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zthrowaway
4y ago
Hamilton Khaki is probably the king of field watches at this point. Not cheap (quality wise) in the slightest :). Very good watch!
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This. Mechanical watches are happiest when continually running. If you take it off all the time and throw it back on once in a while, and it keeps shutting down in the process, it's not going to last as long as you think without some s
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4y ago
> even Rolexes and super expensive watches are supposed to go in every few years for servicing. Not so true these days. For example Oris (Calibre 400) and Tudor recommend service once every 10 years on their latest movements, if that. I
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4y ago
Perhaps the influx of thousands of migrants per year is overwhelming the system? Why can’t their population raise concerns around this?
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Came here to say this. I’m still shocked how many people including on HN have been fooled by the politics around this. I guess it works.
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I agree but this discounts the harm alcoholism does to those around. It can impact the family, especially children, who which in turn develop psychological issues that alcohol is used to cope with later in life. Continuing this circular iss
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zthrowaway
4y ago
Quiet quitting is a new name for “lazy”. Not a new concept.
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I would totally do this, but I have to have a smartphone for PagerDuty and Slack if I’m on-call. Which for me is basically 24/7 since I’m a SME in a few areas. I figure most of you are in a similar situation, I don’t see a way around t
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Couldn’t a contributor to the lack of evidence be that the CCP blocked a lot of discovery from being conducted, and didn’t release enough information? We’re never going to know due to that alone. Obviously the optics would be really bad if
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Democrats pulling this stunt on Trump in an effort to prevent him from running is going to do nothing but backfire. His base is more fired up than ever, and if they can’t vote for him, they’ll vote for the next populist.
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This is what infra/ops people are there for. I think a lot of the problems here are devs with no ops background having to maintain these platforms. It’s understandably daunting for those in this position.
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I would love this set up. However we have one team member who is a total cowboy, goes off on tangents and can spend weeks on a random idea than an epic/quarterly goal and we can’t get rid of him. So daily stand-up’s are our only way of
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This is an insane worldview. I hope you’re around to see the mental health issues this will cause on children who had their natural development destroyed by pharmaceutical companies and dumb parents. There’s nothing bigoted about this, and
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4y ago
Unfortunately all those downvotes on Biden’s videos on the White House channel right after his inauguration were effective.
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https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/return-youtube-dis...
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4y ago
China bot galore. Lol.
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4y ago
Absolutely. We need to put our focus higher up the stream.
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Isn’t it also a drug problem? Boiling it down to just housing doesn’t seem like it will fix anything. There’s way too many factors. If someone living in a home currently falls into drug addiction, there’s a good chance they go into financia
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It's as if we are no longer able to perform inductive reasoning.
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So the lack of food being imported from this export needs to be balanced somewhere else, no? This would mean no reduction in emission. Only emission within this locale. I guess that's a win to make local numbers look good. This is so p
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4y ago
Why is this on here.
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That makes no sense.
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This argument at its core is trying to justify at what stage of development this is considered human enough to protect. I think it’s a similar line of thinking as eugenics.
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An embryo I agree cannot survive out of the womb, but what an embryo is, is a stage of human life. It’s still a human. Let’s not start trying to decide who is human enough to live. In Colorado you can get an abortion up to 9 months. There’s
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An embryo is a stage of being a human. As you say, you were an embryo yourself. It's only because we can't see it that we feel it's not human enough and can be killed. The thought of not being "human enough" doesn&#
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> This is such bulshit! I know, a different opinion on a left wing dominant forum. It’s pretty wild. > First and foremost willing unprotected sex is not the only reason for getting pregnant! Contraceptive are not 100% effective and th
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Rape is less than 2% of abortions. Even then, because my father was a horrible person I shouldn’t have to die for it. We don’t need to use rare edge cases to validate the 98% of abortions which are out of convenience. I’m not talking about
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The mother decided to have unprotected sex. There’s a reason women get pregnant. This isn’t some magical thing that is forced on women. Cause and effect. The body inside her body is not hers. Unfortunately biology does not conform to our fa
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Many don’t believe this is a human right, and you enforcing this on them is going against their will. This is authoritarian.
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Mummified baby woolly mammoth found in the Yukon
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