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by viewer5 12y ago
How come? It's just a stream of images, right? Though the power cost of transmission might be high, I guess; I don't know how these things work.
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by viewer5 12y ago
That's some crazy stuff. I wish you all the best when you re-apply!
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by viewer5 12y ago
At work so I can't click the link--is that game still alive? I played it a little when I was in high school.
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by viewer5 12y ago
I'm at my first job out of college and it's like that here (taking off if you're sick = PTO) Is that not the norm?
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by viewer5 12y ago
Do wireless chargers spend more electricity to charge your phone? Or the same amount?
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by viewer5 12y ago
There are also Monetary Instrument Logs (MILs) for purchases of cashier's checks and similar items for amounts between $3,000 and $10,000
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by viewer5 12y ago
Casting aside writing in French for 5 years, did your ability to write in French degrade over that time?
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by viewer5 12y ago
Is non-white bread different?
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by viewer5 12y ago
That's not what he's saying. To put wmeredith's point another way: The government and the people aren't governed by the exact same laws. The government can tax people, while you can't, for instance. He isn't sa
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by viewer5 12y ago
> antidepressants and ADHD drugs on the market even the though research shows they are actually worse than taking no drug at all What do you mean?
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by viewer5 12y ago
Do people normally have wifi enabled when they're out-and-about? I turn it on when I'm at home/at a friend's house, but otherwise turn it off since there's no wifi to be had, and it's just an extra drain on the
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by viewer5 12y ago
Udo said this: > But I highly doubt that you really believe this, because you're here, on HN, thinking about and debating matters that are far removed from the static archaic society whose values you ostensibly subscribe to. You did
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by viewer5 12y ago
Is the common idea currently that our solar system's formation was atypical? Or do you just mean "we just need to be sure that's the case" out of due diligence?
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by viewer5 12y ago
I listen to the One Shot! (comedy rpg) and Critical Success (improv comedy) podcasts while I program and stuff without too much trouble, while keeping up with what's going on. If I have to really stop and focus on something, I'll
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by viewer5 12y ago
Without delving into a bunch of scientific papers, how could I go about considering how my dietary choices influence my microflora for better or worse?
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by viewer5 12y ago
Yep, the converters do their best to translate your save at the end of one game's timeline into a new save at the beginning of the next game's timeline. It's really cool. I say 'do their best' because different game
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by viewer5 12y ago
Ah, I understand now. I read your original comment as "Pink Lady is a bunch of different kinds of apples, all under one label".
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by viewer5 12y ago
Looking at my university's campus, I'm pretty positive this map files them under the "Asian" category.
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by viewer5 12y ago
I read the article, and I don't see where it says that Pink Lady isn't a variety. It mentions the marketing that Pink Lady is sold under, but I don't see where it contradicts the assumption that Pink Lady is a variety of appl
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by viewer5 12y ago
Can I ask what you hated about The Alchemist? I heard it as an audiobook on a road trip (read by Jeremy Irons) and loved it, as did the people traveling with me. But I ran into some people who hated it, because they saw it as a mystical sel
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by viewer5 12y ago
I'm sure some people are like that, but you can hardly say that most techy folks do that.
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by viewer5 12y ago
What would the 4th dimension coordinate of your models even represent, though? I'm having trouble wrapping my head around it.
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by viewer5 12y ago
Wait, can not everyone hear that sound? It's not enough to bother me, but it's definitely noticeable.
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by viewer5 12y ago
It's funny, the defense is swooning over me, while I feel more sympathetic (just based on the prompt given, obviously I don't have any evidence) with the prosecutor.
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by viewer5 12y ago
Why do you say that? It seems like an important thing to keep track of, for people who you don't keep in regular contact with. Prevents "Who the heck is Greg Bobberton?", if you can just look and see "Greg Bobberton: tha
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by viewer5 12y ago
Really? That's interesting, that never happened to me.
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by viewer5 12y ago
"Food stamps" now are actually a debit card called an "EBT" card, at least in my state (not sure if the food stamp program is state-by-state or national), which is nice and discreet.
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by viewer5 12y ago
Sounds like something the advertisers wouldn't be very happy about...
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by viewer5 13y ago
Why ironic?
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by viewer5 13y ago
I interviewed for a job at IBM, and found out the answer to this question: IBM requires its employees to come up with patents for IBM, and gives the employee a bonus for doing so. It's completely stupid.

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