. Perhaps they've sold new planes to everyone who wa
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pure_ambition
10y ago
The first thing I notice about this article is that it talks about generation , not consumption. Where is the data on US energy consumption? It's especially odd given that he compares US generation growth to China's consumption g
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pure_ambition
10y ago
Do you have any research to back this up? I'd love to see more about the methodologies and results you say.
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pure_ambition
10y ago
hmm... I've never had any of these problems. The first time I used it I spent about 20 seconds looking for the "my games and apps" button, and since I've found it I've had zero other issues with the UI.
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pure_ambition
10y ago
We will have to see. I was curious about this myself, but amazon does not say categorically when it streams data to the cloud. https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=... Note that it says
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pure_ambition
10y ago
yep, page won't load.
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pure_ambition
10y ago
To add to others, awesome (from a returns perspective) tax structures like MLPs mean that energy infrastructure is heavily subsidized because income generated through MLPs is either not taxed at all or taxed at a very advantageous rate comp
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pure_ambition
10y ago
Ah, I must be a bit dense this morning. I was wondering if she had lost her hands in an accident or something.
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pure_ambition
10y ago
no pun intended? what's the pun?
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pure_ambition
10y ago
Probably not a great idea. If the internet went down at my work, none of us would be able to do anything, so we'd probably all head out to the polls just because we have nothing better to do. Unintentionally increased turnout.
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pure_ambition
10y ago
As a non-bitcoin person, I'm sitting here thinking someone's Database Access Object has a vulnerability.