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choicewords

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    Comment #15455306

    Very much agreed on the exercise. I've been writing an article in the past few days that explain why movement is so critical to fighting depression. Still, this author's experience…

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    Comment #12686821

    Didn't Alexander die of poisoning, not combat wound?

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    Comment #12684823

    I feel bad for this developer. He's clearly quite driven, and that might have inspired his family to reach for the same success. And wanting to help, he gave his card, and now his …

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    Comment #12671225

    Wasn't this the exact premise of another HN article on dating, and how few choices are better?

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    Comment #12661994

    Exactly. You have an individual at the head of the corporation that has done fraud. Do you really believe that's going to change from this point? Most people would have enough sens…

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    Comment #12660188

    Because bankers are better at committing fraud and hiding their tracks?

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    Comment #12654231

    Interesting. Any ideas on how the bacterial flora interacts with the sensing small intestines? Would they react as well when the sensation of sweetness goes over them?

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    Comment #12650128

    I wonder if it's too late to short Samsung.

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    Comment #12650100

    Honestly, it hard to see why. She does have name recognition, but it's like Martin "I'll jack up the price of your drug and laugh about it"-type notoriety

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    Comment #12649062

    The reality is there is still plenty of hard, material stuff that needs to be made. Just look at SpaceX. It's cool, it's tech and it is most certainly hard material science. We won…

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    Comment #12649053

    Make AI startup, get acquired, quit, repeat

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    Comment #12649023

    My eyes. Good content, but very hard to read.

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    Comment #12649007

    You should have downloaded "Totally Not a Scam Pro" when it was on the store!

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    Comment #12648999

    measured on performance/risk on the Seller Performance and no one wanted to take a chance on you? i'm just guessing here.

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    Comment #12648984

    I'd like to say that it is possible to reach paypyal. They've even been moderately effective.

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    Comment #12630212

    I don't do that type of analytics, but what I can see is that's it's quite hard to hire a good FE guy. Backend can be hard as well when looking for specialized stuff like Elixir, O…

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    Comment #12630193

    I'm in the same boat. I'm no longer interested in the plumbing, much more the type of questions that can be answered with large scale data, and other types of efficiencies that are…

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    Comment #12629858

    I remember when there was a huge fight in Rails to change JS framework. Seems quaint now.

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    Comment #12629852

    There is a money issue. If you do keep up, you'll get amazing job offers. If you manage to really be on the edge, you can give talks as well, expose yourself as a consultant. That'…

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    Comment #12602299

    If you don't eat a lot of carbs, that means you need to eat fat during the day to replace it. Would you rather eat the butter raw, or with a cup of coffee?

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    Comment #12602291

    Keto (and any diet change really) will have effect on the microbio in our guts. That's also a likely large source of weight loss.

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    Comment #12602284

    https://www.reddit.com/r/keto/wiki/keto_in_a_nutshell

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    Comment #12542098

    Anyone know the release date?

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    Comment #12305485

    Not only that, but the parts he did replace are more expensive that his old car. In other news, a luxury car does not compete well on economics alone.

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    Comment #12122837

    I thought natural radioactive decay was sufficient to mangle DNA.