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by whall6 5y ago
I believe that the globe is heating up. And I’m not being snarky. However, I fail to see how climate change means food insecurity.
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by whall6 5y ago
I’ve never had a mango from Pakistan, but I lived in Cambodia for two years and the mangoes there entirely eclipse the mangoes sold in the states. It’s just a different level. I’m sure if someone is willing to go through that much effort to
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by whall6 5y ago
Why won’t anything else matter?
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by whall6 5y ago
Well, not yet it isn’t.
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by whall6 5y ago
Can you explain what the demanded sacrifice is?
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by whall6 5y ago
The country list was not in alphabetical order. That would be helpful
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by whall6 5y ago
Why is every other post on hacker news about climate change
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by whall6 5y ago
Strange that they make it difficult to pay them
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by whall6 5y ago
The question is: do you need money to live a happy life? My opinion is that you don’t. But to each their own. Maybe some people are saving because it makes them happy. In the article Nassim Taleb is quoted saying something about how it’s du
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by whall6 5y ago
Is there a specific school of design (or something I can Google) about low tech architecture designed for high temperatures? I live in Phoenix and while I’m sure this wind catcher technology would help in the months leading up to and follow
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by whall6 5y ago
I wonder if any improvements could be made to mitigate some of these risks considering we’ve had 50-60 years to learn.
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by whall6 5y ago
Just because the slippery slope argument is a logical fallacy doesn’t mean we can’t use our minds to foresee possible next steps.
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by whall6 5y ago
I don’t know the answer, but I love the concept of people > process.
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by whall6 5y ago
From what I’ve seen that’s the only role that product plays to justify their existence
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by whall6 5y ago
I’ve noticed that several times this is because the ticket writers might not really completely understand what they’re trying to say either.
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by whall6 5y ago
Investment bankers are judged for using the mouse when using excel. It’s a rite of passage to be completely mouseless
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by whall6 5y ago
Artists can have incredible bargaining power when they are so unique. There’s no backlash when he misses such a hyped up deadline because there’s no substitute for what he provides.
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by whall6 5y ago
I’ve always been curious about how delineating “queens English” affected other dialects of English
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by whall6 5y ago
Ya maybe they should change the rule to: whoever loses has to die. To make it more like real life.
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by whall6 5y ago
Right. Why would I seek a job if the unemployment benefits pay me nearly as much to do nothing?
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by whall6 5y ago
Because you knew every counter factual, right?
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by whall6 5y ago
I laughed out loud reading the small penis wiki
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by whall6 5y ago
Kind of gives me NYC Subway font vibes
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Volunteer to track internet speeds for the FCC(measuringbroadbandamerica.com)
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by whall6 5y ago
That would be cool. In order for a downvote to be cast you have to reply
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by whall6 5y ago
If you need to go through a boot camp to be able to use it, why not just learn to code?
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by whall6 5y ago
One thing that I don’t like is that I have to click a checkbox every time I want to submit a reply to a thread to the channel that the thread is in. Not everyone in the channel is notified in the same way when additional replies are made wi
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by whall6 5y ago
Agreed. Slack threads are unbearable.
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Also no mention that rural suicide rates are higher than urban
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by whall6 5y ago
I think this is stupid. Building a business shouldn’t be about hiring people to fit some platonic form of a company. You should hire people based on a market need for that role. While I agree that this is the org chart that most often organ

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