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guynamedloren
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About guynamedloren
A long time ago, I made it to the HN front page a bunch. Mostly just lurk these days :)
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Perfect. Instant buy for me if they can deliver on their promises. No other car in recent memory has spoken to my minimalist frugal engineering mind like this one. Hope my 2000 4ru…
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Comment #43022867
Fuck. Reading the original post on Something Awful, then your experience in 2021 in the days leading up, and then this all these years later... it's just harrowing. I'm so sorry.
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Comment #42816860
Wondering the same. I couldn't make it through the article. Fascinating discovery, but poorly written and difficult to navigate the author's thoughts. The interstitial quotes were …
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Comment #42806702
Incredible. Congrats, enjoy the fruits of your hard work!
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Comment #42638975
I’m confused. You say that you “go to” an annual event, but then you describe it at a massive private festival that you’re self organizing. Which is it?
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Comment #41927586
> Known limitations: > - Lets an AI completely take over your computer :)
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Comment #41654589
Read the whole article (quite a fascinating story!) yet this key detail is still unclear to me: why is the state fighting the divers on this? What do they have to gain, or to lose,…
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Comment #41629126
This very much resonates with my recent experience. I've searched for a tiny, battery efficient music player for exercising and backpacking trips, and there's just nothing of reput…
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Comment #40815647
> Total fraud in that case was $900 million, for a only 500 patients, or almost $2M per patient. That seems so outside the bounds of reality that I'm questioning if it's what happe…
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Comment #40815524
Horrible, disgusting, yet not at all surprising. I don't know what medical billing accountability looks like in this dizzyingly complex system, but as a US citizen and patient of t…
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Comment #40242013
This may surprise you, but it's possible to be completely obsessed with your work (while you're working!), while also maintaining a work-life balance.
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Comment #39926197
Pork? Huh? Feed them to pigs?
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Comment #39472574
I may be naive, but I'm not sure where the hate is coming from in this thread. It's no secret that Google search result quality has rapidly and consistently diminished over the pas…
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Comment #38872569
I haven't seen the movie yet, but I just finished the book, Losing the Signal. Totally captivating story with so many powerful takeaways. I'd highly recommend it, even if you're al…
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Comment #38551281
Nice! I'm diving into the world of charcuterie too. The most frustrating piece has been sourcing an pH meter that is both affordable and accurate, all the while hearing accounts of…
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Comment #37671864
Content aside (which is both thought provoking and incredibly alarming) I’m fascinated by the author’s commitment to deeply understanding a system and the factors at play within th…
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Comment #35869538
Haven’t heard it, but I like it
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Comment #35845441
I was entranced by this project from the very first episode 5 years ago! I followed along for maybe a year or so, and haven’t caught any updates since. Happy to see the project (an…
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Comment #35746135
I'm clearly naive and haven't worked closely enough to filtering stage of of the hiring process, but nevertheless.. I'm shocked to hear that there was a deliberate and explicit fil…
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Comment #35489295
> The business model of Arrived is frankly disgusting. Interested in learning more about this. Tagged the book for a future read, but in the meantime, can you enlighten us on the b…
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Comment #35190987
Are we sure about that?
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Comment #34749874
Yeah… Flour has got to be some of the lesser processed of all the possible processed foods out there.
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Comment #34500280
My strongest Grand Isle memories are running along the beach at night with a spotlight, chasing countless tiny crabs. I wonder how many of us here have fond memories from a Grand I…