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ajhurliman

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    Making a note of Samsung; I've had the worst time looking for large, dumb monitors. I've returned about 4 now due to the obnoxious boot times, incompatibility, menu trees, ads(!), …

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    Comment #41947992

    Seems wild right? Would you believe that there’s a male contraceptive that’s been actively used in other countries successfully for over a decade, is easily and painlessly reversib…

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    Comment #41947588

    GLP1s have been on the market for at least a decade, they’re pretty well studied at this point. Their sudden popularity is due to the FDA allowing it to be prescribed for obesity (…

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    Comment #41853605

    I honestly think their leadership could be replaced with an LLM at this point.

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    Comment #41674012

    This is just an ad for Signal. There’s nothing really coherent about her take, she just sees the entire world through the lens of surveillance so she’s trying to shoehorn today’s h…

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    Comment #41330342

    This blows my mind that they're actually pursuing this, the two complaints are that they schemed to decrease competition among landlords and that they monopolized commercial revenu…

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    Comment #41274393

    That first article entirely revolves around some random finance bro’s idle speculation in a YouTube comment. It blows my mind that people are so trusting of obvious guess work give…

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    Comment #41125972

    I’m not making fun of them, I really like them. I also appreciate the shared vocabulary; in conversations with good actors they’re very beneficial. However, I stand by my statement…

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    Comment #41120749

    You get paid cash in lieu of RSUs to bring your early years' TC up to what you signed up for, you could just buy AMZN with you cash if you wanted to.

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    Comment #41120715

    I really like Amazon's LPs, but I think they're often stretched to accommodate whatever opinion one has.

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    Comment #41057272

    Every attempt I’ve made to interact with Lexis Nexis has been a nightmare. Honestly though, what does a publisher of laws do these days? Couldn’t the government just say “actually …

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    Comment #40909328

    Location: Tempe, AZ Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Full stack web developer: React, React Native, Redux, NextJS, JavaScript/TypeScript, Node, some Go, some pytho…

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    Comment #40663947

    Maybe they meant the university

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    Comment #40543564

    How would you handle it? Give them a stern talking-to?

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    Comment #40207346

    I always thought Google+ should've ditched the "dislike" button for a "nonplussed" button.

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    Comment #40018131

    I think you’re operating under the assumption that all people should live in big cities. I think it’s fine if cities get too expensive; people just need to wake up to the idea of “…

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    [flagged]

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    Comment #39675938

    Tbh it’s a fair question, but we haven’t seen a rapid escalation of incidents in planes from those manufacturers. So I’d venture the guess “not as bad as Boeing”

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    Comment #39618508

    >20,000 https://blog.kagi.com/celebrating-20k

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    Comment #39612160

    It’s a monthly subscription that apparently a lot of people are willing to pay for, feels like an honest business which is shocking in tech.

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    Comment #39611603

    Kagi is head and shoulder better at finding things that are useful. Google is going the way of AOL.

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    Comment #39599285

    Yahoo (they’re just a portfolio now right?)

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    Comment #39586441

    Please don’t do that; this is a place for educated, civil people to discuss the nuances of our age, not a political flame war.