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Comment #43471374
When does a professional come into play? You assumed you're deficient, you asked chatgpt, and now you're asking for anecdotes from HN. Go get some blood work done and talk to a pro…
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Comment #41052190
Archive: https://archive.ph/STj2R
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Comment #41036707
> I personally tend to get cautious when there is a proposal that x will solve the problem that occurred on y date, especially 3 days after the failure. Microsoft has been working …
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Comment #40970870
It's been a minute since I've used Librewolf so maybe things changed, but I remember that not being able to sync between devices was the biggest difference. There wasn't an account…
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Comment #40895399
It seems I'm wrong, but I always thought it was a given that a company's main goal is to make money, so the mission statement is used to define how that's going to be done. (Whethe…
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Comment #40895176
Archive: https://archive.is/20240707001203/https://www.nytimes.com/20... Gift link: https://www.nytimes.com/2024/07/06/world/asia/tokyo-goverors...
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Comment #40894374
Archive: https://archive.is/20240706214853/https://www.bloomberg.com/... APNews article, no paywall: https://apnews.com/article/jon-landau-dead-avatar-titanic-65...
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Comment #40894180
McDs customers mostly know what they want: _cheap_ burgers, fries, and sodas. If one wanted healthy food, they'd go elsewhere. In the area I live in, very few want a salad from McD…
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Comment #40894061
It's a different cut and generally cheaper (ymmv depending on the store). Tri tip is generally more expensive. It's a sirloin cut forward of the bottom round. Edit: here's a chart …
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Comment #40893371
Gift link: https://www.nytimes.com/2024/06/13/business/montana-meat-old... Archive: https://archive.is/20240613074737/https://www.nytimes.com/20...
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Comment #40871841
I asked for better sources not more vague gossip articles. Did you even read them? The only better source would be from the "married" couple. But you can't get that so internet con…
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Comment #40868711
Have you checked out older and/or discontinued stocks of name brands like dell or HP? I've seen those for $50-$100 on Amazon and ebay. I remember seeing an older 2021 dell (or poss…
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Comment #40864481
Amazon has a ton of cheap laptops w/10-12" screens priced around $250 or less, including some touchscreens and older big brand manufacturer models. There's a few that are $100 or l…
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Comment #40863309
Related: 15 hours ago, 95 commemts https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40857369 9 hours ago, comments moved to above link: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40860176 17 hours a…
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Comment #40863244
Dupe, 10 hours ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40859840
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Comment #40861885
Maybe they don't fit the guidelines? https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html Serious answer is: emailing the admins/mods will get you a better response than a bunch of us …
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Comment #40861647
> the guy WAS in fact cheating Do you have another source instead of this vague article about a vague video of someone claiming stuff?
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Comment #40855922
> Nitpick (or is it?) We're all nitpicking no matter what our thoughts are on the design. I have my own thoughts on the design, but I'm more excited about the product than to put a…
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Comment #40848913
Those aren't conflicting statements. It started off as a project made solely for SerenityOS (as in no relation to other OSes). Now they switched and have been working on Linux/MacO…
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Comment #40848051
I read an article about that last year. There are studies (a study?) going on to see how the changes have affected the trails and seeding you mentioned. https://www.science.org/con…
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Comment #40840631
> maybe it's just the post offices around where I've lived that don't bother selling the "temporary" ones. Are we talking about US? If so, it might be your office. The one near me …