sosborn

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by sosborn 10y ago
Yes, some people do. That doesn't mean that everyone does, which was the point that seanwilson was making.
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by sosborn 10y ago
You are right that this is there intention, but it is not always the effect. Think about SPAM. Have you ever fallen for any of those emails?
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by sosborn 10y ago
No, because for most people sports are an enjoyable activity regardless of final outcome.
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by sosborn 10y ago
> If everybody had been as cautious as you two, nothing much would've happened. The time for eating unidentified fruit is when you are dying of starvation.
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by sosborn 10y ago
> There would be even more entrepreneurship That seems like a highly debatable statement.
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by sosborn 10y ago
A friend of mine always had a great saying: "You are dead right but you are dead."
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by sosborn 10y ago
> it is boring It might not work for you, but for me, the joy in running comes from using that time to let my mind wander. Sometimes I use it to think about work and sometimes I just daydream. It can be a great meditative conduit.
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by sosborn 10y ago
It is true that the grass is always greener on the other side.
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The boredom has nothing to do with weather.
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by sosborn 10y ago
We eat raw egg all the time in our house. Over rice with shoyu and its awesome.
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by sosborn 10y ago
That's really the same point that I'm making. BMI alone doesn't cut it.
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by sosborn 10y ago
> It's such a simple measure and it seems to be useful for predicting health issues. It is good for predicting in general populations, but can easily fall apart with individuals. It doesn't take into account what the makeup of
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I've tried many recipes from that site and they have all been spectacular. The best part is how in-depth they go into why the recipes work.
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by sosborn 10y ago
I've had chicken sashimi. It was served with raw egg and it was delicious.
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> they do nothing for the user beyond the domain name I completely disagree. A well-crafted URL can inform users of the publish date, product category, headline, etc. without the need to click the link.
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by sosborn 10y ago
> Because inertia is really good at keeping you on that couch So true. It works the other way too. Once you get into the routine of exercising it becomes easier to work it into your schedule.
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I will never forgive websites that break scrolling.
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> If they can do it without training and education You don't have to go to school to learn how to manipulate people.
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> lately… Lately?
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How does the original question prove that it isn't healthy for us?
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> That's the beauty of renting: if you don't like your current agreement, you can find another place with more preferable terms. Not where I live. Rental market is WAY too tight.
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Taking care of the building is actually a lot of fun for some people!
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I find that interesting because Amazon is a "no impulse buy zone" for me. Everything I buy there is meticulously planned. It is probably an effect of living in Hawaiʻi - shipping can kill a good deal very quickly (and Amazon, whil
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by sosborn 10y ago
> but I so wish he said "Look Son, I don't know it's water, so I'm asking you to dispose of it" I'm sure he did that when he first started, but being berated on a daily basis ("Are you calling me a liar
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by sosborn 10y ago
The judgement is against the platform, not Joe.
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> In the industrialized world, where such infections are rare, this system reacts in an exaggerated fashion to harmless targets, making us miserable in the process. Are you talking about the TSA?
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by sosborn 10y ago
> I was referring to the good old 90s, where the web took off with home computers that were already running stuff like Win95 and people were not complaining about being clueless on how to use them. Even older people (>50s) has no big
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by sosborn 10y ago
> In Chrome and Firefox, you can't watch Netflix above 720p. Oh my god, the horror!
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> My $100 Global Entry (includes TSA Pre) fee is my hedge against the American public's apathy towards the TSA. I don't blame you for paying that fee, but doesn't that just feed the monster?
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> I keep meaning to write a replacement that just operates mostly the way it did until iOS 6 or 7. We should partner up and procrastinate together.

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