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Comment #29223561
Fulltext archive: https://archive.md/A9Mm0
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Comment #28536536
That person linked his personal blog on his HN profile. I'll just say that I was not surprised by his photograph.
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Comment #28536504
>Even if we abandon looking at it as as a strictly energy in energy out situation There is no reason to abandon looking at it that way. Eating healthier will not result in you losi…
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Comment #28534798
That is a coping mechanism for the obese. It is simply not true.
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Comment #28534787
Same if no one was obese. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28533668
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Comment #28534557
Getting vaccinated doesn't prevent you from spreading covid.
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Comment #28534542
>One takes a couple minutes and the other is something requiring an hour or more of dedicated time per day for potentially years (or a whole lifetime! Nope. You don't have to dedic…
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Comment #28498347
I literally cannot speak to a human at my ISP unless I tell the robocall system that I want to cancel. As in, I'll call and say I need to return some equipment, be on hold for an h…
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Comment #28344166
I'm amazed that the FCC wasn't on him in days, or even hours.
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Comment #28334728
There's a NewPipe fork with SponsorBlock support. https://github.com/polymorphicshade/NewPipe
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Comment #28273841
I am going to buy all the land surrounding your house and use it to build airports and coal processing plants. Not your land, not your business, so I better not hear any complaints…
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Comment #28272507
Full speed hits are a greater threat to other people when you're in a larger vehicle. More mass means more force to impart at the same speed.
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Comment #28264490
Generally speaking, you don't lose access to your Steam library unless you defraud them, e.g. by charging back purchases. I don't buy that the Russian guy got banned for spamming. …
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Comment #28044207
That absolutely does not solve the problem? A grandmaster chess player is going to get tired of playing handicapped games against 1000 Elo noobs.
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Comment #28042911
>Make it expensive for those caught cheating and equally expensive for those making false report Well now you've tipped the scales too far. Nobody is going to make a report, even w…
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Comment #28042881
Overwatch briefly had a system like this, where you could mark players in your matches positively or negatively, so they'd be more or less likely to show up in your future matches.…
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Comment #28041669
$9 means exponentially more to me than it does to a national chain.
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Comment #28004594
They've been working on improving their recordings for years. It's a lot better now.
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Comment #28004503
The article does say that those costs aren't included in the maintenance total. But considering that they replaced the entire windshield (and sunroof glass) for what they describe …
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Comment #28004372
The tone is really...enthusiastic? Try listening to gallos ("roosters") for comparison.
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Comment #28003433
Medical Review Officers actually have access to prescription histories. I'm not entirely clear on how it works as I haven't personally seen that end, but they can verify non-negati…
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Comment #27879813
>I don't understand why the burners and parts the pan sits on don't screw together, rather than just being placed together. Nobody wants to bust out a screwdriver just to clean the…
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Comment #27879737
No kidding. >Nationwide, fossil fuels burned for energy in businesses and homes sit at 13% of annual carbon emissions, according to 2019 data from the EPA. >Gas stoves’ contributio…
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Comment #27879692
Older printers don't add identification to printed pages. I don't remember the exact year but I think the rule of thumb is that anything from the 80's or older is safe.
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Comment #27864815
Perhaps many countries have alcoholism problems.