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4y ago
Softwired! I was the same for many many years but changed as I grew older. The mindset you have is not bad in any way, I enjoyed my life then just the same as I do now. The brain changes over time, so subsidies or other solutions could stil
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4y ago
Yeah that makes 100% sense, the issue is if you switch jobs too often is hurts your chances of being able to do that in the future. So it’s impossible to keep your pay in line with inflation, unless every ~4 years you switch to a role that
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4y ago
> The gains in wages and employment that the hot labor market is delivering seem very large compared to the modest cost imposed by a temporary period of inflation. Sentences like that seem crazy to me - where is the hot labor market mone
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4y ago
I don’t know whether it’s true but I’d bet money that parents net worth, avg income, or zip code are even better predictor of those outcomes.
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4y ago
This might be the dumbest shit I’ve ever read. It’s just one logical fallacy extended into 750 words. “Never do extremely good thing x because sometimes it causes bad thing y to happen”
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4y ago
Seems like writing to me - interesting context on a researcher, his thesis, some analysis.
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4y ago
How does this apply to the article?
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4y ago
I think the point above is that you can debate definitions/etc even without the knowledge and it will still believe you - because the claim is that it’s not really understanding you.
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4y ago
If it makes you feel better, I got scammed the same way but in Walmart.com. Bought an espresso machine that was a little too good to be true - the purchase wen through like a normal Walmart.com order. They sent a tracking link through fedex
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4y ago
It doesn’t sound like it > Therefore, unlike sprites, which, on rare occasions can be seen by the naked eye, elves cannot. If one could see an elf, it would probably look like a giant, expanding ring—about 300 miles across--emanating fro
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4y ago
It’s insane to trust an insurance company to make healthcare decisions. I was denied an MRI when I tore my hamstring off the bone, and so my doctor had zero info on what my treatment options should be. I went to physical therapy when I poss
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4y ago
I mean.. many states have implemented significant reform. Colorado has had a number of high visibility issues and has made meaningful changes due to the protests and media coverage. It’s just not true to say there hasn’t been systemic chang
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4y ago
Tell that to Rodney king
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4y ago
My point is more so that if someone asked for a couple million (or potentially unlimited millions), you’d expect clear breakouts of how it would be spent, how they’d prove to be spending it on the states purpose, what law firm they’re using
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4y ago
Yeah that’s what I mean - boards and real companies have audits/etc. although if sushi is a c-Corp maybe they do need to submit documentation when they do taxes and such.
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4y ago
Funny that the founder can just submit to vote what is effectively “I need $3M USD and if that runs out additional $1M sums in perpetuity” with zero oversight on how it’s spent, outside of claiming it will be spent on legal costs.
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4y ago
I disagree with the author here. The vast majority of rpi users aren’t trying to purchase the optimal hardware for their project, they’re trying to tinker around with something fun. Literally all of my rpi projects have short lifespans sinc
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4y ago
How do you know that the research you’ve conducted is accurate, rather than just precise?
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4y ago
It’s pretty easy to come up with ideas for viruses. It’s the implementation that difficult. Chatgpt can’t write the code and walk out to the parking lot to plant a usb drive.
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4y ago
If you have to ask..
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4y ago
Yeah title is missing “over residential buildings”
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4y ago
Similar thing I made a landing page for but never built to take utms from other users and attach them to your links, break GA sessions, etc to make your traffic adversarial and attempt to make a sites GA data not so good. https://
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4y ago
It’s been the situation for years, I drove 30 miles for a zero like 6 months after they were released. I bought an A because the B was sold out in 2014.
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4y ago
I’ve been doing bike maintenance for a long time and didn’t know about derailleur clutches?
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4y ago
Anything in the top of the top lists is good, ikov is probably best for pvm comparable to osrs with a little bit of uniqueness, while runewild is the best for pvp and has absolutely incredible ui/ux. Unfortunately all servers have some
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4y ago
Id be very curious to see player counts from then compared to know, but at least in the quality of servers they feel comparable and even better than osrs in some aspects!
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4y ago
FYI it’s the glory days of RuneScape (old school) private servers. The big ones have teams of developers and they’re even better than Jagex in some ways!
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4y ago
I wasn’t aware of that phrase but this is also my recommendation. Don’t force yourself to do something you hate, find something you enjoy and you’ll desire to do it. I sit at work and daydream about biking, rather dreading going to the gym.
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4y ago
I’ve seen headlines about the AI Seinfeld but after watching the clip - is it solely the script? I was expecting the voice and video to be Seinfeld.
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Ask HN: Are recreation.gov camping reservations botted?
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