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Comment #48864799
Bending Spoons acquired Evernote: "What is Bending Spoons? The little-known AOL and Vimeo owner that's now public" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48799966
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Comment #48644307
(While it's clear you've done a ton of your own research for your own case.) Steve Kerr's advice after his own back surgery complications (albeit microdiscectomy, not a laminectomy…
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Comment #48618356
Not something I need for public speaking. But what a godsend propranolol has been for a contentious work situation causing extreme anxiety. Wonderful to take ahead of a scheduled m…
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Comment #47560119
Therapy can be basically paid (I would argue - false) empathy, and in many cases vastly inferior to less transactional relationships.
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Comment #44983893
> As a practicing Psychotherapist for over 25 years, I'm trying to find a therapist after about 20 intermittent years of disappointing therapy experiences. I find CBT trite ( https…
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Comment #44069014
I'm absolutely intrigued by your story and want to hear a fuller account, if there's any chance you are willing.
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Comment #43978685
Chai from a coffee shop or mix is a sugar drink, which is why it is delicious.
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Comment #43781918
Honestly - leave the whale, jungles, and over-touristed Tokyo-ites alone. Travel lightly, get a feel for different environments and cultures, then take that perspective to your hom…
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Comment #42347121
Savings and savings accounts are being conflated here. One can have a small amount a savings account with plenty withdraw-able assets in Mutual Funds etc to fall back on
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Comment #42281513
I appreciate Derek Sivers. (And he is active on HN, so - hi) Derek does though tend to act in, or advocate for, the absolute extreme. I remember an old story where Derek micromanag…
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Comment #41947819
I recall the cotton tees of my youth being stiff and terrible-feeling.
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Comment #41831956
One reason the most minor of collisions are so expensive to repair is that car designs no longer include bumpers.
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Comment #41267459
Totally valid, and agree.
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Comment #41267422
There are many possibilities around the candidate's behavior. They could be going through a manic episode, or autistic, or just a jerk, or scammer. OP handled it well, but two thin…
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Comment #38655873
“Your emotions result entirely from the way you look at things.” I wholly disagree with this foundational principle of CBT. Feelings of, say, anxiety or depression can completely b…
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Comment #38464090
I have never understood how the Consumer Reports model of self(reader)-reported reliability can produce can statistically valid results. There are many biases build in to self-repo…
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Comment #38092559
Parent post does not contain those fallacies.
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Comment #37166111
I believe parent is talking about time demands of the interview process, not the job.
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Comment #36989456
Pasteurized as in the meats are pre-cooked? Or are you possibly meaning pasture-raised?
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Comment #36908644
This mysticism about food only being good or authentic in one place doesn't match up with modern internationalism and global supply chains. There are cooks/chefs from one culture/p…
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Comment #36419131
Having a place to go when one has a tech issue is a huge value addition for many Apple users. Repairs can be expensive (the solutions will lean towards "replace the entire motherbo…
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Comment #35745570
The 300zx in the video appears to be non-turbo. (No rear spoiler)
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Comment #35417577
Popeye's still uses trans fats which seems pretty unconscionable given our current understanding of their effect on cardiovascular risk. https://fastfoodnutrition.org/popeyes/chick…
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Comment #34753445
I agree with the other commenters. How do you know how to identify healthy foods? What is a "healthy" food?