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artsytrashcan

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    Comment #37011539

    I have this condition called a recurrent corneal abrasion. Basically, my eyelid occasionally adheres to the skin on my eyeball and rips it open when I open them too quickly after w…

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    Comment #36922015

    What is the balance of driers with 4-years full time seniority vs employees in progression and part-timers/seasonal workers? Essentially, you didn't answer the question.

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    Comment #36921969

    Accepting this logic: a top-end figure tells you nothing about the nature of the progression to get there. In particular, it doesn't say anything about the relative conditions on e…

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    Comment #36921908

    It really isn't. State - really, conservative party - antipathy to Twitter is well-known. This antipathy was instigated by Twitter's role in incubating several large, progressive m…

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    Ask HN: As a tech worker, have you worked a “low-skill” job outside of tech?

    This is really a question for people who have several years experience in a "low-skill", non-tech position (retail, service, manual labor, etc.) as well as several years experience…

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    Comment #36870911

    That's not a huge range - a handful of missed answers - and, I believe, lower than it used to be. I distinctly remember being, at 1490, in the bottom quartile of "Harvard-bound sco…

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    Comment #36870573

    You don't really need them. An "average top rate of $49/hr" is like saying that the average top salary for a SWE is $500,000/yr. Great number; now, who is actually making it, and h…

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    Comment #36870462

    "Fair" does not mean "central, between horrible and tolerable". >That's obviously not feasible Your curt dismissal belies that it's actually not just feasible, but a necessity. I w…

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    Comment #36870401

    *Elon and whoever he owes favors to and/or is influenced by. (Owing favors and being influenced by others is a normal human person trait thing.)

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    Comment #36870380

    The Microsoft decision was based on dominance of a particular portion of the computing industry, x86 CPU-based PCs, not "computers, mobile devices, or VR". The equivalent here is p…

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    Comment #36870154

    The answer to that is simple: it was worth more to them destroyed than as an intelligence asset.

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    Comment #36870127

    This is spin on a bad agreement. I hope the workers reject it and push for more.

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    Comment #36870112

    I don't think so. The air conditioning bit was a big point*, and it doesn't look like they've moved at all since June. The deal says they'll put AC in vehicles purchased from 2024 …

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    Comment #36852795

    >I could understand this if it was acquired and then heavily censored This has happened. Impression count has been decimated for anyone without a check. Bonus points if you've ever…

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    Comment #36852308

    It's analogous to the MS/IE/Netscape situation 20 years ago. They would lose/have to settle on similar grounds, I suppose.

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    Comment #36759821

    My high school language was Japanese. Attempting European languages in adulthood, I'm always thrown off by the object-verb order. My brain subconsciously skips over the action, hea…

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    Comment #36759749

    AFAIK Japan is a high-trust, high-context society. It is difficult to break into social groups or make new acquaintances, while the infrastructure necessary for living a "solitary"…

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    Comment #36703940

    If you're adventurous, I have a like-new DDR mat that's been sitting in a storage unit.

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    Comment #36639095

    That's not necessarily true. People have borrowed against higher land values and built more expensive housing with higher-end finishes. That was the whole "flipping" craze; the con…

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    Comment #36633481

    Tear the entire thing out and replace it. You have to understand that housing (separate from land) isn't so speculative in Japan, however; a "worn out" bathroom is likely in a hous…

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    Comment #36633450

    https://fortapro.com/wc-and-bathroom-pods These guys? (If so, then, woah, this is the first time in literally years that Google Search has successfully returned a first-result win.…

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    Comment #36633358

    And PP only profiled one company. It's almost certainly being perpetrated by others. The company my own property manager uses once boasted in their promotional literature that usin…

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    Comment #36633022

    "New development" covers a wide range of development types . Most of the types that are "allowed" to be developed - per regulation, public investment, what does and doesn't trigger…

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    Comment #36594580

    They're slowly ruining the vibe. Several stations raised the intensity of the lighting, painted the cement coffers, changed the warning lights from yellow to red, and some have eve…