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telesilla
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Comment #49235216
As a woman. I didn't see the need to point it out.
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Comment #49224542
Try changing the field, some areas are still exciting and full of innovation in tech. Maybe be part of a small team, or even better start your own. Lots of opportunities to find fu…
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Comment #49223207
I have a very early Gmail account I still use which collects an unbelievable amount of other people's emails who cannot be bothered to fill out a form correctly, hotel reservations…
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Comment #49214540
The double-dipping unfairness is mostly perceived when there is high unemployment in youth, and we're allowing, via tax rules, for retirement aged persons to have decent returns on…
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Comment #49214231
In some countries you can reach retirement age, get a pension and keep working. So you profit more. It's complicated as maybe you've paid to your pension since 18yrs of age and you…
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Comment #49209116
I've always admired Madrid's Rio and also Valencia. Adding trees to urban life == massive social win.
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Comment #49172478
The Texas eclipse was so magical, life affirming, universally spectacular. I hope the weather permits next week. It's one of the most extraordinary experiences to have as a human b…
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Comment #49153699
What I got most out of the this article is the difference in trust between his home and host countries. What conditions make a high-trust community? What a fascinating topic.
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Comment #49091077
>happiest music would be entirely octaves While chords certainly do have a perception of emotion, it's resolution and chord progression that seals the deal whether it's perceived a…
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Comment #49089133
Check out the new Netflix doc, A Toxic Love Story. US Marshall at the center of it all (no spoiler).
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Comment #49073852
Couldn't Apple afford to make it's own RAM fab etc at this point and have a dedicated pipeline of parts for its own products?
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Comment #49060428
Sometimes airport parking is insanely expensive (cough Schipol), so I'll park further away anyway or park somewhere I can get the train. If this helped lower costs I'd be fine with…
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Comment #49048442
But I mean, fluid dynamics is amazing. It still gives me frisson when certain ideas are reminded to me. I think she's completely honest with reactions, she loves science. Many of u…
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Comment #49048390
Starts at 32mins https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ClqvH-uG2Mw&t=1902s
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Comment #49013175
Short version as far as I can see: 30% up year-over-year, driven by growth in both Google services and Google cloud.
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Comment #48927173
Right, more asynchronous message leaving. But, that's Instagram.
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Comment #48925099
The Corolla bangs. I had a 1990 model that got me through years of zero problems, it was fully mechanical. We're still a Toyota family and same reliability: I took our current non-…
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Comment #48898322
I'd love it if you can also fix the problem of timezones. So many of my friends are oceans-apart and we rarely rarely meet and talk as a group anymore. Maybe some kind of asynchron…
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Comment #48856107
An immersion blender like the Vitamix heats as it blends because of high friction, on high settings. I make soup with mine. https://www.vitamix.com/us/en_us/what-you-can-make/hot-s…
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Comment #48792075
I have close friends who have children with learning and behavior difficulties, this is an inspiring story that I hope leads to a new norm.
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Comment #48789999
Maybe you never called the other side of the world in the 80s, latency was easily 2 seconds! And the price..
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Comment #48784981
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mihaly_Csikszentmihalyi is considered the originator of the flow concept: "a highly focused mental state conducive to creativity", it's applied to oth…
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Comment #48705693
What on earth is wrong with us. When Jim Henson died, we grieved and moved on with Steve Whitmire, then Ken Vogel. Neither of them were the Kermit we knew growing up but they were …
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Comment #48684834
Thank you for using the water responsibly! Nothing I hate more than being dripped on while walking around the city from AC unit pipes hanging out the window.