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ThrowITout4321
3y ago
I don't get the pairing of a healthy life and liquor. I know someone that will go out of her way to exercise, eat healthy, organic everything and watch her weight but on weekends she will drink like a fish. She's not the only one
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3y ago
I'm dealing with something similar. I used to sit with my mother to talk but almost immediately she would start talking about how unfair life had been to her and about all the people that had done her wrong. It was negative that led to
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4y ago
My issue is that there are only so many times you can go thru the process of learning a new language. It's monotonous. You have to learn a new way to create code without really advancing your knowledge. You can learn to create a loop i
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4y ago
"A luxury afforded to billionaires is that they don’t have to fade away no matter how spectacularly they fail, and Adam Neumann, who both co-founded and was exiled from running WeWork, is a prime example." This is phrased as a put
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4y ago
First design what the website will look like and function. This part is relatively easy for non-techs. You can do an outline of the site on paper. Things like number of pages, content for each page, layout, colors, desired function. Create
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4y ago
The last 10 years or so have been very good for startup financing. It's been relatively easy to get funding. That's changing. Investors are going to be more selective about what they fund so you'll see lots of companies slowi
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4y ago
No, but it's troubling to know that some of these non profits will live forever. I can setup a foundation whose goal is to fund an ugly aspect of society. If I give it enough money the foundation can live forever thru wise investments
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4y ago
This is millionaire BS. I've been hearing this for years yet we are still in the situation that we were 20+ years ago. Where every time a tax bill is presented we hear the never ending roar of millionaires yelling at congress not to pa
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Tell HN: Chromebook (Chrome OS) Is the Best OS for Browsing the Web
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4y ago
I'm one that welcomes their reasoning. I don't consider myself a social justice kind of guy but I'm not keen on the idea that a tool that is suppose to make life better for everyone has a bias towards one segment of society.
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4y ago
Some people need to justify a very difficult situation as normal. It helps reduce the anxiety and mental pain of the alternative. It's a defense mechanism. We see it regularly in society. Unfortunately it makes it that much harder to f
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4y ago
Average world wide temperature.
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4y ago
Hit shows are hard to make. Seinfeld was considered a dud at the start. The same situation with MASH. Had they been judged by the public initially they would have never been green lighted. A show needs to find it's audience and the wri
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4y ago
Apple has capitalized on the liberal arts aspects of tech. They were able to figure out how to make computers useful and desirable to the every-man thanks to it. Without it, computers would have mostly been relegated to the work environment
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4y ago
Why? The collapse was a major F-up but he broke no law. He disclosed what he was doing so no one should come after him. Crypto is mostly unregulated so people should be ready to lose all their money. Even if it's lost thru unethical me
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4y ago
I suspect this happens a lot. A place I worked at would post a job and interview candidates for a job that had already been promised to someone. They did it so that they would followed a company policy that required such actions before a jo
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4y ago
Apple has a building full of attorneys just to deal with its legal issues. I'm surprised Tesla has not built a legal division already. Having a legal department is not out of the ordinary. How long it's taken probably is.
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4y ago
If they are going thru trails then they have probably found a way to attack a mutating virus that others had not. I wonder if they are targeting multiple areas on the virus at one time. One of the advantages of mRNA vaccines is that they ca
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4y ago
A guy I knew decided he would take a mini computer his employer was throwing out. He ran it for a while in his home and played with it but he couldn't do much more than batches of data processing. It sucked up a lot of energy and he go
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4y ago
This is probably a good time to move on if you find your job less than ideal.Companies are still looking for employees and are quick to hire. But you'll need to choose wisely. A lot of companies will start to fail if they aren't a
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4y ago
Caffeine can affect your heart. Some people are more sensitive to it than others. My suggestion is to slowly stop drinking anything with caffeine. A friend of mine had heart problems but would not stop drinking drinks with caffeine and ende
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4y ago
Einstein competed against all the other scientist that were trying to come up with a theory to explain the different aspects of physics. Academia is one of the most competitive areas in our society. Da vinci was competing to be the best in
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4y ago
This is BS "could" does not mean "will". We get these types of articles every so often but I've yet to see any of it come to anything. My suspicion is that this research gets amplified by PR firms that service the p
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4y ago
Competition at the extreme does not work since you burn through lots of resources without advancing. One way to look at it is to see the result of small countries that are at constant war. They move forward slowly if at all since they focus
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4y ago
We should learn from ranchers. The fastest way to fatten livestock is to feed them carbs. So you see ranchers feeding cattle sugar bi-products that can't be sold to humans. Carbs will fatten you(us) up.
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4y ago
This is nuts. Is Tether failing too? This crap is way too complicated for a mere mortal.
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Ask HN: Is there a source code repository for Android Apps?
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I don't understand. The overall purchase was less than 100 mil. Yes, a large amount but for a country that should be very manageable and in theory it still has a possibility of gaining. I agree it's too early to make it a country&
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4y ago
Just a note, I've lost significant weight by having just one meal a day and snacking thru the day. The key is to plan your day's food and snacks and not to have extra food ready to eat. Why one meal? I found that every time I sat
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I've been told that the reason carbs are such a problem is that once metabolized into glucose the body has to produce insulin to balance the blood sugar. Eventually this process makes us hungry especially if we eat too many carbs. One
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