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by tsol 4y ago
This is awesome. An innovative form of social media before internet use was widespread.
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As someone fairly familiar with the medical world-- IME HN is generally very far off the mark about medical related issues. They don't understand that regulations in this industry are written in blood, and they often fail to realize ho
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I feel two ways about it. On the one hand it has a lot of potential, especially when you look at remote working as a group applications. I like the customizability of it. On the other hand, something about it gives me a headache just lookin
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It's like a lottery you can only play in the US. It happens, but it's unlikely. Unfortunately you're right being out of the US makes the less likely(although I'm sure it exists for at least one person in most first world
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>If you look up the top producers of insulin, more evidence that investors know how vulnerable the insulin grift is. All insulin producers crashed because of this? To me, that points it to being another cause.
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>Lets be clear here: CBD is not a CB1 or CB2 agonist (or antagonist, or anything else). I mean.. citation needed. That's the generally recognized MoA.
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Wow that's cool. Thanks for posting that
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Not unless someone has found a way to make crossing the street as stimulating as watching cute kitten videos. I really think it's almost a neurological type of issue-- phones are just so stimulating there isn't much in the real wo
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>The point of marriage is because you've found a partner you want to commit to. Your western centrism is showing. That's only a modern western view of marriage that commoners can get married for love. That's something that
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Many people still want to, they just can't afford to. There are changing norms, and at the same time changing access.
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Few days was a random guess really haha. There was that study where they found people's vision flipped after a week of wearing goggles that project the world upside down. Interesting to hear it's such a complex skill. I suppose I&
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This is called yellow journalism and it has existed for a long time. While I disagree with it(I get these stupid things and have to throw them away) it's the side effect of a free press. People who are too confident their side will rem
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The problem with this line of thinking is it's true and it's not. People said TV would make our brains rot. It didn't. But some people certainly are addicted. They said social media would make us lemmings. It didn't. But
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>Edit: 30k tweets since joining in 2020 hmm... My feeling is that all these cultural problems people complain about so often didn't really start with us. They started with our parents, or more likely with our grandparents. That&#x27
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Quick note-- https://gist.github.com/ritinkar8/4991a0770aa0363598aa7c5795... landing page I'm taken to after installing looks incomplete. Just a FYI in case you didn't know.
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There was a cool link curator service called StumbleUpon. You click a button, and it takes you to a random interesting web page. One of my favorite things about this is you can comment on these pages as well. It was fun to see other peoples
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But some gamblers have a larger share of the total market(lets call them whales), and are therefor incentivized to coordinate their actions with other whales. They also have more resources to acquire information on the market that may give
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>But she's 38, and she may have decided that even an 8-10 year sentence would make it impossible for her to have children later, so did it now while she's free. That's her decision to make, no one can stop her or anything,
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I've always wondered if I blindfolded myself for a few days and clicked a lot, if I'd pick up echolocation. The key is, though, for it to be useful is I have to be able to take off the blindfold and retain the skill.
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>a good EV that doesn't have the Tesla/Musk cult of personality baggage I'm not sure what this is. My dad doesn't follow the news very closely or know anything about musk. But he likes his tesla and it's reliable
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by tsol 4y ago
Interesting. This is a question I've been curious about before. How does it work for chains? Does each location need to be scouted out individually, or can you determine multiple locations at once?
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I don't know what it's associated with, but I see it randomly on all communities. It doesn't seem to be specifically a alt right thing
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Yes. Or at least some sort of limit on the number of stories in one day. Both sides of it are annoying. There's a reason they say 'theres no such thing as bad press'
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>Math used to be a young person game, but it now requires so much knowledge just to get to the frontiers of human knowledge, not to speak of making a dent into uncharted territory >The sad part is that as the trend continues we may re
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People probably aren't surprised as it's seen as par for the course now for big governments to do nefarious things for their interests. We're used to western governments doing it, what's the difference if Qatar does as w
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Why would you think that? It's water and starch. Everything a growing bacteria needs.
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Some people, I've found, really WANT to believe everything associated with Elon is trash.
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> Smartphones are just a tool, like any other, and can be used productively or unproductively. Are you allowed to carry any tool you want in school? If it has a real reason to be used in school then sure, but that's not the case for
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I always wonder how they look this stuff up when they're writing the research article. There's no database for the 'oldest plant to be sequenced' and whatnot that you can just look up. If you look it up on Google, who&#x
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Do you read just one book at a time? Do you have to plan out that time, or do you naturally find yourself choosing to pick reading over the alternatives? I used to love reading, but I find I hardly do it. I have to make it a point to make

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