saudioger

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by saudioger 8y ago
Surely chain smoking for 6 days is healthier than chain smoking for 7
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by saudioger 8y ago
Sure, it's also possible the universe immediately surrounding us was teeming with life a billion years ago and we just missed it all anyway. We can only try our best with the current means we have available.
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by saudioger 8y ago
I mean, of course we might be missing out on things we can't technologically grasp yet... but even if we knew it existed we wouldn't know what to do with it yet.
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by saudioger 8y ago
microwave charging
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by saudioger 8y ago
Dry water in cosmetics just takes a little compression — you rub it on your skin and you get the liquid within and some insubstantial amount of byproduct from the coating the liquid was stored in. Also, the coating is gas permeable, so you
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by saudioger 8y ago
I'd be interested in reading more studies about this, but anecdotally I feel like this has to be true. I live next door to a large house with 8 college students, and two have them claimed to have ~never~ taken public transit in the cit
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by saudioger 8y ago
I think people largely ignore that the phrase originated in non-human-life-critical software? You can't just use it as a mantra for everything (but people are!). Imagine walking into your dentists office and seeing a "move fast an
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by saudioger 8y ago
I'm saying a lot of sites are punished, but Facebook is able to get through/away with it because of scale. It's very much a two-tier punishment system. Such a colossal platform is given leniency all around under the "w
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by saudioger 8y ago
I know it isn't Facebook's fault when things like this pop up (though they notoriously don't respond or react quickly/at all), but it's unfair that they ultimately don't face any consequences. If it were a smal
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by saudioger 8y ago
"Everything in moderation, including moderation"
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by saudioger 8y ago
It's no substitution for actual data, but there is a basic logic to it. If you're bleeding now it's more important to stanch the wound than it is to worry about avoiding future wounds (they're also not mutually exclusive
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by saudioger 8y ago
I'm seeing the information where probiotics can significantly delay antibiotic recovery to a normal gut state, but how long does the process take without additional probiotics? Also the probiotics are rabidly repopulating the gut... wo
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by saudioger 8y ago
They're paralleling the days of AOL in a lot of ways.
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by saudioger 8y ago
This is a very bad analogy. Anyone in a car crash potentially benefits from airbags without knowing anything about them (or even if they exist at all). The 99.9% of people who don't even know the difference between www and non-www will
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by saudioger 8y ago
Citation needed
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by saudioger 8y ago
Private servers can be secure, that's not really relevant to the issues being discussed in the article.
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by saudioger 8y ago
Through advertising. It's a very very very small percentage of people.
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by saudioger 8y ago
Sure, I can see how this is a myth about founders... but what about employees? We can't all run startups. There's a lot of age bias in hiring.
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by saudioger 8y ago
>Think of the last person you know who left the company. Why did they leave? I don't think you'll get an honest answer for this a lot of the time, often team members might not even directly know why someone was laid off >Whe
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by saudioger 8y ago
Very good list. One I ask personally: in the past year, what work are you most proud of doing?
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by saudioger 8y ago
Uhh that's kind of terrifying. I'm due for a new car after 10 years, and I think I might specifically try to avoid the systems that centralize things like breaks with entertainment systems...
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by saudioger 8y ago
The car was still found before the person.
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by saudioger 8y ago
Wait by your car, start a fire. He would have lived if he did.
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by saudioger 8y ago
The only thing holding back EVs are/were batteries/charging times. Aside from that they're easier to maintain and perform better — on paper they're loads more practical.
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by saudioger 8y ago
Also: two letter surnames You wouldn't think a lot of sites check for a minimum name length, but they do.
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by saudioger 8y ago
Aren't you simply doing the same thing with an opposite opinion? Your "communicate over long distances" reasoning is just additional bunk... unless of course, you consider email social media.
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by saudioger 8y ago
If you're unaware of other cultures this will make no sense to you, but quitting in many places is very very hard.
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by saudioger 8y ago
they put them back
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by saudioger 8y ago
Kind of moot considering how hard Zuckerberg stanned for Peter Thiel. How much was that Palmer Luckey payout? I'd argue that if you're working for Facebook you're kind of superficially liberal to begin with. Zuckerberg is onl
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by saudioger 8y ago
Ah firewood is nice. I live in a dense urban area and we wouldn't really have the option. We're on an electric heat pump for heating/cooling/dehumidifying (it's a nice system, a little expensive, but better than res

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