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adamredwoods
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About adamredwoods
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Comment #49173682
It's a profound thing to lose someone that intertwined in your life. I should know.
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Comment #48950226
Abdication syndrome.
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Comment #48810167
Fireworks affects others: fire danger, noise, lack of post-celebration cleanup. I've seen trash and unlit fireworks left in school yards that had kids coming in for summer school. …
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Comment #48809955
Not entirely sure, but this fire aligns with July 4, and has one death: https://www.wenatcheeworld.com/wildfire/update-numerous-stru...
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Comment #48652100
I am deficient, too, and take supplements (rare liver disease). I wonder if taking mushrooms soaked in the sun improves absorption compared to supplements?
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Comment #48580299
Great point. Scanning healthy people is one thing, people who truly need help (like myself) is another!
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Comment #48556507
The monetary advantages gained by AI are not going to the lower class, but rather a small group of wealthy people. Meanwhile data centers cause disruption in energy prices, water, …
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Comment #48542998
Lithium, too! In mice. https://otd.harvard.edu/news/could-lithium-explain-and-treat...
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Comment #48542907
Only as a reminder and a data point, homelessness rises every year, too. It's at record highs. (Caveat: homelessness data is difficult to calculate.) https://endhomelessness.org/st…
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Comment #48542289
To understand why the two are one and the same, is first to understand that the US is a plutocracy.
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Comment #48536193
I'm exhausted by all this tapping! Who knew cutting firewood was such hard work! /s
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Comment #48464838
Bold claim to say "no signs" based on non-contextual numbers. I think I recall somewhere that most jobs added were in healthcare. >> The May jobs report reinforced this with nonfar…
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Comment #48300166
No one needs to disprove, because no religion has ever had proof of an existence of a god(s).
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Comment #48275841
There is absolutely no god(s). It is a false fabrication of the human mind.
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Comment #48258942
I can't find that in your reference. Additionally, signed by Jefferson into law: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naturalization_Act_of_1802
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Comment #48254909
The United States was literally built on the idea of immigration. https://www.cato.org/blog/founding-fathers-favored-liberal-i...
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Comment #48153756
From https://sherwood.news/tech/hyperion/ >> Per the report, the package of tax breaks and incentives was achieved through local officials bound by nondisclosure agreements, quietl…
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Comment #47623184
>> The computers will come for all of our jobs eventually, but those of us who refuse or decline to embrace the most powerful creative tools we’ve ever been given will be the first…
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Comment #47594935
>> But AI has sucked the joy of the craft even in my free time. I agree, and you are not alone. Those who love the craft of programming are forced into a weird situation, and that'…
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Comment #47594806
A family member recently died from this. It was gut-wrenching to watch the fast decay of life happen, once full of life, then death, with three years. I donated to find a cure.
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Comment #47406942
I'm glad it has helped you. I've used it for some mild life experiences, but I am suspicious about sharing deep emotional experiences with a private company that stores everything.…
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Comment #47406866
Drawing is thinking. Organizational thinking. Viewing a problem from a different perspective.
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Comment #47009703
The co-CEO gives a terrible example. A developer is working while commuting? How clear is one's thinking skills during that time? How safe is that to deploy a production commit? Do…
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Comment #46936763
>> For me it's a highly rewarding and enjoyable activity, just like studying mathematics. Nevertheless, the main motivator for me has been always the final outcome There are two at…
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Comment #46936660
I agree with the nolanlawson's sentiment. What's interesting is many of the opposing statements here seem to be less interested in the actual code, and more interested in the final…