Viewing profile — feedsmgmt
feedsmgmt
HN member- Joined
- Wed, Apr 19, 2023, 5:09 PM UTC
- HN karma
- 82
- Public activity
- 46 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About feedsmgmt
No profile information was provided.
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #39341688
Here is another study they did that is phthalate and they link a PDF of their methodology: https://www.consumerreports.org/health/food-contaminants/the...
-
comment
Comment #39297432
A reserve of good bacteria to repopulate your guts in case you consume something bad that needs to get flushed out. Aren't tonsils something similar?
-
comment
Comment #39291219
Per the article there are few sources of that substance other than PFAS. What makes you believe that there are many sources for it? "That’s because all PFAS contain organic fluorin…
-
comment
Comment #39276289
And you need to enter all of the information that you're trying to protect into one central location that is probably heavily targeted. These types of services never made sense to …
-
comment
Comment #39236947
It's less than a mile from a train stop. That isn't accessible?
-
comment
Comment #39236472
"CR found 'forever chemicals' in bowls, bags, plates, and wrappers, even from some companies that say they've phased them out" https://www.consumerreports.org/health/food-contamina…
-
comment
Comment #39236438
Have you been to Galloping Ghost's pinball arcade?
-
comment
Comment #39236432
They're big and heavy and have a lot of wear parts that are expensive to maintain. Standing in one spot not blinking isn't great. I can play pinball in VR and have about an equally…
-
comment
Comment #39224497
Where did you get that 100GB/mo number from? 4K streaming eats up data transfer quickly. Comcrap & friends knew what they were doing making arbitrary data caps that sounded like a …
-
comment
Comment #39166765
Solar panels on the outside of the plane? They're above the clouds for the most part.
-
comment
Comment #39150741
Maybe don't wear any kind of plastic? Every time you wash a synthetic garment plastic particles are going into the water system.
-
comment
Comment #39112464
There is so much collusion and cheating in that "sport" it should be shut down. On top of all the animal abuse at that.
-
comment
Comment #39106146
With profit margins on existing internet customers being so obscene, to me this program seems like a massive subsidy to the big ISPs who were still making additional profit from wh…
-
comment
Comment #39080635
Isn't that because the ocean water blocks radiation?
-
comment
Comment #39070715
Paying with QR instead of having a stranger take your credit card somewhere to swipe it is also a much better experience for me.
-
comment
Comment #39059651
I think that is an odd opinion to have. The data shows otherwise: https://www.canarymedia.com/articles/electric-vehicles/chart...
-
comment
Comment #39022146
I would cut out alcohol from regular consumption much earlier.
-
comment
Comment #38975160
At this point why allow anyone to self inspect or self report anything? What's the upside to allowing the risk?
-
comment
Comment #38883339
Your fruits and vegetables might be covered with a petroleum derived "wax" by default: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fruit_waxing
-
comment
Comment #38723927
People focus so much on "cost" and "profit" that it seems to lead to short sighted decision making.
-
comment
Comment #38314618
You are not a professional at everything and you don't know what you don't know so things that seem easy might not be and in fact could have significant dangers. A person that does…
-
comment
Comment #38241708
Those big spenders are called whales and they get explicitly targeted and catered to. Those business models choose the predatory path.
-
comment
Comment #38153177
LibreOffice seems to work just fine for reading and writing doc and docx and it is completely free and open source.
-
comment
Comment #38133035
Navigaton on the site isn't great and that's a fair criticism. Software jobs salary data is here and you can drill down to state level etc https://www.bls.gov/oes/current/oes151252…
-
comment
Comment #38117775
The practice of pay benchmarking using private data is egregious because of the very detailed publicly available data from BLS.