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Molitor5901
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About Molitor5901
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Comment #49195123
IMHO the secret to making friends as an adult is to constantly put yourself in situations where you are forced to interact with others without any overarching elements of dating, s…
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Comment #49185951
You might consider MX, it has a much lower footprint for eating ram.
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Comment #49184627
Rates up, rates down, I'm so confused. Too much liquidity supposedly means inflation, too little liquidity means deflation. Would not lower rates mean more consumer spending, there…
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Comment #49074336
Personal experience: Exercise did not help with my severe depression. Out of sheer desperation, I started exercising and eating way better. My health improved significantly, droppi…
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Comment #48722180
https://archive.ph/gD5K3
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Comment #48721743
That is the loop hole IMO and that's how they will get around it.
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Comment #48719285
Aren't far-right parties opposed to government control and censorship? Ideally a provider should be politically neutral, but I'm wondering if it's preferable to have one that is op…
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Comment #48558595
or use bluesky
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Comment #48238360
That's a really good idea. I only worry about invalidating a warranty. As soon as the dealer finds out..
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Comment #48207219
My experience with hybrids have been.... mostly positive, good mileage, Toyota's drive very well, but.. I would not buy one for one pedantic, silly reason: I hate the government ma…
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Comment #47769842
If you're interested in grocery store economics, I strongly recommend: The Secret Life of Groceries: The Dark Miracle of the American Supermarket by Benjamin Lorr, and Grocery: The…
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Comment #47663357
This is a really good point. I'm surprised the box office cannot print it for him for a fee at Will Call, which might be the solution here.
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Comment #47629512
Interesting point from the article. "The importance of the move may be largely symbolic at this point, as it does not apply to generic medicines - the most commonly used medicines …
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Comment #47601355
Fellow panelist David Lubarsky, MD, MBA, president and CEO of the Westchester Medical Center Health Network, said his system is already seeing great success in deploying such techn…
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Comment #47601260
Too close for comfort.. I could believe this was true just about any other time..
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Comment #47543774
QuickTime and FaceTime are useful but I never thought of them as especially innovative. HyperCard, OSX, the phones, those really moved things forward independently of the rest of t…
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Comment #47402556
Does anyone remember Ingress? I always wondered what it was we were training by playing that game.
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Comment #47399888
My experience at a research university, albeit 12 years ago, was that many of my professors loathed teaching. Some openly expressed disdain for the time they wasted teaching when t…
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Comment #47341830
I think that dormant accounts, where someone has not logged in for, say, 2 years, does not post, does not engage, should be repurposed - with given notice. It's kind of the equival…
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Comment #47328686
Previously discussed. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47312775
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Comment #47240388
For me it was a Maryland contracting company, FH Furr, that does electrical, plumbing, etc.
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Comment #47240188
Related: Please don't make me talk to your AI pretend-human complete with Asian accent and background call center sounds. That's even more insulting that a chat bot.