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mindsuck

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    Comment #43257839

    What would you recommend instead?

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    Comment #41785215

    First discussed here back then: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8374345

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    Comment #38346985

    You believe every tech oriented person already knows everything there is in the book?

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    Comment #37234406

    I'm not a doctor so I won't pretend I understand how these treatments work but: > Tracey immediately recognised the therapeutic implications, having spent years trying to develop b…

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    Comment #36833158

    Google uses piper, not git

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    Comment #29872536

    We have started using OnDMARC recently https://redsift.com/products/ondmarc which is unfortunately a subscription service, but does add value to us through their "Dynamic DMARC" an…

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    Comment #26488539

    Within the city limits in a nice-ish neighborhood 1000 EUR per month. I've been living at a 1200 EUR/mo 2br in a hipster neighborhood for the past year and a half here. If you go t…

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    Comment #20336021

    Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Ruby/Rails and React/Node.js are the ones I've used most recently Résumé/CV: https://pirata.nin…

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    Comment #10402727

    The article doesn't say it was developed in Russia, it says "The computer itself was developed at a research institute outside Moscow, and production was transferred to the German …

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    Comment #10100605

    I really liked TMNT as a kid, though. It's a very hard and frustrating game, but I wouldn't call it one of the worst NES games ever made.

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    Comment #8724579

    Have you thought about adding other public domain images that are not necessarily related to art? I'd love something like this that pulls from NASA's image galleries instead.