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RobertRoberts
1y ago
I've had near violent reactions from people when I said "I can hear you chewing." I was a mild and meek kid, and this was after they acknowledged the noise they made. Any subconscious behavior has to be controlled with a lot
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1y ago
Everything turns clockwise from a specific perspective... that's what is interesting here, perspective and consistency.
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I've tried all kinds of approaches. The only ones that ever worked were based purely on the person communicated to, not how I communicated. (ie, the person cared) I've had nice conversations about it, the person listened, but was
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I have a close relationship with a Chinese national that is going through the US immigration process. His view on situations like this are enlightening. He knows the difference between true dictatorships and political wranglings in the news
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2y ago
This system was recommended to me from an old veteran manufacturing expert that was one of the consultants on an ERP implementation. The brilliance that this brought was anyone could easily pick up the inventory and restocking process. But
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2y ago
According to this article, Canada rejected her entry as well. Maybe it's not just the US, but this person actually had a real issue with her visa and her travel plans were not prepared well. https://www.bbc.com/news
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2y ago
Most people I met when homeless didn't want the help the government offered. There's a direct conflict between people who lead and those that actually want to help. Unfortunately, a lot of the homeless I knew were very proud, arro
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2y ago
Thank you!
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2y ago
I have a friend who is a foreigner, and is in a master's CS degree program in the US. He's married to an American woman as of a few months ago. What is the reasonable amount of time it should take for him to be able to get a green
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When I see a card magic trick, for all intents and purposes it "appears" magic. Once I learn _one_ card trick, I start to realize it's not magic. Regardless if I can prove anything or not. This same applies here with ghosts.
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2y ago
You are missing a critical point. Before this, there was likely no proof that people could share or rely on to question if _any_ ghost could be an illusion. This is very important to future critical thinking because this gave people evidenc
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2y ago
This seems like a slippery slope towards bog-standard social media. Currently, HN is the only place on the internet I am willing to interact with others _because_ it lacks the "social layer" you are recommending. The focus on user
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> With most Work for Hire agreements in the US, the client owns the code.. I think you have this backwards. By default the creator owns the code. (unless you agree in writing otherwise) Some exceptions I am aware of (IANAL) is if you are
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Yep, just came here to say this. I was going to run their maze through a photoshop filter to remove the extra garbage to see what difference it makes. (but eh, we know it would)
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2y ago
I asked this about the other recommended drug above to... Any side effects you got from Metagelan? Any idea how/why it works for you?
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2y ago
Did you have any side effects from rizatriptan?
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I wonder if there are multiple different causes. Because I have had migraines regularly since I was a little kid and sleep was the only cure. (Hours of crying until I'd pass out) But when I got to a teen I tried every pain killer I cou
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2y ago
I drew an equilateral triangle and it floats flat on top.
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This question speaks to the biggest communications battle I have had for the past 20+ years in my career. I have a coworker that uses his quick talking ability to manipulate, accuse and scam his way through meetings and his daily work. He i
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3y ago
It seems reverse osmosis is a _cause_ of nanoplastics. https://apnews.com/article/plastic-nano-bottled-drinking-wat...
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Why is there so much marketing to support nuclear? The reason people don't want it in their back yard is because disasters are so drastic (even if rare), the waste nearly permanent (and one of the most toxic we produce on earth), and t
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I think the reason center is so hard for people is that you have to first understand "what" you are centering. > Text, inline box, block box, image/object, etc... Then, what do you want to center it in relation to? > Pa
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3y ago
Freedom of speech is about liberty of life, not liberty of opportunity. Two totally different things.
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You can go to jail in the UK for a drunk tweet on X (twitter). That is not a free society at it's core. Your other freedoms are breath away from being all gone.
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> Secondarily, YouTube has no financial incentive to actively punish non-chrome useragents. They make money in their division by serving ads, regardless of the useragent. Until Chrome can no longer block ads... ?
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Snowden was _trapped_ in Russia. He was on his way to a country with no extradition and his passport was revoked, it's worth looking up to know that he didn't chose Russia.
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3y ago
Widespread reporting that covid killed more people than it actually did also happened.
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Considering the reports of vaccine damage being under reported (or not reported at all) and massive over estimating of deaths and damage caused by covid (exacerbated by government funding influencing reporting) how could we ever test for th
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This could be a correlation and anecdotal data.
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I removed white sugar/corn syrup from my diet and my teeth have rarely had issues for many years. Even when I skipped regular teeth brushing in the past.
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