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teh_infallible
5y ago
It’s ironic that the largest advertiser is concerned about misleading content.
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5y ago
Yes! I had those as a kid. It was like mazes that kept getting harder, like I had to find a solution but can’t. Very unpleasant in a way that’s hard to describe.
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5y ago
I think the amount of revenue generated per user is considerably more than anyone would pay.
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5y ago
The symptoms remind me a bit of nitrogen narcosis, which affects scuba divers at deep depths. I have heard it makes people paranoid. One dive master told me about a diver who tore out her regulator and swam frantically towards him, signalin
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5y ago
“Leading causes of death” being medical incompetence, which is the third largest cause of death in the US
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5y ago
I think similar issues would arise in space. I suspect living on a spaceship would be like being in prison
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5y ago
^^ You would think a group of engineers and founders would see that, and yet HN remains stubbornly, irrationally anti-crypto.
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5y ago
In the US, if you have a baby in the hospital, they take the placenta and sell it for the stem cells. We asked for the placenta and were told, “They took it to pathology, and really don’t like to give it back after that,” or something along
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5y ago
You can be smart, intelligent, and educated without being wise. In fact, it’s the norm.
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6y ago
The article said they were trying to combat dengue, and that it affected about 60 people.
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6y ago
“ last year the U.S. government pulled 13 million people out of poverty with a few million strokes of the autopens” I am pretty sure the government forced more people into poverty with the lockdowns. To treat the stimulus checks as some min
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6y ago
The SEC has long been selective about which rules they enforce and when.
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6y ago
This list is quite similar to what Amy Hoy talked about in her 30x500 course
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6y ago
I think you need to be attuned to your own emotional state before you can perceive and respond to the emotions of others.
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6y ago
Agreed. Overuse of these words trivializes the actual conditions they originally described.
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6y ago
The word “addiction” is overused in my opinion. Bad habits are not addictions. An addiction is something which actively harms you, but you can’t stop doing it. Yes, you can argue social media is harmful, but it generally does not cause peop
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6y ago
A single government can’t do it, which is why bitcoin still exists.
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6y ago
Even in developing nations, I think the parent commenter’s point stands. Does living in a poor country mean it’s ok for information to be tattooed in your skin, in a format you can’t read or share, against your objections?
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6y ago
“First, do no harm.” Isn’t it irresponsible to ignore people’s reports of side effects?
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6y ago
Ars Technica was great before it became an online shopping catalog
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6y ago
You can’t argue with propaganda. Questioning vaccine safety on a “big tech” forum is wrongthink.
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6y ago
The cellular changes sound impressive, but does this translate to actual youthfulness for the person? They left that part out, and it seems relevant.
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6y ago
If you are asymptomatic, why would you be a patient?
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6y ago
To be fair, bitcoin cash is not “largely unrelated to bitcoin.” They have the same transaction history up until the split. They are basically brothers who hate each other.
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6y ago
Addresses do frequently get reused, though- people send to the same addresses, and last time I checked, the bitcoin.com wallet defaulted to reusing receive addresses
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6y ago
If locking everyone in their homes and pressuring them to wear surgical masks everywhere were “common sense,” they would be common practices already. They make no sense from a health perspective. The idea that healers should wield total pow
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6y ago
I thought this was going to be about Tartaria :)
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6y ago
The pi lets you work without google spying on you. That’s why I want this as an alternative to a Chromebook. My kids can learn computing without feeding data to google.
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6y ago
I have always thought, and still think that Dyson Spheres are an absurd idea.
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6y ago
Hold my beer..
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