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deeth_starr_v
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Comment #48791068
I'm in SF and have a car but I have called an Uber before to bring the stuff home when I just had a bike.
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Comment #48753159
Their Chinese parent
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Comment #48734570
Very interesting. I can also get Afib after many years of high intensity exercise
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Comment #48637693
Not really. They do it to sell to advertisers what you are watching
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Comment #48398923
I had it recently refused to explain what a snippet of malware was trying to do to my system recently. I asked what folders it was scanning. It refused and told me to find a securi…
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Comment #47784355
Well, it’s also the courts. The government recently tried to break up Google but the judge refused
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Comment #47243409
It’s hard to tell at this point. You’ll get two more cores and more memory but they moved to chiplets which could hit performance on this first try. Best to wait for actual benchma…
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Comment #47080446
I agree. While I really like the idea of being able to query some of this data, it's another system to maintain. I have a system where I use a calendar, physical folder, and notes/…
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Comment #46937761
Algal ALA has a different chemical makeup https://ods.od.nih.gov/factsheets/Omega3FattyAcids-HealthPro... Edit: I think you mean Algae (which is EPA) Edit2: My mistake, I read Alga…
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Comment #46937723
That's part of my question. ALA is supposed to not convert to DHA easily. But these results seem to say at higher concentrations ALA lowers risk of EOD. Which tends to refute the b…
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Comment #46936406
> Compared to participants at Q1 of DHA, those at Q5 of non-DHA showed a significant lower risk of EOD. A statistically significant lower risk was observed in Q3, Q4 and Q5 of non-…
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Comment #46903363
The 1password blog links to a better Cyberinsider.com article that I think covers the issue better. One suggestion from that article is to check the skill before using (this felt l…
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Comment #46649416
Maybe they just asked an AI to create an image of a rendered webpage?
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Comment #46455029
I agree. If you haven’t yet, check out Halt and Catch Fire
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Comment #46102998
It’s bad faith. It’s ok to deride bad faith slop
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Comment #45835990
I doubt this would be legal unless proven to be a national security issue (1st amendment grounds).
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Comment #45699967
Who said? You are posting a link that also makes an unverified claim. I personally never heard this claim about mRNA vaccines.
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Comment #45580218
What is the quote, “the second phase of bubbles is the financialization”
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Comment #44724523
Your analogy would work if the gym would randomly suspend your membership for a week if you worked out too much during peak hours
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Comment #44207909
I’m not sure this is exactly true. If your foreign workers are a service contract then those are services expenses immediately deductible. Same if you are using local service contr…
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Comment #43539974
This is the issue with these kind of discussions on HN. “It worked great for me” or “it sucked for me” without enough context. You just need to try it yourself to see if it’ll work…
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Comment #43516127
Doesn't bittorrent have the tracker that is acting as the glue to connect to peers?
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Comment #43510923
Solar City did not work out well. What are you talking about? That acquisition was a fraud