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punkybr3wster
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Comment #40567591
That’s a bit of a straw man. While the benefits of antibiotics are certainly untold millions of lives saved, we’re only now understanding their long term impacts on our gut biome. …
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Comment #39306217
Why companies put factories in states that actively go against the products they build is mind boggling.
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Comment #39277118
> In yet another case study, Vice President of San Miguel’s Board of Directors, Anthony Kalvans did some digging. He worked to construct a value per acre calculation for the townsh…
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Comment #39200291
You have zero notion to what the current profit the landlord is making or if it’s anywhere close to “razor thin”. Yet you pontificated on all the things the increase could be and t…
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Comment #39197853
I like how you conveniently left out greed. But I’m sure that’s someone else’s fault too.
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Comment #39188203
Or, you know, read things instead of appealing to the stone. https://www.aclu.org/documents/drug-war-new-jim-crow https://www.nacdl.org/Content/Race-and-the-War-on-Drugs https://ww…
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Comment #39171100
Sure. I covered it here. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39112591
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Comment #39170996
That… is exactly who I mean.
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Comment #39170820
Is pocket actually spyware / telemetry or is this just conjecture?
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Comment #39170669
It’s likely a big part of what helped win the war. A whole swath of science was discounted or thrown out by the Germans because of the race component.
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Comment #39167508
And seemingly the few that are willing are somewhat insane. I know it takes a special type but wowzers.
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Comment #39140138
Didn’t Casey Neistat do this already?
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Comment #39112591
Quite the opposite. Getting rid of small truck classifications ballooned the size of suvs and pickup trucks which is partially why we are in the mess we are in. There just aren’t s…
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Comment #39110090
In the F150 Lightning the batteries even on a standard range weigh as much as a Volkswagen. The standard range batteries weigh something like 1800lbs. The ER model has about 25% mo…
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Comment #39109907
This is the one time I always pull out my “Thanks Obama!” without being ironic.
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Comment #39109832
Unrelated but I’m kind of terrified what the mig is going to do to the market. Crazy piece of tech but the signed carts getting cloned are going to get real interesting real fast.
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Comment #39109792
They’re exactly why I switched away from GM this year. I get wanting your own UI but not at least allowing CarPlay and android auto is very telling in the current market and I like…
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Comment #39060832
They aren’t necessarily. In the US they just choose to manufacture them that way. If you look at other countries they are developing electric cars en masse that are SUPER simple an…
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Comment #39012328
This is about as stupid as “Diesel drivers discover fundamental flaw in diesel tech as -30F temps hit the US”. Ironically the solution is essentially the same — keeping your car pl…
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Comment #38843307
It’s pinterest for me. It’s infected so much image search space and never takes you to the actual source images. It’s infuriating.
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Comment #38836261
Is this just an ad / spam?
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Comment #38800323
As a person who’s considered learning more native symphony, can I ask - what was your reason moving to it from something like laravel?
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Comment #38770379
> reduce production costs to get down to similar price points How on earth is anyone supposed to compete with near slave labor in China?
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Comment #38684869
What is the point of posts like this? What’s stopping you from putting in the effort into an open source system so it can compete with a feature set of a closed source commercial p…
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Comment #38673009
McDonald’s already has almost completely automated restaurants. Just one or two people to maintain the machines and load raw material. It’s been running in Texas for about a year.