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yhoneycomb
5y ago
Pretty fun! Seems kind of weird to say you’re 0km away tho. Maybe put a bullseye emoji instead?
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Somehow I'm really surprised that I'm not the only one who adds "site:reddit.com" or "site:reddit.com/r/specificSubreddit" to my Google searches
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History of the University of Washington Resident Physician Union
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yhoneycomb
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This game is simultaneously more stressful, less challenging, and less fun than wordle. I especially hate the timer
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yhoneycomb
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In what way is the WHO “dysfunctional and corrupt”? Everyone I know with ideas like that seems to have a very questionable world view.
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The irony in the fact that his resignation tweet was an image of text, designed to get around the character limit, was not lost on me. You want Twitter to be the most transparent company? Maybe start by making it accessible to the visually
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yhoneycomb
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And I would think that bad actors scale exponentially. It seems like it would be morally easy to steal from someone you have never met and will likely never see again. Much harder to steal from someone in a small community where everyone kn
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Sounds like the city you’re in needs to fix its bike lanes rather than continue blaming cyclists
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RocWiki, the Largest Local Wiki
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I think the powers that be feel a lot more secure nowadays in their ability to stop a violent revolution since they can track everyone online.
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Not sure if it’s any worse than the pre-internet days, with print media making everyone believe that there was only one single truth. Nowadays you hear a lot more diversity of opinion rather than just ISRAEL GOOD (ie, Israel maybe isn’t the
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Not sure why this is a problem. They could ONLY sell Amazon-branded items on their website if they really wanted to. It's their store.
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yhoneycomb
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Bing has had an excellent one for years already
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Wow! I had no idea, that's awesome!
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yhoneycomb
5y ago
Not seeing how being a chemist makes you a medical expert but ok
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Bee Dance Game
(askabiologist.asu.edu)
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Could also be that more and more people are child free, which makes them less reliant on a job.
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They literally made an anti-trust exemption just for the match system.
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Happened to me. Another med student and I (both male) introduced ourselves to to the patient and asked if it would be ok if we observed her fibroid removal surgery. She consented. Then, after the patient was anesthetize but before surgery,
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“Political power flows from the barrel of the gun.”
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That sounds right. Same end result either way.
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Medical residency for newly graduated medical doctors is another academic training program where abuse runs rampant. Basically, the residency program owns you for at least 3 years (often more) and the only protection you have is that you ca
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Am I the only one who really hates it when people name their projects after actual words? Just makes it incredibly hard to search for later.
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> I bet that if instead of having people go through security at sporting events, you had them all do 20 push ups, you'd save more people from dying of heart disease than would die of terrorism. Or you would encourage the already-sed
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5y ago
good for everyone
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Why is the North Atlantic even aligned in the first place?
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Not sure how that’s a mundane crime when it’s literally stealing
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I think it's so interesting how this guy asked pretty rudimentary questions and got such an amazing response. I wish the tech community could be just as nice to newcomers.
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yhoneycomb
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Good old US. Land of the free. Canadian border agents are equally bad, in my experience. Guess it's just part and parcel with living in the Anglosphere.
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This just seems so dystopian to me
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