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I would argue the best way to do things that will surpass your life is to have kids, love them and teach and train them in what is good and true and right and with all of the knowledge and wisdom you have, and then see them surpass you.
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Using inflation tracking methods from 80s and 90s, inflation would be ~10%
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P&G will raise prices in September
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Ask HN: Favorite Healthy-Ish Recipes?
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Ask HN: How is software engineering / tech industry in Latin America?
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Many Ways Companies Waste Money with Technology Spending
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Fry Sauce – Atlas Obscura
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How do you do that? I tried to get Kaiser to tell me how much my wife's delivery would be and what they told us was much less than the actual bill, even though there weren't any complications
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Ask HN: How can I become the best software developer I can be?
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Reading through this list reminded me why I actually don’t want to use TS in the first place. I think we need to have a discussion about the benefits of dynamically typed languages and why many people purposely choose them over statically t
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Latter Day Saint (Mormon) lifestyle reduces mortality rate (2008)
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Ask HN: Best tech focused (technical or non-technical) books you’ve read lately?
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6y ago
100% with you on the idea of increasing the supply of doctors and shortening medical education. My dad is an ophthalmologist and he does basically 3 surgeries that take up most of his work time: LASIK, cataract surgery, and cornea transplan
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It's mostly the food. It's not like people in other countries get that much more exercise than we do. (Source: lived in Ecuador for two years). I watched this youtube video recently about recipes for cutting (weightlifting term fo
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One reason for this is the artificially limited supply of doctors. The AMA combined with the government keeps the number of doctors down by keeping the number of medical schools and medical residencies low, driving up prices. Among many oth
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If you move away from coastal areas... It's pretty easy to have enough space for this to work. Have you seen how cheap houses are in Houston, TX or Bentonville, Arkansas?
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Deleted FB, Insta and Snap a little over four years ago... It was revealing how many friends I actually had compared to how many I thought I had. Surprising as well how much I don't miss it.
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Does it really though? I mean the medieval warming period was ballpark the same temperature as we have now.
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I really think you need to reconsider your stance on private colleges.. For example, BYU and BYU-Idaho provide affordable education for tens of thousands of students every year. Sure they're religious, but they serve as price competiti
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Anecdotal evidence, but I tore my meniscus playing football when I was 14. I thought I would have to have surgery but the doctor just told me to use crutches and a knee brace for a while. It healed up really well, didn't have any issue
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What kind of fetuses? Dogs have fetuses. Cows have fetuses.
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If you are a disabled person living or working in Paris this might put you in a really bad spot. Because Paris' subway system is mostly not accessible to disabled people. (Few or no elevators / escalators in key subway stops). I k
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> [we] have a TINY amount of the wealth in comparison to older generations[1]. This is 100% true, especially compared to the home ownership rate of past generations at younger ages, 25-35. The home ownership rate among people 25-34 and 3
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Speed limits on the I-15 in Utah have successfully been raised to 80mph without any negative impact to driver safety. Turns out that people do drive at a reasonably safe speed, generally. Source: https://jalopnik.com/utah-ra
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Utah would be a counterpoint to this. More and more VC funding every year, yet doesn't have legal recreational marijuana.
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I agree that we need to think about accessibility when we eliminate cars. We took our little kids (~6 months and <2) to Paris and the lack of elevators in the vast majority of subway stops made the whole trip absolutely awful. Lugging a
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Ask HN: Tips on building your own house / granny pad? (with own labor)
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Ask HN: Where to move, commute to San Jose, with kids?
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Can corroborate even as an American native English speaker - movie dialogue and music lyrics in English were hard for me to understand until I was in my mid to late teens. I'm not sure why that is.
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I think it's really cool that we're teaching people in prison how to code, sincerely. I hope soon we can start teaching kids in Idaho where I grew up how to code as well....
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