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by zhte415 3y ago
I believe it's in testing. And appreciate that the word "testing" was used seven times in the short post.
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Thank you!
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Is this saying something it isn't? Universal local government services app?
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...or, has facilitated a large number of contributions to the site in terms of posts, comments, votes, views, community building and fluidity, and user stickiness. I can't see the relationship between Apollo and Reddit as singularly on
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> I was amazed when living in SF how many of the homeless are not locals. Not even Californians! Source? Because this seems to be banded around in comments without anyone sourcing. I dropped this actual source [1] in another comment, tha
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by zhte415 3y ago
> Martin cited a study from May 2018 by the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority, which found 75 percent of the people on the street in Los Angeles County had a home in that same county before they lost it. It also showed that 65 perc
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by zhte415 3y ago
HP ink for my printer. Apple licensed strap for my watch. Next... Nike licensed shoelaces for my shoes?
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The Sleeper Train Awakens(politico.eu)
2 points by zhte415 3y ago|0 comments
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Holding me back from posting updates of what I had for breakfast is the problem of private key sharing with services that I can use in order to post updates of what I had for breakfast. A client or service will inevitably be compromised. A
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> Encouragingly, the recently passed EU Digital Services Act (2022) mandates that large online platforms offer a non-algorithmic way of viewing content, such as a reverse-chronological feed [Vincent, 2022]. This development may soon make
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Would the cost of running the system be reduced if it were changed? If not, the cost would need to be accommodated where the interest's been lost. I don't see a net cost reduction. Perhaps there's a welfare effect, I don&#x2
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Sets of combinations of attendees at scrabble conventions?
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That's what they said at the start of the sequel.
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An alien, that was released 44 years ago today. Did it survive? Did it feed on people? Was it captured for nefarious purposes, and are there still more out there?
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by zhte415 3y ago
To echo others on writing style, it's very lucid. This would be a fantastic coffee table book; not for everyone, but for a countable number of people.
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Why not backspaces, too?
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Common in many kinds of operations, it's quite prevalent in operations management and embedded in lean and similar methodologies. Here's an example, https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=rWg2oouZ2k0
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by zhte415 3y ago
Long been aware of but never used: https://www.cookingforengineers.com/ 'Never used' as I get a lot of pleasure tasting and trying myself, picking up tips via browsing bookstores in the past and YouTube or talkin
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by zhte415 3y ago
This post made me think of Martin Lukes https://www.ft.com/comment/columnists/martin-lukes
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by zhte415 3y ago
But what about... there are infinite but what abouts . Why not get the next model of minivan up? Perhaps it didn't justify the cost. Why not get a 2nd hand one? Or one from a different manufacturer? Perhaps the cost was affording the
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by zhte415 3y ago
I get > 0 comments > Comments are closed. Login to edit/delete your existing comments
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I read your comment and thought that can't be a unit of 1, it must be a typo and a batch of 1000. Then I clicked the link. But that can't be. Don't they appear in all kinds of things now, from washing machines to fire alarms
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by zhte415 3y ago
I check the sender. Looks spammy, hit spam. This also sends the mail to Trash. Then check the subject. Looks spammy, hit trash. This likewise sends the mail to trash. If it looks like a newsletter or subscription I don't want, I typica
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by zhte415 3y ago
It looks like it has a decent keyboard with some travel, edged sides of keys, though despite having six rows lacks PgUp, PgDn, Home and End.
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Cash does not have a negative coupon. Cash has no coupon. I feel introducing quasi terminology helps confuse rather than help. Index linked bonds, I think you're getting at the concept by talking about inflation, are linked to price ch
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Then 'we' would miss out on the learning inviting larger mistakes, more likely, at grander scale. That starting over isn't viable is powerful knowledge. The network, if you like, as a learning organism with chaotic knowledge
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Super news. I wasn't aware of this, so looked it up. Here's the Thunderbird blog for 'supernova' https://blog.thunderbird.net/tag/supernova/
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Frequently Asked Questions about Time(iep.utm.edu)
2 points by zhte415 3y ago|1 comments
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https://www.techdirt.com/2006/12/19/china-to-mandate-standar... Welcome to 2005 when arguments about 'uniqueness' didn't hold and we got fungible chargers that could be used with multiple devic
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by zhte415 3y ago
If an econ forum started a discussion of physics with discussion of what the ether teaches us, it would be quickly dismissed. Yet HN's fine, again, with the equivalent as the starting block, indeed highest voted comment, for discussion

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