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    Comment #46209906

    lol already forgot about bard like it was ancient history

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    Comment #46209876

    So awesome, reminds me of Wired's Found from Future series (I don't know why they ever retired it...continuing that series as a sort of fan fiction was the first thing I did with g…

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    Comment #45269816

    Great write up. Really appreciate the work from the teams at Shopify, Expo, and countless OSS maintainers pushing the ecosystem forward. Looks like the coast is mostly clear to upg…

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    Comment #45267445

    Agreed. "Turbo modules" could've also been better named

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    Comment #41640570

    Cool, now all Google has to do is make it easier to onboard new GCP customers and more people will probably use it...its comical how hard it is to create a new GCP organization & b…

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    Comment #40665542

    Ironically all of the macro fungi displayed in this article are very well known and common

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    Comment #32204842

    (1) Sign this petition to protect Monarchs under the Endangered Species Act - https://act.biologicaldiversity.org/onlineactions/5Ss6gxWulU... (2) "Raise the migration" - plant nati…

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    Comment #31240135

    Crunchbase | Frontend & Platform Engineers | Remote US | Fulltime | Visa sponsorship | crunchbase.com * Crunchbase is the leading platform for professionals to discover innovative …

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    Comment #29765504

    fwiw the intention of my criticism of the article wasn't to discourage people from learning about and appreciating fungi. My issue with this article is that it simplifies things to…

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    Comment #29764622

    Arora's remarks can be applied to any new food, not just mushrooms. You could have an allergic reaction to anything. Of course, but unfortunately many articles like this one fail t…

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    Comment #29763887

    This article offers terrible advice to novice foragers. It's irresponsible at best, even with the disclaimer in the opening paragraph. Experts such as David Arora advise foragers t…

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    Comment #29754176

    I've found there's really only one way to permanently move on, and that's by "letting go". Conceptually it's a simple technique, but challenging to put into practice. David Hawkins…

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    Comment #29630782

    The most shocking thing about this new preference is not the obvious fact that Verizon is blatantly trying to collect even more data about their users in creepy ways (or that it wa…