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by rrss1122 11y ago
There seems to be a lot of resentment against Germany lately. To offer an analogy, I see similar resentment against parents among adult children who are forced to live home. Most often, those adult children got in over their heads on some k
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I think tax credits already accomplish this to a degree. The poor are more likely to have children, and they can already claim those children for tax credit, for example.
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I use Javascript every day. The cognitive load you're talking about doesn't exist with me. On the browser, all I need is a library that handles DOM manipulation easily and has good browser support. When I find one, I stick with it
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by rrss1122 11y ago
I always used "I feel like" interchangeably with "I think". Never felt like (there it is again!) it would shield me from having to defend my opinion. I would still do so.
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What can be done is really to bother them. They set up to filter all outside noise anyway so that's the only way to get their attention. If a coffee shop owner gets a bad reputation among teleworkers doing this, then that just means le
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Do you truly believe that the "Christian right" is just a specific set of circumstances away from turning as destructive as ISIS? If you do, then you are more of a lunatic than you think Christians are.
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You know the usual refrain, "or something interesting to hackers." I can't for the life of me think why this would be interesting to hackers, but somebody out there felt we should see this.
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"Move fast and break things" worked when valuations were sky-high and stock options could have been worth something. With interest rates going up and valuations coming down as a result, we are definitely going to start regretting
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Why is everyone trying to erase history all of a sudden? Because somebody felt bad?
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I am wondering the same thing. In fact, I often see a seizure warning with binaural apps. How easy would it be to induce seizures, and are seizures caused by binaural sounds documented?
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I'll supply an anecdote of my own. My parents both immigrated to the US, both obtained permanent residency, and are both on the path to citizenship. This guy has been trying for 15 years. It doesn't explain in the article why he d
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Seriously! I rolled my eyes at that one. The author even acknowledges he won't prove what he just said, it's just a gut feeling that using text protocols over binary protocols wastes enough energy to be noticeable.
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They won't cap salaries at $50,000. If there is a 14.5% flat tax, then it wouldn't make sense to have a salary anywhere between $50,000 and $58,479.54. That still leaves a company free to offer a "competitive" $60,000 sa
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People often complain about the rich using loopholes to avoid paying less taxes, but when laws are proposed that will effectively close all those loopholes, they balk at the possibility that their own loopholes would be closed too.
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Because it has worked to achieve the mob's objectives when it comes to these topics.
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Poor Pope, seduced by secularists into destroying his Church from within.
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Shame too, since he goes on about a deep "revelation" about nature after finding out the fractal is not straight.
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I remember learning in school (here in the US) that the Sahara Desert is by itself as large as the continental US. That fact was so striking to me when I learned it, I wonder why other people don't know it.
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What prompted me to develop as a JavaScript developer was being put in charge of a major project that was mostly JS code. Up till then, I had done some JS work, using jQuery to add animations and interactions to a UI and some ajax. Doing th
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Why is it so unbelievable that another team did it? The Patriots have been caught many times engaging in shady activities, including outright spying once. If a football team can do it to another football team, it's conceivable a baseba
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Kotaku is the least of their problems. Some of the worst stories I read on the internet consistently come from Jezebel and Deadspin.
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The thing is, this isn't really interesting.
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By and large it is a psychological issue. When it comes to physical problems, doctors focus on treating that instead of secondary symptoms like insomnia, so that's why when you present complaining just about insomnia, doctors initially
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The doctor who prescribed it to you, without any warning, was very irresponsible and did you an extreme disservice. When I was prescribed benzos by my doctor, it came with no shortage of warnings, and she cut me off before I could get addic
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Thank you for that very helpful comment.
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You'll never see Google Play Music or Apple Music trying to raise money like this.
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Because it's a theory of the mind that was discussed on HN recently. ;)
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It is a shame that the hype could not match reality. They actually managed to get me excited for the memristor future.
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That happens when HP wants to salvage a technology. I remember a few years ago they talked about putting webOS on printers, for example.
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Interesting that they decided to include Obama with a list of 2016 presidential candidates.

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