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by rubidium 7y ago
No it’s a different psychological trigger.
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by rubidium 7y ago
Not to be too trite, but the reason there’s not much is because there’s not much to say. If you’re using college math you’re making it too complicated. Cash flow is king. P&L tells you if you can survive for the first 1-5 years. Balanc
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by rubidium 7y ago
To finish off why this is the case.... Because you need to wait for the generation who enjoyed his work during collage to be the political / social elite.
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by rubidium 7y ago
Maybe this is just my impression, but it seemed like smoking was falling out of favor among younger generations until vaping came along.
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by rubidium 7y ago
Yes it’s a great idea, and mine are still young (3, 2 and 2 months)! You learn to value, care for, and depend on others more in a way that’s hard to do otherwise. And kids are great fun. Seeing them discover new things is wonderful. Having
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by rubidium 7y ago
There’s a definite difference. There’s some pretty normal post baby blues for many moms that is a mix of hormones + sleep. But post partum depression is a different animal entirely and takes a lot of support and good council.
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by rubidium 7y ago
https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=what%27s+the+monthly+p... You're dreaming of what wolfram alpha is trying to build. Edit: funnily enough, they parsed the input slightly wrong but you can quickly get to your
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by rubidium 7y ago
There are quite a few single family homes that just have on-street parking with no dedicated parking spots (myself included). EV isn't an option for my unless my workplace had charging for nearly every vehicle. The current 2 charging s
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by rubidium 7y ago
Give it 1 cycle through the wash and it'll be fine.
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by rubidium 7y ago
Congrats! It really depends on your current situation, so to be more helpful please answer these: 1) how much savings do you have? 2) assuming a spouse, will the spouse continue to work? Do you have parents nearby who can help with childcar
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by rubidium 7y ago
Then the beginning of the decade yes... but really not any different over the past 7 years or so (source: HN reader since the beginning). 2007-2012: The first 5 years everything was new and cool and shiny and we were just going thru the eco
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by rubidium 7y ago
No, it really does make a difference. I've got a close friend who's been involved in many discussion forums, both as user and mod. His experience is mods are the critical link that prevent the community from descending to ugly cha
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by rubidium 7y ago
Not really. At these ranges and energies a particle is the best description.
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by rubidium 7y ago
“infrastructure isn't as well in place to deal with things like this“ and people don’t know how to either. It’s similar to blizzards in Georgia. Minnesota is fine with 6” snow. In Georgia it’s lots more risk because of the lack of expe
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by rubidium 7y ago
Agreed. We run a summer camp for kids in a poor neighborhood. We've got plenty of money. What we need is people who are willing to actually spend time with kids!
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by rubidium 7y ago
I've worked at a much smaller scale then those (12" length), but yes capacitors are very fun. I used a screwdriver taped to a meter stick to complete the circuit : )
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by rubidium 7y ago
No. It's only if it dehumanizes the other. Criticism of the thoughts, ideas, practices are perfectly fine. Dehumanizing the practicers of any particular religion is what's not fine. You're over-reacting to what the linked pos
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by rubidium 7y ago
Everyone should read the examples so they have a clear understanding of what twitter is meaning when they say "dehumanize". It's not "hey I disagree with these people" it's "hey I want these people dead&#x
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by rubidium 7y ago
The point is a family can do great without all that stuff. Mine does. We do big group texts. Does the job just fine with 16 of us on it.
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by rubidium 7y ago
Right but in a classroom the teacher intervenes. In a “free play” outdoors how are the rules defined and enforced?
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by rubidium 7y ago
As a parent of three 3 and under, and interested in this, can you share some of the practicals? -what if it’s cold (40f) and rainy? Do they still go out? What do you dress your kid in? -what about fights with sticks? -what about all the stu
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by rubidium 7y ago
This are good. The “public stays public” would level the playing field for some of my friends who have amazing recall. They may be disappointed, but the 6 other of us at the table would be much less frustrated and enjoy each other’s company
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by rubidium 7y ago
Not always in my experience. It’s balanced with “Out of sight out of mind”. There’s a benefit to making certain critical decisions manual, as it forces some review and awareness. Plus the current track records of internet security for physi
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by rubidium 7y ago
I’m sorry for your bad experience, but some companies are able to do this well.
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by rubidium 7y ago
Wildlife didn’t stand a chance against bows and traps either when applied too often. It’s not the tech, it’s the frequency. Your stance doesn’t match current conservation best practices. Best practice is to determine ideal population balanc
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by rubidium 7y ago
He’s had 20-30 years to make mortgage payments.
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by rubidium 7y ago
Like verizon, AT&T, Sprint, IBM, Oracle... I'd disagree that they're necessary not growing. Just growing at a more typical market rate for an established industry.
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by rubidium 7y ago
Or more accurately: "The time it takes to make a quantum leap has been experimentally measured for the first time". There is experimental news. Very cool and newsworthy. Just not new theoretical news.
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by rubidium 7y ago
Eh, you're just repeating the same 'scare' tactics that Ehrlich did in the 1960's. He was mostly wrong then. And you're mostly wrong now. We don't have too many people. But we are making poor choices about our
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by rubidium 7y ago
I’m assuming you had supportive parents in a relatively stable home life with no kids of your own to support or major medical issues. Yes, with those in place the route you took is totally doable (agreed it’s strenuous).

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