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Many more inexpensive homes turnover, so a more accurate appraisal is generally easier to obtain. The wealthier you are, the more resources you can devote to challenging your appraisal. When taken together, you get a situation where more ex
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How would this safe mode work? Are you suggesting that the glasses be permanently affixed or able to deliver some kind of punishment if they detected bad behavior? Sounds like something out of Black Mirror to me.
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I don't care for the dash myself. I would have chosen something more like rel="shareable"
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This is not about creating a team but about managing expectations. Not that I'm opposed to that, just a heads up that this has nothing to do with building a productive team. With respect to managing expectations, I would go one step fa
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Dont just take thier word for it. Read https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/PragerU
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Out of curiosity, do you see the archive in question as being part of the problem or that it needs protection from the issues you raise?
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While I agree with the sentiment, I cant help but wonder who the real a-holes are here.
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uberman
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All the free tiers of the top products will allow you a days worth of coding if you are taking bite sized tasks such as defining methods and actually proofing to understand the results.
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1y ago
If you feel you dont need VC funds and dont need VC management and brand promotion, then dont use them. Note though that a good or even great idea is almost never enough.
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People here are different from others, so why not monetize that? How? With ads? The current system is set up so that no one gets paid and only the winner takes all. Well for the first part, no one likes ads, so no one gets paid and that
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Typically, people don't change out their browser/app. I know there is a vanguard of loyalty-fluid users out there but the reality is product inertia is real. Myself for example, will continue to use Chrome even though I have a hal
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I thought Emacs was an operating system :-) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35559146
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A friend of mine who happens to regret owning a yacht has told me on several occasions that he happiest two days in a person's life are the day they buy their yacht and the day they sell it.
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1y ago
Many utilities do pay divadends.
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Ui does not seem to work on touch screens.
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Mint in my opinion if you are coming from Windows. Otherwise Pop OS.
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uberman
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You forgot to make your footer links do something.
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1y ago
Just goes to a page complaining that HN is misnamed.
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1y ago
I don't quite follow your question. Are you asking if we need a new social media platform built using AI tools? Why would users care about your platform tooling?
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1y ago
When grade school teachers say: "I have a great class this year, I have 19 girls and only eight boys!" It sends a message. When boys are held back at twice the rate of girls, when an expert suggests that we are asking boys to be
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uberman
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Perhaps not to your face but certainly by society at large. What message do you take away from an article like this? https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/suffer-the-children/...
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This article made me sad. Not because it was mean or at some level wrong but because I feel that while it touched on the core issue here, it missed the chance to directly confront it. Here is an example. "The infrastructures of intima
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I was of the same mindset and did a similar test that also failed spectacularly. I asked for authoritative pros and cons on a subject in my field and asked it to cite sources. The pros and cons were ok, but the sources completely made up. S
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Perhaps some additional context might help. For example: https://www.cnbc.com/2025/06/17/solar-stocks-plummet-as-sena...
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So without it, it is almost impossible to say where problem your repo tries to solve.
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No, there is already too many measures of student progress as it is. The system should be simplified not complicated with obfuscated test results. Besides, how would these obfuscated grades be tracked? Naviance? PowerSchool? does anyone thi
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Well, at the very least you should update the overview page to say what it does or does not do and who the audience is. At the moment all I know is how to install it (something) with and without docker.
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If insurance was actually a valid justification, then VIP status would be irrelevant.
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I was whale watching in Hawaii and was lucky enough to see this myself. Captain said conditions looked good to see a green flash and I thought he was pulling my leg but sure enough it happened. It is 100x more impressive than suggested by
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I cant read the article, but in the face of it, I see no problem unless the friend was saying please pay for me as I'm poor. This though would be much more than hiding one's worth. I dont flaunt our wealth. Sometimes I pick up the
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