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soperj
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soperj
2mo ago
Butterfly keyboard
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2mo ago
do they even call them chocolate bars? I thought they called them candy bars in the states?
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2mo ago
Why would you tear down a gift from France?
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2mo ago
Was it actually $60?
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2mo ago
> Perhaps there’s a group here that is simply anti-American as its primary interest, and passionately so to upvote each other. Considering this site has international users, it's not hard to find this, especially right now. Hell, C
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2mo ago
That would result in negative cocoa.
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2mo ago
what were you doing in 2012?
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2mo ago
It's like their prompt included "use as many em dashes as is physically possible to troll the person I'm replying to"
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2mo ago
Heinz just sells diabetes & fatty liver disease and packages it as a staple of american cuisine.
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2mo ago
People using Linux in 1992 would say something similar to people using any of the current flavours of Linux.
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2mo ago
No they really didn't. $5000 is not really decent considering how much they would have gained without that agreement.
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2mo ago
We had contractors come in to do a project for us once, they had a team of programmers in India as well as a team on the ground. The team in India would produce a bunch of code for them during the night, and they'd review it, and carry
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2mo ago
> allows me to do things not only faster, but better, and across domains I do not hold expertise on. How would you know it's better when you have no expertise?
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2mo ago
Southern border of Canada yeah.
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Ours was a 1300 3b1b. It was $35 an hour, they finished everything in under 2 hours. I'm guessing(hoping!) they have to be there for more than 2 hours for $200?
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2mo ago
Never met a Canadian who used yards, unless they're talking about the grass in front or back of their house.
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> ballpark 5k/year How big is your house? When we had a cleaning lady it was $70 a go. Under $2000 for every second week.
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How did wooden equipment not whither away in 7000 years?
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2mo ago
I would think that would lead to a lot of inbred fish
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Ah yes, I remember when they towed it into the New York Harbour in the early 70s, Richard Nixon was there to dedicate it.
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> Why would a country act against its interest or just randomly? So why is the US supporting Russia again? > Having the British lose the US was a good thing for France This seems a bit reductionist. Why would they give the Statue Libe
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China would just start buying oil again, and stop using it from their strategic reserve. Hello $200 barrels of oil.
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> The job of a country is to do what is best for it. Countries aren't defined like corporations in the US. Why would countries have funds to help places like Haiti otherwise? Lots of different reasons for countries to do all sorts
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I wish my phone had FM radio.
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3mo ago
"Good thing you're the majority of people, then." - samplatt [0] [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49002685
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After they land, they usually sit around for a while. Not really super important to charge the battery on decent I wouldn't think. Would be interesting to get rid of the battery entirely (or reduce the size) and have a beefed up magsa
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Only AI stories show up now, so they had to call it an Ai craft I guess.
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> a bad actor that leverages Ip theft wholesale. It's like they've read the history of the US and how it got to where it is in the first place.
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I've never had a phone without one.
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3mo ago
yeah, I read it. But what I remember is that they weren't doing the baby oyster thing, but just collecting the shells and putting them in cages so that they don't float away, and then dropping them into the bottom of the Hudson. I
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