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by yawz 8y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if this correlation were true for most/all food containing healthy fats.
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Sony posts whole movie on YouTube in trailer's place(bbc.co.uk)
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Facebook is shutting down Hello, Moves and the anonymous teen app – ‘low usage’(techcrunch.com)
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by yawz 8y ago
Whistler | Boulder, CO | Onsite | DevOps & Systems Engineer Whistler keeps employees and companies safe by ensuring people don’t write dumb sh*t at work. At Whistler, we have business decisions made by business people, and technical dec
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Fair Workweek: Fair or Unfair?(forbes.com)
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by yawz 8y ago
Because partly, what can be recycled where is very confusing! Where I live, our recycling facilities can't recycle certain "recycle numbers". And they have a "no plastic bags" policy even if they have recycling numb
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by yawz 8y ago
> If we would create a spacecraft right now, we could only reach about 200 km/s, which translates into 6300 years of travel. Of course technology is getting better with time and by the time a real interstellar project will be creat
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by yawz 8y ago
Is this RPG video games that you're talking about? Or are you categorically against all role-playing games such as the tabletop ones that we're talking about here? Can you elaborate on why kids shouldn't play RPGs?
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by yawz 8y ago
Actually there are trailer parks in, I think, 4 different places in Boulder.
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by yawz 8y ago
I work in downtown Boulder in a tech startup. The tech and startup scene is amazing for a city the size of Boulder. After Longmont and Fort Collins, finally Boulder will be getting the municipal broadband as well. Nice!!!
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by yawz 8y ago
Hmmm... I was afraid that the system would be too complex/off-putting for kids that young. I'll reconsider. Thank you.
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Ask HN: Tabletop RPGs for 7-8 Year-Olds
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by yawz 8y ago
"cookie" sounds even better. I wasn't sure if it was "cracker" or "biscuit" :).
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by yawz 8y ago
Now... Someone who can really write decent fiction fast is Brandon Sanderson[ ]. [ ] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brandon_Sanderson
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by yawz 8y ago
I read them when I was around the same age, but a decade earlier than you. They pretty much had the same effect on me. Did you read anybody else at the same period? Koontz, maybe?
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How much does Netflix spend on Amazon AWS?(quora.com)
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by yawz 8y ago
I love the name! "Polly" repeats everything... and wants biscuit every now and then :).
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Two Huge Problems AI Could Solve Today(forbes.com)
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by yawz 8y ago
$10 in Colorado. I'm pretty sure every state has their own price for it.
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by yawz 8y ago
It's interesting to see the differences in the difficulties in starting a business in the US vs. Europe. It is "easier" to start a business in the US, but it is riskier because of the general weakness of the social safety net
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by yawz 8y ago
I think there are much better ways to handle reviews/salary increases/bonuses than annual or semi-annual meetings. I recently wrote about it: https://medium.com/@yagiz/to-bonus-or-not-to-bonus-5d825d958...
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by yawz 8y ago
"...and the data mostly remained on phones that accessed it. " Mostly?!?
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Job application tool PageUp suspects data breach(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by yawz 8y ago|0 comments
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by yawz 8y ago
"The best minds of my generation are thinking about how to make people click ads." --Jeff Hammerbacher
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by yawz 8y ago
10 is optimistic IMHO. The popular 80/20 rule is at work here. It's going to take a lot of time to get the rest 20% right. For example, how long it's going to take to solve the driving on the snowy roads?
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No, epigenetics and environmental responsiveness don’t undermine Darwinian evolu(theconversation.com)
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by yawz 8y ago
Isn't this covered under CPNI [1]? Something that consumers can opt out? [1] https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Customer_proprietary_network_inf...
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by yawz 8y ago
Isn't this covered under CPNI [1]? Something that consumers can opt out? [1] https://www.wikiwand.com/en/Customer_proprietary_network_inf...
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Mice with 3D-Printed Ovaries Successfully Give Birth(smithsonianmag.com)
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by yawz 8y ago
> a Merlot from a Sauv Blanc Well... One doesn't need to be a wine enthusiast to tell a red wine from a white. And there is quite bit of a difference between their serving temperature.

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