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A language with significant white space seems suboptimal for a device with a small screen . I remember fondly my wall of text no indentation TI basic programs
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Recently read 2 books about this: indistractable and digital minimalism Recommend them Main takeaways for me - turn off all notifications - screen time + give passcode to spouse - set specific times and places to check things i.e I only che
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I’ve found that if you sign up for a month of YouTube tv and then use the nbc olympics app, it’s a pretty decent experience. Oh and then you also need peacock to watch some basketball games At first I tried sling but they didn’t have the fu
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Oh I just picked up a 4 pack of that oatmeal stout, looking forward to trying it. Lagunitas NIPA is the best I’ve tried so far, doubt I could tell that’s it non alcoholic in a blind taste test.
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Aren’t new towns and villages built all the time? Definitely not with all the aesthetics this author is looking for, but not fair to say we as a society have forgotten how to do this. I can think of several examples in Texas, the mueller ne
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I think people care about decentralization only to an extent. They really just want to it to be decentralized enough that the SEC or CFPB won't shut it down. I call this 'plausible decentralization'. If you try to run an unli
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Tiger parents are already evolving on this, every elite high school student is now starting non profits or micro startups to put on their resumes .
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0.4% had life threatening side effects... more than a headache
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282 for all of 0-17 ages
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1.6% of the placebo group getting symptomatic covid seems crazy high for this age group in a short period of time, kind of unclear but it sounded like a 2 week a period Was there a super-spreader event in the placebo group?
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Are you in the US? I don’t really know any highly paid contractors in the us .. maybe I’m in a bubble but I would guess that is <5% of the market
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I believe in a digital world future but have a hard time believing there would be DRM on images that would prevent me from displaying this gif in my house if I wanted to
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There a wide range of data scientist roles. I’m a senior data scientist and couldn’t tell you how to do a dot product or a t test A lot of my role is just analyzing data for patterns , implementing rules into our product, building models u
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I don't know if we have capacity, thats a good call out. I just feel like more data is better, the scientist don't seem to understand the mechanism that causes this problem and why it affects a few people but not most. Your link l
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My anecdote is that I got the JJ and kinda regret it, this blood clot thing made me realize it’s pretty untested , I feel like they should be recommending everyone get a full panel blood test a week after to add more data. After the AZ issu
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It’s not a sim city decision. In young healthy people the risk of covid death is much lower than 1/200 , so you gotta see why this would make people hesitate.
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On paper it’s good I agree, there’s potential, but there’s not a critical mass of tech jobs. Austin has a 30+ year head start on marketing
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I live in austin, from Texas, all my family is here so I’ll never leave But as a neutral person, the west coast just seems so much better in terms of nature and stuff to do. I get the austin makes sense cause it’s cheaper, but after a few m
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I don’t see lot rentals as being predatory Usually they are less than 500/month, that’s less than the property taxes on most home types and it covers amenities that the community has Also most trailer park residents are not going to qu
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20 minute walk is big difference than a 20 minute cycle. Almost every typical American neighborhood is 20 minute cycle-able. Very few do it though
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Blood clots have a known set of causes and risk factors. If the people getting these clots aren’t people who normally would get clots , it’s cause for concern. The overall rate doesn’t matter much
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You said it yourself that SEO has ruined search. That’s a HUGE advantage for a smaller search engine. The seo people aren’t going to spend their time targeting a small search engine. And they definitely won’t target it at the risk of hurtin
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Challenging to make the issue non trivial but fixable in an hour long interview
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Does someone know why weren't stack overflow exploits more common in the early 90s? If the Morris worm used them in 88, how did the technique get lost until this phrack article come out? Makes me wonder if there are still entire classe
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I like your idea, but I’m confused why you didn’t try the webmd competitor route.. 50c/user that webmd makes is pretty good really , with good SEO + content marketing you could scale to enough users to make things interesting
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Ha There is almost 0 in person arguing about politics, I think that’s why it gets hostile online Generally a persons friend group are all on the same side In the workplace there are mixed opinions obviously. Depending on if it’s a liberal o
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Not sure if gambling should have been lumped in with the other professions. A successful long term gambler looks a lot like a hacker in my experience
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A low traffic cul de sac has a lifetime of way longer than 14 years, maybe that is the number for highways with 18 wheeler traffic?
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Very hyped for this, the next generation of superstar coders and entrepreneurs are going to grow up in roblox
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77% of nights booked were for entire homes ( not spare rooms ). I would have guessed this to be much higher, like 95+ or something. That’s interesting and I guess the big thing that makes this different than vrbo if they can grow the spare
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