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Maybe a bay-area startup like Bird or Lime could disrupt the streets of SF by covertly dumping^H^H^H^H^H^H installing trash cans all over town. Or even better, put the trash cans on the back of their scooters and offer discounted rides to d
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BoughtMilk Settlement Payment Is Coming Soon
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Well, to be generous, Gilgamesh did suffer from a boredom so severe that his own people begged the gods to bring him an equal. After Enkidu showed up, he spent more time adventuring and fighting mythical creatures, instead of wrestling the
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Oh come on! This is either trolling or you just didn’t think more than 30 seconds after reading the word “sick.” You don’t even know what this person’s ailment is, but you jumped straight to them being an infectious person. Being able to wo
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Berkshire Hathaway INC
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I know that HN discourages low effort replies, but I have to tell you that this comment made me smile. A Bane reference that’s also on topic is simply chef kiss .
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5y ago
Does this strategy work with node modules that use native extensions, such as node-gyp?
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I’d cut the guy some slack. He’s clearly invested in this journey, literally spending thousands of dollars and decades of his own time. Personally, I think he should be free to do something reckless if it’s only his life at stake. After all
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I often downvote low effort meme posts, but the irony of groupthink here is palpable. I guess we’re all guilty
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That’s all well and good but IMO this isn’t inspiring any confidence. Japanese companies make some incredible tech that never finds its way off the showroom floor. And worse, There’s little interest in marketing their technologies to foreig
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I’ll trade all of that just for some free luggage carts. Charging for them seems to specifically be an American thing and it isn’t doing our country any good image-wise. I’m guessing the reason isn’t just profit, it’s also to pay for the in
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I think there’s several issues going. The first is a lack of funding in poor schools. Less money, less resources. The second is that just having money doesn’t necessarily mean it’s going to be managed well by the administration. Maybe that
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That’s a very interesting read, thank you. It’s a shame that the law only applied in full effect for 10 years. That’s barely enough time to fix a generation of students.
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All this gnashing over test scores and booster programs is just showboating. If states really want to fix poor schools they should make school funding occur at the state level, rather than whichever random zip code you’re born into. Serious
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I’m tempted to be flippant and dismiss the whole idea, but the author’s explanation are interesting. I did keto for about 3 years, at first to lose some extra belly fat, and then to manage my narcolepsy. It’s a really tough lifestyle, sort
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This is such a strange article. Immediately criticizing the FDA’s approval process as invalid and time wasting without citing exactly why. I’m sure there are limits to the existing process, so what are they, and what is it doing right? They
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Thank you so much for the kind words, and for taking the time to read my long-winded article. I had to cut so much of it for length, but I think you can fill in the blanks given our similar upbringing. I can’t say I’ve totally forgiven my p
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You’re almost living my life! My parents were less than thrilled with who I grew up to be. I think they would’ve been mildly happy if I married the first person I met and settled in their neighborhood, living out a life that fit into theirs
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Hey, thanks for replying. I can’t say I agree with your reasoning though. I’ve seen first hand what kind of damage a generational chain does to a family. Daughters hating their mothers until their dying breath, only to carry that same traum
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IMO, these parents are often narcissistic people who aren’t prepared or even capable of recognizing what their grown children want from them. Ironically, both sides want the same kind of acceptance from one another: “Will you unconditionall
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My biggest issue with Apple Maps is that I know it has information that it isn’t telling me about, especially so when public transit is involved. Apple almost always picks the worst route when commenting through NYC’s subway, suggesting tha
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Personally I don’t enjoy the sensation of the air blowing against my skin. It’s distracting and usually moves my hair around when I’m trying to focus on the road.
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Respectfully, I’m getting fatigued from hearing about climate changes. Not because I don’t care, but because I feel powerless to do anything major about it. For all the recycling I’ve done, a single factory can undo in just a day. Being def
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Personally, I’d aim for a new role at a medium or large sized company. Small startups are great if you want to wear a lot of hats and be close to the customer. Once a company starts getting around 50 people is when most of your job is abstr
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Seconding the Manager Tools podcast. I used to teach devs coming out of boot camps and half our time was spent on how to manage your manager. IMO, schools of all kinds need to teach their students how power dynamics are in the real world, h
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I would love to hear what you all think about addiction, or at least a lack of addiction. I’ve always seemed to have a very low pain tolerance, and over the counter meds just don’t do much for me. On a few occasions I’ve been given stronger
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Does anyone else want to rant about Reddit’s AMP pages that show up on Google? Oh I could go on about it… The managers at Reddit, in their infinite wisdom, decided that the preferred experience of a Google user searching for content on redd
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It’s a fair question. I can’t speak for all trans women, but the impression I get is that many trans people would prefer to think of their transition as a medical issue to be managed back into the gender binary. You’ll probably get varying
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I must admit that I’m apprehensive to give an answer given this thread’s…liveliness, but I’ll do my best. “Woman” describes a collection of chromosomal and phenological traits observed within an ongoing and temporal culture lens. A human i
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There’s a lot that’s already been said in this topic but I feel compelled to bring up the damage imposed by TERF talking points. The conversation goes something like this: “Transgender women possess an innate maleness that carries a non-zer
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