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by tsol 4y ago
>I'm not saying that Twitter won't take steps to prevent this. I'm just saying that there are a lot of scams that are worth more than $8/mo. In this situation it's $8 just to attempt to scam someone. Every time y
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>Problem is this: science is not democratic. The problem with this; who gets to decide what's right? The institution of science has had this issue before, and decided no one group is capable of always doing that. Hence it is decided
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by tsol 4y ago
I'm naturally a pretty anxious person. I can't give you business advice but I can give you advice on stress. I like to do things that help me control my anxiety. There are two relatively simple things you can do that will noticeab
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by tsol 4y ago
This is useful. Thanks
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by tsol 4y ago
Stimulants don't work for everyone. Or like for me, they stop working after some time.
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by tsol 4y ago
What's the opposite of global warming?
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by tsol 4y ago
It's really hard to measure that through the skin. Eventually it'll probably come with an optional implant for fancy things like that. Or at least they should
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by tsol 4y ago
They're lab tests, which means they are just testing in a petri dish. These ones are easy to use human cells with-- but they tell you very little about the effect of a human taking it at a reasonable dose
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by tsol 4y ago
>Most will require two government IDs to be sent in to remove 2FA and 1-2 week process to review & confirm. I've never heard of this. If I lose my number, can I still regain Google account access by mailing my info in?
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by tsol 4y ago
I think this is too simplified. For example, I don't care much for Stephen King(he's a great writer horror just doesn't do anything for me), but I still heard what he has to say on this due to it being posted on twitter. I pa
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Outreach isn't reach. It's different for people to know you versus people actually following what you have to say every day.
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None of those things include what stephen kings is thinking about today.
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You misread what I'm saying. Obviously I would hear his name but I would not be checking what he's posting about online. Which is clearly the situation for a giant writer like King.
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by tsol 4y ago
If it's not mandatory, then what's the point? You can already send text messages if the message is important. And since it's optional, both spammers and your lazy family will leave it blank making it useless to filter out spa
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>Last report is that everyone left by 10:30pm [0] That certainly sounds hectic, but this feels like clickbait. Being delayed by a few hours is pretty typical anywhere you may go with unforeseen circumstances.
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by tsol 4y ago
Tell us something about it. Why should I use this, and not a more established social network? I'm curious, but it seems really slow.
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by tsol 4y ago
Sounds like a valuable problem for twitter to play cat-and-mouse with. They literally make money for every try.
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by tsol 4y ago
I once wanted to be a journalist in college. Lucky for me, I had a teacher who was a former newscaster for the local Fox news station teaching a class on just that. Long story short, she connected me with someone currently working as a jour
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by tsol 4y ago
Except of the social networks I browse, stephenking.com is not one of them. So really no I wouldn't hear of him. I'm sure his die hard fans will though.
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While this is true, I think twitter still greatly increases his outreach. It's the only reason most of us are hearing about him. Otherwise, I would definitely not be reading his blog. While I'm sure he would have a dedicated audie
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It creates the impression of being reasonable and easy to talk to. Whether that impression is true I don't know but that's why it's good for PR
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So this is the same thing as having a check mark? It's a good idea, I don't know why they didn't charge for that before
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>I very highly doubt the healthcare industry would tolerate doctors wasting ~37.5% of their time (75% of paperwork time is wasteful * 50% of doctors' time spent on paperwork = minimum 37.5% of doctors time wasted). Doctors are expen
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by tsol 4y ago
Why is this greyed out? If you say aliens got lonely on here people will engage you, but if you say God got lonely you get downvoted. Honestly though, these discussions are talking about things past our knowledge. An intellectually honest
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by tsol 4y ago
I find these highly speculative theorizing about hypotheticals to really be a pointless exercise. At this point it's so abstract and theoretical, that positing a creator seems just as valid as positing what types of civilizations may b
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by tsol 4y ago
No, but you're supposed to understand that most of the people on HN aren't going to be dedicated against capitalism. I don't make much myself but I can figure that much out. SV is a capitalists wet dream.
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> My cofounder is telling me if I don't keep working on this startup (using the money out of my cofounder & me's pocket after the company die) You should establish what that would actually look like. How long would you guys
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The penis is the entire male sexual organ. The clitoris is a part of the female sexual organ. It would be more appropriate to compare 'penis' and 'vagina', or 'clitoris' and maybe 'glans'(I don't
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It was scandalous at the time, so it was strange enough that people in that day made a stink about it.
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Let's not forget, since history is so in vogue right now >Yes, it was 1958. But even back then, a 22-year-old marrying his 13-year-old cousin while still married to another woman was scandalous. And yet that's exactly what Jerr

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