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yesfitz
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Is there a common thread between the men you describe beyond their gender? I haven't experienced what you described since I was socializing with programmers and scientists on the East Coast. Now most of the men I socialize with are art
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This is covered in the Introduction. They apply the ink/dye to a surface and then use a laser on it, leaving the graphene behind.
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Great question. I think it's informed by what happened to Keiko, the whale from Free Willy, who was never really "free"[1], even after his release. Another risk could be if Wikie and Keijo managed to successfully with a wild
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They use BNPL and credit cards. BNPL is a way to get more credit when your credit score is low and/or your utilization is high. According to the Boston Fed[1] BNPL users "tend to have low credit scores, minimal liquid assets, hi
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What bothers me about using GDP and Wages as a denominator or a measure of progress is that it ignores the impact of things becoming more expensive (except for inflation adjustments). In fact, if we paid more for everything except imports
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I read through the whole opinion piece. Which part matters to you? Because it's not obvious.
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You've identified some real headwinds that the community is facing, but I think the gubernatorial and mid-term legislative elections will shed more light on the future. Maybe research and cultural hubs like Iowa City will just need to
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What a fun exercise in obtuseness! I'll stand by my statement though and challenge the entire population of Earth to live in Iowa City at least once. The ball's in their court now. Imagine my crushing disappointment when only a fe
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Absolutely! There's no shortage of drinking and football, we are still a college town, but Summer's right around the corner and while the students are (mostly) away, the townies come out to play. The Iowa City Arts Festival or Jaz
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Everyone should live in Iowa City at least once in their lives. I love downtown Iowa City. Absolutely adore it. I've spent a lot of time trying to convince family, friends, and anyone who will listen to move here. It's everything
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I'll pretend you asked a few questions instead of explaining my work to me without understanding. 1. "Why can't you look at the AI notes during the meeting?" The AI note-takers that I've seen summarize the meeting t
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Oh gosh, thanks! I flagged it and then felt bad that it might be someone just unaware of the guidelines, but the sock puppetry definitely puts that theory to bed.
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Is Leexi's AI note-taker able to raise its hand in a meeting (or otherwise interrupt) and ask for clarification? As a human note-taker, I find the most impactful result of real-time synthesis is the ability to identify and address conf
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Hi @Pierewsa, Consider submitting some non-promotional links in addition to what you currently have. From the HN Guidelines[1]: "Please don't use HN primarily for promotion. It's ok to post your own stuff part of the time, bu
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This is well-intentioned and incredibly damaging. There is no amount you can pay to uneat an animal. How much would you need to donate to make it OK to throw your trash on the ground? For most people, the answer is "there is no amount&
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I posted the King County Library System's budget in the comment you're responding to. In 2024, they spent roughly $84,897,000 on personnel expenses, including benefits. As another poster pointed out, libraries have to do more tha
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I hope you meant "enormous" as in "commendable" because it's a fantastic bargain compared to what they get for that money. $151,360,905 of King County's property tax revenue in 2024 went to the library.[1] From
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The person you're responding to suggested Single Room Occupancies, flophouses, etc. are a better alternative to sleeping rough (on the street). You suggested that flophouses are worse than a proper room. Both of these things can be tru
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Anyone have some confident speculation on who this service is targeting? It seems like the goal here is to be fast, reliable, and predictably priced. A lot of the scenarios I'm coming up with are negotiable on at least one of those poi
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https://www.nature.com/nature-index/institution-outputs/unit... According to the Nature Index, Harvard is the top research-producing institution in the United States, and second in the world (but still highest res
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Did any of the article that I didn't include in my comment impact your opinion?
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I found the answer to your question by opening the article and using Ctrl+F to find the word "tax". Here are the excerpts: >"In an episode of the Strong Towns podcast, [Stacey Mitchell, co-director of the Institute for Loc
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~Meta: It may be easiest to read the 38 page PDF explaining what's special about this typeface. You can do this by clicking the eye glyph in the bottom-right corner of the screen, then "Get PDF". You can also read it online b
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What did you find interesting about it?
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What did you find interesting?
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I'd like to provide you with some constructive feedback on your comment: 1. You should include what you think is interesting about the large language model's ability to solve the word puzzle. It's not obvious to me as a reade
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Good luck with the experiment! I'd recommend trying oat milk too. It's cheaper than almond (usually) and much creamier, but there's not much protein either. If you're amenable to soy, soy milk has a lot of protein, and t
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There's so much to respond to that I'm afraid I'll have to use a list. It's not conducive to conversation between us , but other readers may appreciate it. 1. We're talking about dairy. To my knowledge, humans are t
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Dairy products are the most easily replaceable in your diet, especially due to the ever increasing alternatives and availability thereof. If you can acknowledge that some part of the dairy industry might be cruel, you can do your part to st
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Why do you think the inverted pyramid doesn't work for longer form? If you have multiple points that don't both support a larger point, they should probably be split into two separate essays. Your first example could be the start
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