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   by yial 6y ago

   2600 is by far the only physical magazine I will purchase when I see it on a shelf. I even requested that a local bookstore begin carrying it and they thankfully did. I currently subscribe to the digital issue, but I’ll be subscribing to th
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   When “Serious” Writers Write Books for Kids(lithub.com)

   2 points by yial 6y ago|0 comments
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   by yial 6y ago

   I think this is a great article, however, I think a more tempered approach may be to take online courses from a community college or similar to begin working on at least some gen eds. This frees you up to do some of these other things that
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   by yial 7y ago

   The author of article also has a plethora of books... the cover art of which are phenomenal. https://aerbook.com/store/mwl/
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   by yial 7y ago

   Appalachian Trail, I believe from context.
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   When the Self Slips(aeon.co)

   1 points by yial 7y ago|0 comments
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   by yial 7y ago

   The title is misleading. Their subheading is $190 in tools and a $2 chip.
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   by yial 7y ago

   Anecdotal, but you’re mostly correct. Where I live currently, there’s exactly one restaurant that has it on the menu for quite literally a 2 hour driving radius.
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   An Indian House By turning his gaze Bijoy Jain is creating architectural languag(nytimes.com)

   3 points by yial 7y ago|0 comments
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    by yial 7y ago

    William Rankin ? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Rankin
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    by yial 7y ago

    This is very fascinating. An interesting approach to some of the problems that elephants can create. Another interesting project(though in Sri Lanka): https://mrelliepooh.com/ Also - black tea from Assam is fantastic. How
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    by yial 7y ago

    Maybe they mean that the card was physically the same size, but the printing was scaled down to only fill half?
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    by yial 7y ago

    This is pure ignorance on my part, but do plug type doors seal as strongly when on the ground ?
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    The Worldwide Hunt for a $7M Stolen Car(esquire.com)

    2 points by yial 7y ago|0 comments
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    by yial 7y ago

    I have to admit, I read this and I thought the “lairs” bit must be satire... But no. They really are calling it a service to design lairs. https://media.astonmartin.com/aston-martin-automotive-galler...
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    by yial 7y ago

    I’ve had several claims without hassle through https://www.encompassinsurance.com/
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    by yial 7y ago

    This is absolutely one of my favorite posts by Sam Altman. I reference this on bad days, when I want to try to get things in perspective. I usually share it at some point with friends and people I am closer with perpetually... I also cann
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    The Beautiful Power of Ta-Nehisi Coates(vanityfair.com)

    1 points by yial 7y ago|0 comments
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    by yial 7y ago

    I have Comcast now as well, as they are the only provider to offer (barely) functional speeds where I am. For my “promo” price I had to get cable. I simply convinced them to not send me the cable box.
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    by yial 7y ago

    I think this is very correct. I asked some friends who are Indian and currently in India, and they replied with: “On this I would say that it will be expensive for the maximum population of India as the Percentage of working class people ea
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    by yial 7y ago

    I will recheck. I actually pulled them off an internal document from an NGO my employer partners with. I’ll have them recheck the data that they provided. (For income data ) But hotel front office: https://www.indeed.co.in/
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    by yial 7y ago

    From what you posted: “Lack of awareness: Many citizens are not aware of the existence of a statutory provision that ensures a minimum wage rate. "80% of workers earn less than INR 20/day or less than half of government stipulated
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    by yial 7y ago

    I agree, I think the government guaranteed wage is only 100rs per day if doing roadwork or similar. (Not sure the correct term). I believe in the Kolkata superb area, many people with a bachelors or equivalent only make $60-80 usd a month.
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    Warren Buffett to MBA Students(cnbc.com)

    3 points by yial 7y ago|0 comments
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    by yial 7y ago

    It would also be nice instead of just focusing on sugar, nestle focused on not using child labor in their cocoa sourcing process. https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/2019/business/hershe...
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    by yial 7y ago

    I remember having this exact some experience once before! I'm glad I wasn't the only one.
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    by yial 7y ago

    I like notepad++ because it’s light, there’s no formatting or similar that happens if I hit 1. Space or 2. Space Or I use a. Additionally, I like that I can hit new and have quick new tabs of notes (instead of new windows ) and that when I
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    by yial 7y ago

    I realize this is proposing that the birds depicted are not endemic to Peru. However, on the topic of birds endemic to Peru , the Marvelous Spatuletail is just amazing and stunning. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marv
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    by yial 7y ago

    I frequently still use notepads for notes, I find it actually helps me retain information. Additionally, when reviewing shortly after a meeting, I find that I can better suss out the truly important action items. Especially if things need
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    by yial 7y ago

    I would believe it's a tie to exploration. Quite literally "Age of Sail" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Age_of_Sail