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IndySun

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    Comment #49232008

    This is awful. I went on a deep dive on Terrys site after that post. Full of sage advice, decent rss ideas, the astronomy page and the website, the options, colors all look fantast…

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    Comment #49134279

    I love the OLED entry there. Virtually what I do to all my friends' TV's when I visit. Yes, it's an annoying thing to do, and they're all "hey, don't change my settings..." at firs…

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    Comment #48980721

    Concluded is "...dose-response and thresholds in individuals with hypertension and other cardiovascular diseases. Because there is already substantial evidence of heterogeneous eff…

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    Comment #48939729

    https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=L23UJfvptd8&ra=m

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    Comment #48936369

    >...won't go in the more detail...various reasons... I wish you had said that in your opening comment. Would've helped me consider where you were coming from. I'm just making an ov…

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    Comment #48866372

    Thank you for that. Living amongst a language is truly an accelerator for learning one.

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    Comment #48865336

    >now I'm B2 certified in French Did you get there using only Anki? If yes, I need to persevere.

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    Comment #48865289

    Thank you. I cannot see the connection between the nerf analogy and being banned from Claude for looking up publicly available information via a non straightforward route. Are Clau…

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    Comment #48824616

    Thank you. That explains this nerf. But I don't see how that applies to the comment. Do you? It may be the nerf reply was meant for someone else or some other post.

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    Comment #48819533

    >Wild guess, but even if those creating the filters would agree with you, it doesn’t mean they know how to nerf the system only for the cases they want to actively wipeout. Thank y…

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    Comment #48815717

    >...it was a detailed conversation... Thank you for these post exchanges, I wondered for more detail, this helps. I mention how easily you can look up legal countries, their method…

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    Comment #48815506

    >Not really odd. You're commenting on my question to someone else? It's still odd, and the comment wasn't to you. I'd like to know the reason Claude gave, you may not possess the c…

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    Comment #48815321

    >researching Nordic assisted death and asking which drug exactly they administered (and what quantity). Odd ban. The countries with legally passed instances use similar drugs/proce…

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    Comment #48806734

    >CoMaps is better targeted to the needs of most people. Thank you. Both use OSM. The similarities are so slight I'd be inclined to recommend a region specific map, as is our friend…

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    Comment #48806657

    Great detail on norgeskart.no. Thanks for the headsup.

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    Comment #48801603

    Thank you. You've articulated a common flaw in almost the entire comment-based internet. I'm an idiot and come here to learn, from a genuine curiosity standpoint - that doesn't sto…

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    Comment #48798681

    Why is the cropped title HN's fault?

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    Comment #48798667

    I ditched osmand because the interface is so convoluted. Ridiculously so. Plus theres a facebook pixel in there somewhere, at least there was when I dropped it 10 years ago. CoMaps…

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    Comment #48798615

    A thought experiment. Cameras everywhere, zero privacy, some murders. No cameras anywhere, total privacy, probably more murders. If cameras everywhere meant zero crime, would you b…

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    Comment #48772660

    Sidenote, on bkurtz.io, tapping the burger menu opens 4 choices, one of which is light/dark look. Both looks are typical, the site is black/white (more or less). With dark the back…

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    Comment #48764701

    It was my intention to add some background detail, for anyone not aware, or wanting a side dive, about how BMI stands 'these days'. As such, it can be said the variables may be con…

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    Comment #48757113

    BMI, in many cases, is considered a poor measure of health. https://www.sciencefocus.com/comment/bmi-we-know-its-flawed-...

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    Comment #48736107

    I like his vision. Can you recommend a pod? The UK based Solid Community ones (and others, apparently) are 'experimental'. "To use this system, you must understand that we cannot m…