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3y ago
I know just my own life doesn't nullify the statement but all my friends were the same I mean outside but I don't know of them who has glasses as adults. This statement is confusing. And this is something I'm supe
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3y ago
Let me quickly ask you if Norwegians are seeing the same rates of Tesla mishaps as the rest of the world ( or atleast North America )? If you happened to be unaware all of these Tesla-skeptics ( atleast this latest round of skeptics ) are b
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3y ago
Are you going to just issue a proclamation without so much as corroborate it with 1/20th the amount of legitimate facts that article supports its case with? And we should take you at your word because youre more pedigreed? or enjoy mor
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wozniacki
3y ago
An excerpt from a WaPo opinion piece, earlier this year: But look outside this golden world and you discover a different picture. Real household income hasn’t increased for the past 15 years. The average UK household is 20% po
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3y ago
U.K. does a shoddy job of nearly everything - from wireless connectivity to infrastructure to healthcare dispensation - compared to even similar sized advanced economies. Just take broadband / wireless connectivity. Outside of London &
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3y ago
Solely addressing the mask use part of your reply, I've found that it greatly helped reduce the number of times I fell ill ( even mildly ) from things you list like colds, coughs, sore throats & fatigue. I can't believe that t
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3y ago
I fully agree that these alma maters shouldnt be fetishized. But this obsession is not without its merits either - some leadership positions are exclusively carved out of the ivy league bunch Things like Hedge fund CEOs and/or Presiden
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4y ago
With Italy, we may not want to use 'quickly' and 'cheaply' too soon. The collapse of the Ponte Morandi / Polcevera Viaduct was just a few years ago and is still fresh in the minds.[1][2] [1] https://en.wi
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4y ago
German delegation’s response at UNGA when Trump says “Germany will become totally dependent on Russian energy if it does not immediately change course.” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FfJv9QYrlwg
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4y ago
Same reason the U.S. allows all other sorts of privacy invasion like the White-Pages-like search sites that will gladly share ( for free ) your past 11 something U.S. mailing addresses you've resided at, the names, ages & addresses
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4y ago
Also this could use some mentioning Instead of having a single "inventor", the Internet was developed by many people over many years. The following are some Internet pioneers who contributed to its early and ongoing devel
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4y ago
It looks it stems from pockets of London inhabited by communities historically resistant vaccination and/or a traveler from a country historically resistant to vaccination who has traveled there. UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) e
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4y ago
SNL must be like bad quality candy that is so part and parcel of one's childhood that one can never quite outgrow it or fail to not cherish it, despite now knowing that nearly candy from any other part of the world has superior, wholes
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4y ago
This largely ignores the crucial role that the U.S. has played as global ensure-r of security, world order and enabler of global free trade. Peter Zeihan speaks at length about this.[1] For example Germany has recently said it would sharply
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5y ago
These kinds of all-or-nothing approaches are not feasible - even in high-walkability scoring cities. Just look beyond your city's micro-core and see how reliant people are on cars - I'm talking places as diverse Oslo, Norway, Rome
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5y ago
You mean on days other than those days when no trains run whatsoever?[1] [1] Due to failure in the IT system, it is not possible to run any trains today (ns.nl) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30901009
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5y ago
Even by the rich-poor distinction what do you call the plentiful White retirees of seedy S.E Asian places like Pattaya, Thailand & Dumaguete, Philippines? Some call them sexpats but that's a different can of worms entirely. They&#x
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5y ago
Youre trying to appear too clever. If you had not meant that you should have said as much. You were stopping just short of implying Joe Rogan invites quacks without actually using those words. This ship for this sort of gaslighting has long
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I've heard that USB C is inferior too but shouldn't this be a settled issue one way or the other ( whether Lightning is superior or USB C is superior ) especially on HN. Either it is or it isn't. Charging is way too importan
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5y ago
Are you saying that a) since such a cumbersome effort to weed out highly probable biases, that go unnoticed or unchecked, would likely be too prohibitively expensive for employers to undertake and hence any such lofty expectations
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5y ago
As with many other one-off cases in this & other threads, one instance does not a rule make. Just because your experience was fairly positive, that does not negate the general trend of such occurrences in hiring decisions among such pai
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5y ago
I understand your overall argument but one anecdote does not a rule make, whether in this scenario or any other scenario.
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Not to be alarmist ( then again when exactly does one sound the alarm !?! ), but the Australian army has been patrolling the streets, making home visits & serving "health-enforcement" notices quite publicly.[1] Other alleged i
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Californians are getting precisely the kind of world they've voted for. It's ugly, and it literally stinks. Yes, how to fix it is the question, but I'm not sure the people have had enough yet. The recall electi
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It gives you a general idea, how significant or insignificant an economy is and also roughly how many other moving parts of the global economy it has complex gears in. And thereby how many more fold damages can result from a catastrophic sh
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Also, a country with a GDP the size of the U.S. state of Oklahoma mind you (New Zealand's G.D.P 204,671, Oklahoma's G.D.P. 206,058 (in USD million, 2019, according to the IMF) [1] [1] Comparison between U.S. states and sovereign s
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The last good American indie film I've watched was Hereditary (2018) [1] and before that 'Blue Ruin' (2013) [2]. They weren't exceptional but when you're awash in 'swords & sandals', 'comic book&#
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Some would say access to restaurants / eateries / other forms of vended food fare establishments are no more fundamental than access to essential means of transport as cars are. No city anywhere makes it a part of its charter to p
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Anecdotal or not, there have been plenty of otherwise healthy young people reporting everything from palpitations, chest pain to arrhythmia https://www.reddit.com/r/CovidVaccinated/search?q=myocarditi... [1] [1]
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There are plenty of reasons to have a strong organization irrespective of whether it does what it says it does. 1. To silence valid criticism & gag public opinion. 2. To take advantage of a splintered population of insignifican
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