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4y ago
Interesting, despite living in Croatia I had never heard of this rebellion, neither in school or in my spare time history reading. On the other hand, the rugged eastern Adriatic coast and interior, with its many isolated islands and hills,
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They were the EU's California. Not anymore. So no, their effect isn't outsized these days.
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I don't think most people have their employer recording their screens or looking over their shoulder?
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4y ago
Well the glaring omission is that you apparently don't do any knee strengthening exercises even though your knees hurt? How do you expect to have strong knees without squats, lunges, etc? It's like saying you're bad at math a
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4y ago
Really sad post. The whole point of not using social media is to push you to actually meet people in real life. Form real connections instead of reading single sentence comments. This guy is too scared to even make a new profile because he
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4y ago
I'm sorry, are you making some sort of offensive joke or do you really think the world works in such stereotypes and prejudices? Rave people are "brightly colored and fidgety" ?? A polished entrepreneur is incapable of orderi
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4y ago
ChatGPT has quite literally nothing to do with tech lay-offs. Read a freaking newspaper once in a while.
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4y ago
Is it any good? I'll believe it when I hear it.
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4y ago
Do HN readers even grasp the fact that most people in the world don't have a bunch of Tesla chargers on their highways? That you're writing your comments on the global internet? That some people drive into nature where there is no
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4y ago
And yet I'm seeing here a whole thread of people talking about astronomical doses, reduced effects after tolerance kicks in, negative experiences and so on. So classic drug talk. Seems pretty strange that I should take your sourceless
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I don't care about stigma, but comparing a drug to a wheel chair is just ridiculous. I don't want to get addicted to another thing in my life, here in Europe we're quite familiar with (ab)using speed (amphetamine paste) and t
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4y ago
>You’re saying that when being gay was literally a criminal offense straight guys didn’t have to worry about holding hands? Is that really so shocking to you? You can observe this in any Arab Muslim country today.
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4y ago
Sounds like it is actually hard to store books correctly. I couldn't even be bothered to bring my couple of hundred children's books when I moved from my parents house, let alone 30 000.
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4y ago
Walking shouldn't hurt your back and its very worrying that it does, you should look into some resistance exercise.
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>A friend of mine who is very seriously into bodybuilding gets some crazy useful (according to him) exercise technique/regimen videos that are very far from the mainstream "exercise routine/fitness advice" videos. yea
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Europeans are so far ahead the US in mobile payments its not even funny.
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Talking to a developer about self-driving cars is a good litmus test of sincerity and/or competence. Utterly unbelievable that Tesla is still selling "Full self driving" cars to customers.
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4y ago
What you're looking for is a beginner DJ controller, it has a mixer and sound card built into it in one small package. As the other poster said, I bought myself a Native Instuments S2 and couldn't be happier for the price, minimal
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The comment said that booking.com is cheaper, not safer. Which it is, which is why on my trip to London in a month I rented over booking and not AirBnB. Why would I choose a more expensive service with zero additional benefits? Because thei
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4y ago
When subscription based "premium" newspapers start doling out the click bait, you know the end is near ...
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4y ago
I disagree with every single point of this comment. And I'm not even a big Seinfeld fan.
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4y ago
You might be confused, we're talking about Wikipedia not the Red Cross. Wikipedia doesn't help starving children in any way.
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4y ago
Was that a question? Of course not. In fact the parent comment even provides an example.
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You misunderstand, these kids don't go to live in poverty, they go to watch poverty. Same, for the full experience the author should've sold his house and lived on his salary.
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4y ago
Wait until you hear that some people don't even have indoor plumbing, 24h electricity and enough protein to eat, let alone extra income to waste on children's entertainment.
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Another post written by an American who thinks Twitter is the arbiter of what's popular and the centre of the internet. Newsflash: Twitter peaked in 2018 with 336m users, significantly less then other social networks. If there weren&#x
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When they literally had to remove "don't be evil" as their company slogan, on account of how evil they are, that did it for me.
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You're both equally disgusting.
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Having austerity during low rates and fiscal expansion during high rates is a pretty bad idea. However, if your currency is NOT the US dollar, then its a catastrophically bad idea. In short: Truss and Kwarteng are intellectual lightweights
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Ouch.
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