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Comment #41583127
If it doesn't work, we can always go back to the pre-finance retirement model - raise lots of kids and live with them during a 'retirement' in which you continue to work as much as…
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Comment #41571378
This was a bombing of military personnel by parties at war. That is, by definition, not terrorism. This action has been acceptable for as long as bombs have existed.
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Comment #41448789
Ballistic missiles, being ballistic, have limited accuracy. It's also easier to detect them (flying higher and with larger radar signature) and tell where they're heading.
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Comment #41360621
That just means that certain permits may be needed, and only in two countries out of the bird's natural range of two dozen.
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Comment #41360123
> When they feed on grasshoppers and strawberries, Upland Sandpipers are “truly delicious.” In our era where foodies exist and some number of them have effectively no spending limi…
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Comment #41301831
This reminds me of the story of the Taiwanese radioactive homes, where 2000 homes were built with radioactive materials. There was a prediction that a lot of the inhabitants would …
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Comment #41301323
Given the way the world is going, I'll predict that the death of the IAT won't come from recognizing its scientific flaws, but rather from racism becoming more acceptable.
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Comment #41259053
https://archive.is/1jr1B
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Comment #41228249
With all the talk of the impending fertility crisis, I very much believe that WFH helps significantly. 1) It makes parenting easier by letting the parent be more present. 2) It all…
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Comment #41058864
https://www.bizjournals.com/sanfrancisco/inno/stories/news/2...
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Comment #40921003
https://archive.is/RiuFM
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Comment #40876376
> Public hunting of barred owls wouldn’t be allowed. The wildlife service would designate government agencies, landowners, American Indian tribes or companies to carry out the kill…
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Comment #40870031
If a judge finds that the lawsuit was frivolous then their exorbitant lawyer fees are now yours to pay.
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Comment #40869857
Because there's no legal basis to sue them.
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Comment #40867996
A lot of what you said is accurate, but then the ideal play would not be to shut down non-core projects, but rather to sell them or spin them off into their own companies. ...which…
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Comment #40867820
That doesn't track. As long as the project is generating at least a single dollar (TVM-adjusted) and you're not constrained on resources (SWEs, labs, etc.) that could be reassigned…
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Comment #40825420
Yes, articles on Ben Johns suggest his income is 5% winnings and 95% endorsements.
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Comment #40803104
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Comment #40791275
Fun fact: If current birthrate trends hold, in 200 years approximately 100% of the American population will be Amish.
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Comment #40740502
That's crazy. I'm tempted to register whichCLR.com which will contain a single link to download the latest .NET runtime.
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Comment #40590852
> Would have been nice to see the scan of the original paper. That doesn't seem to be available online. However, there is a scan of another Hughes story from a year later that they…
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Comment #40578023
If you, like me, are wondering "has anyone just run it through a mass spectrometer to see what the ingredients are?" the answer is yes, they have. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t…
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Comment #40577926
I found interesting the Ask HN comment counts on who's hiring/wants to be hired: May 2024: 742 / 422 (1.76) May 2023: 502 / 366 (1.37) May 2022: 835 / 274 (3.05) May 2021: 919 / 23…
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Comment #40577277
> In the past, efficiency and optimization were less critical. Successful businesses and wealthy individuals could afford to indulge. However, today’s businesses aim for efficiency…
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Comment #40577075
> I guess the author hasn't paid attention to the rise of the mega-yacht or having personal jets. If you also don't think that the wealthy live in opulent real estate, then I've I'…