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Shengbo

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    Comment #35138055

    Weiss Distribution Method

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    Comment #35138033

    > will straight faced insist to you that they can tell the difference between stirring the coffee grounds with a tiny metal "distribution tool" I could probably distribute the coff…

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    Comment #25209787

    Try Notable, its basically a collection of markdown files that you can tag, search and organize. I really like it.

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    Comment #25209275

    These numbers are amazing. The fact that most of these aren't even native yet blows my mind.

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    Comment #24364206

    Halfway into the article it started reminding me of the informant networks of the USSR. Officers peeping through windows, feeding data into the system about the target's friends an…

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    Comment #24352171

    That's the way it works pretty much everywhere in Europe in my experience.

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    Comment #23925523

    It makes it really uncomfortable to use when you're not connected to a larger screen. If I'm buying a laptop, I want a decent screen for when I'm not sitting at my desk. If I didn'…

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    Comment #22226961

    SEEKING WORK | Remote | Europe, Budapest | Willing to relocate: No Technologies: JavaScript ES6, React, React Native, Redux, SQL, MongoDB, Redis, .NET Core I'm a full-stack develop…

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    Comment #21761132

    I like the idea of fancy cyberpunk cash but I feel like in the real world I'd be getting the worst of both worlds if I tried to use cash thats also a cryptocurrency.

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    Comment #21535436

    I've never had a good experience with swappable batteries.

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    Comment #21396738

    Plenty of others in the same archive[1], but you pretty much have to sift through it manually to find something interesting. [1] https://www.cia.gov/library/center-for-the-study-of…

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    Comment #19635569

    On my end it was completely unresponsive even to clicks until I refreshed the page twice.

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    Comment #19142266

    Based on the AMAs the founder gave on Reddit, it looked like a scam to be honest. [1] https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/uta10/iama_founder_of... [2] https://www.reddit.com/r/I…

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    Comment #18111516

    >Why would I see a doctor for a natural process? Waking up 2-3 times every night due to digestion issues doesn't sound healthy or natural. >it's unhealthy to sit for 8 hours, so it…

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    Comment #17960276

    This implementation has no value to potential attackers. Anything it could -if it could- help you with, you can already do without it.

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    Comment #17960191

    Why did you need to post 5 top-level comments to say that?

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    Comment #17867183

    The US is usually not the first one on lists of recreational drug use per capita. The biggest issue in the US is not recreational drugs but prescription opioids.

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    Comment #17643533

    I feel like there might be some room for sensible startups in the minimal dumbphone segment if things like "less pixels", "no features" and "makes phone calls" are actual selling p…

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    Comment #17355214

    Thanks, never seen anything like that in Europe.

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    Comment #16800701

    They could just make the English version available.

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    Comment #16419682

    This reads like an article you'd encounter on The Onion. >“[T]here are no tools used to reveal any sensitive information of any customer who has legitimately purchased our products…

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    Comment #16375411

    Cafés have always been a place for both socializing and working. We just switched from sketchbooks and newspapers to laptops.

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    Comment #16289697

    Wrong Hennessy, wrong drink.

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    Comment #16274048

    >Hungarian language complexity and propensity for 3D thinking are world renown Could you elaborate on this or provide a link? I've never heard about it before.

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    Comment #16235165

    I'd grab a stick of chalk and some goat's blood.