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soperj
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soperj
2y ago
haha, the Revigator had a lead spout. So it was poisoning you many different ways!
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2y ago
> there's enormous pressure on groups like NASA to outsource because voters perceive government work as wasteful and expensive, and contracted work as efficient because free market. And, those contracts end up being the most wastefu
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soperj
2y ago
I've had an HN account for years! (kidding, but fully expected there to be a reply saying exactly this, and disappointed there wasn't).
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soperj
2y ago
I've never seen a "big" digital project done by anyone but contractors. They fail because they have no skin in the game, and don't give a shit. The biggest contractors seem to be worst.
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soperj
2y ago
you'd still need to filter it.
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soperj
2y ago
go on....
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2y ago
I didn't. There is no context there. It's not the whole group that were not reduced. Read the sentence again: > food allergy was lower in the group introduced to allergenic foods early but the difference was not statistically
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soperj
2y ago
> Overall, food allergy was lower in the group introduced to allergenic foods early but the difference was not statistically significant. How is that proving the hypothesis?
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soperj
2y ago
lol yes.
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soperj
2y ago
Australia changed their recommendations to match this years ago, and the incidence of allergy didn't change measurably.
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soperj
2y ago
Thank you!
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soperj
2y ago
If there's no default search deal, will there be a option to pick which search engine you use? Or will it just default to something like using https://search.marginalia.nu/ out of the box?
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soperj
2y ago
Wouldn't the spread of rabies and other diseases actually be a demonstration of nature being efficient?
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soperj
2y ago
was this a frogger reference?
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2y ago
> Copyright © 2016-2019 Leif Andersen Is it still being updated?
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soperj
2y ago
and traffic.
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soperj
2y ago
Dude would never believe that anyone could do what he couldn't without PEDs. Bolt ran a under 21s 200 meter at age 15. His 10.03 time was literally his debut time with the 100 meter.
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soperj
2y ago
In most of my interactions with Germans, their English is also better than my English.
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soperj
2y ago
Didn't they just incorporate JodaTime? I thought the changes were even made by the JodaTime developer.
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soperj
2y ago
confused as to why I'm getting massively downvoted for asking a question. I didn't see any when I went to the apple website (maybe it's because i got forwarded to the canadian version)
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2y ago
> sort of a bad father Dude denied his kid was his, for years.
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soperj
2y ago
AAAA
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soperj
2y ago
I'd almost go as far as saying this is an A+ puzzle, it's not quite there though, so I'd have to give it an A.
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soperj
2y ago
Sackler family is likely the most responsible for this.
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soperj
2y ago
BC has Coal as it's number 1 export, and logging a close second.
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soperj
2y ago
Didn't stop them with Julian Assange or Kim Dotcom, and these people are actually evil.
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soperj
2y ago
Guitar strings.
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soperj
2y ago
There will be more electric bikes.
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soperj
2y ago
As someone who bikes regularly, electric cars seem almost noisier than regular driving gas counter parts, I don't know if's because they're heavier or what, but when they're moving at regular traffic speeds, they are not
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soperj
2y ago
Completely disagree, and feel like this is exactly where universities have gone wrong.
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