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by wfme 4y ago
Perhaps we are reading different comments, but the parent doesn't read as sarcasm to me. Something else to be aware of is that the people responding here as doctors do not make up even a small fraction of a percentage of the practising
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by wfme 4y ago
No, you make a video with your own audio but when preparing it for publish, you add a popular audio track and set its volume to zero. This means your video will be associated with the track and may show in more feeds or searches and royalti
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Ask HN: Do you think in words or pictures?
16 points by wfme 4y ago|29 comments
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Follina 0-day allows hackers to take full control of computer via MS Word(twitter.com)
4 points by wfme 4y ago|1 comments
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by wfme 4y ago
This is super cool. The UI on the app could do with a bit of work - it’s easy to use but the text in the buttons next to the QR code wrap and cut off. The actual video works well. kudos!
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by wfme 4y ago
Yes, in most countries I think we are well past that point. What makes you think it is still a prominent threat that should be defended against?
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by wfme 4y ago
How many of these "tyrannical regime"s have you had to defend yourself against in your lifetime?
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by wfme 4y ago
My take away from those numbers is the drop in deaths per incident: from about 5.5 to 3.9. A 30% drop in deaths per incident seems like a big win to me. Sure there were more incidents, but the population also grew considerably from an avera
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Klarna lays off 10% of its workforce(techcrunch.com)
2 points by wfme 4y ago|0 comments
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by wfme 4y ago
You are describing transactional relationships, but there are other types of more self perpetuating relationships. Transactional relationships are built on the expectation for reciprocation, so every interaction is performed with the expect
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by wfme 4y ago
Love this sort of thing. Makes me think about visiting Iceland haha
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by wfme 4y ago
I enjoy the irony of calling the author “ tone deaf”.
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by wfme 4y ago
Absolutely agree. I'm not trying to say that everyone should start stealing things because it's _cheaper_, just that the "reward" of doing the right thing is not particularly compelling if someone is already partaking in
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by wfme 4y ago
The parent you were responding to stated that people are not really rewarded for good behaviour after childhood. I'm not saying your deed was not a good one. I am saying that you are monetarily worse off for having gone back to pay and
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by wfme 4y ago
Hahah right except that in this case the reward is purely intrinsic for returning to pay, while leaving without anyone knowing results in an extrinsic reward ($). "Being rewarded" is generally considered extrinsic otherwise you co
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by wfme 4y ago
Except that you would have ended up with a much better price ($0) had you not let them know at all. I'm mostly joking, but if you ignore morals I don't think this is the most sound counterpoint.
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by wfme 4y ago
Why is it any less sustainable than paying the same person living in the US?
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by wfme 4y ago
A lot of what I've read supports the hypothesis that memory is one of the most important factors when it comes to chess mastery. Sure, there are times when calculation is important, but the majority of play seems to revolve around patt
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by wfme 4y ago
Agreed. When talking to a doctor, you expect to communicate in terms you understand, or at least have essential terms explained in a non-condescending manner. It doesn't matter if they know a technically correct term for something if i
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by wfme 4y ago
It seems to me that the companies producing these chemicals have a very strong vested interest in _proving_ that there is no connection between the chemicals they produce and any kind of serious health effects. On the other hand, there are
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by wfme 5y ago
At no point did I say anything _should_ be on Reddit - I have no influence or say over what goes on on Reddit, but if you take a look through many recent posts, you will find massive amounts of mob mentality. Thankfully this kind of behavio
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by wfme 5y ago
Completely agree. Can we please keep the pitchforks on Reddit. It's so incredibly easily to point the finger when you really have no idea. I'm all for calling out their lack of communication, but picking someone you deem to be res
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by wfme 5y ago
Really interesting how well thought out something so seemingly simple is. Reminds me of a similar video on Aluminium cans.
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The Ingenious Design of the Jerrycan(youtube.com)
3 points by wfme 5y ago|2 comments
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by wfme 5y ago
I searched "How to make hot sauce" and the entire site seemed to crash. Other results were decent, but the UX does still need quite a bit of work.
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by wfme 5y ago
My experience is quite different to this. I’d be interested to know which features behaved differently to their documentation?
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Obesity of politicians may be a good indicator of that country’s corruption(onlinelibrary.wiley.com)
7 points by wfme 5y ago|2 comments
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by wfme 5y ago
> Do you still have to do social distancing, limiting numbers, limiting hospitality, QR checkins etc? Are people living in fear of Covid etc? Yes to all of the above in New Zealand. I was stuck there for some time after a short trip turn
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by wfme 5y ago
This article [0] points towards the reality being somewhere in the middle - more herbicides but less insecticides. > GMOs have been changing the way that pesticides are used in agriculture. Herbicide-tolerant genetically modified (GM) c
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by wfme 5y ago
I mean... add text and you can describe most of the internet and digital information in general. I don't think it's a useful way to make a comparison at all.

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