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tafurnace
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Comment #30143759
I wonder what the range would be like with a 9.6kW Harbor Freight generator strapped into the bed plugged into the truck's power inlet. They probably have some safety check to prev…
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Comment #24998251
I noticed this as well. At first glance, having not read the article at that point yet, I thought it was some AI generated car with distortion knowing typical HN articles. After re…
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Comment #24165721
Right, it seems like a ploy to expand the author's SEO footprint. I wasn't lost to the author/OP's comments being a part of the hustle. Given the content of the article, the ploy c…
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Comment #23998157
After reading this article, my mind simplified the findings as: organizations that have more money get more press than those that have less. Seems pretty obvious when framed in thi…
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Comment #23924347
I understand the desire to trace one's family history, find/treat diseases, discover murderers, etc. However, any time I read about these types of personal information breach event…
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Comment #22065069
I personally believe that forests provide a net positive in terms of CO2 scrubbing regardless of decay/decomposition. The only evidence I'd offer is a time lapsed NASA video[0] sho…
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Comment #20699717
> Weirdly he mentions... The author is female.
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Comment #20353918
I thought this was already known. I remember watching a show a few years back on Neanderthals that mentioned they used a form of glue. For context, if anyone else might recall this…
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Comment #19560133
I believe the show "One Strange Rock" on Netflix mentioned this.
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Comment #17366333
It seems kind of silly that the stock prices dropped for online sellers that already collect state sales tax. Is this a knee-jerk reaction or is there more to this ruling that woul…
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Comment #16198232
You aren't the only one. I thought the same thing while reading this and felt the mechanics behind the atoms' movement was easy to understand and explain in what the article seems …
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Comment #12107140
Positions of power attract the power hungry. Positions of authority attract authoritarians. I think any sane citizen of any country would love to have top-level government position…