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jasonmclaren
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Comment #44956787
Strangely, their Pricing page shows they don't offer SSO until the third pricing tier, at $99/user-month.
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Comment #41333861
You may be interested in reading Nicholson Baker's novel The Mezzanine, where he wrote about preferring paper straws. http://weblibrary.apeiron-uni.eu:8080/webdokumenti/6304-ip.p..…
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Comment #34445326
Can you elaborate? My understanding is that nicotine raises blood pressure, which is a big part of what's harmful about cigarettes.
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Comment #28949034
I would echo this general idea of recalibrating, and add a refinement. Instead of believing the process and waiting for months to see if it works, you can weigh yourself every day …
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Comment #19020782
I also had a Skarsta, and the crank mechanism came apart within about six months. (I raised/lowered it a half-dozen times per day.) I personally found the Bekant more reliable (tho…
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Comment #15406579
There are different ways to measure how much people value their lives. Some of the most interesting involve "revealed preferences", ie. what people actually do, not what they say. …
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Comment #13708771
After the Vancouver Olympics, I half-jokingly proposed a Distributed Olympics: https://invisiblesummer.net/2012/08/12/towards-a-distributed... Summary: 1. The host city gets it for…
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Comment #13306958
The HN headline ("Free money for all") is a bit misleading. The article states that the basic income will only be given to 2000 randomly selected unemployed people.
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Comment #12729467
More expensive relative to some measure of underlying value like earnings or book value. If you look at the P/E ratio (price-to-earnings) of a stock, a higher ratio means you're pa…
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Comment #8170606
Wikipedia says that in practice, fuel cells are 40-60% energy efficient, compared to 25% for a typical internal combustion engine. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fuel_cell#Theoretic…