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isolate
11y ago
I should really fix my submission!
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11y ago
That's great info, thanks. Sorry, I didn't mean physical oil, but I appreciate the just-in-case correction nevertheless :) http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-11-03/that-time-...
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Ask HN: How do I buy crude oil?
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11y ago
Again, that's why it's in quotes. Everyone agrees with you. Here, have an upvote.
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isolate
11y ago
That's why it's in quotes.
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11y ago
It's not even a fact - she can exercise the options more slowly than she is given them and still exercise all of them.
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11y ago
You can walk bookshelves if you tilt to one side and rotate, then tilt to the other side and rotate. Just in case you ever lose those muscles... hey, it happens!
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11y ago
I recommend hiring an independent financial advisor, they probably cost $100-200 per hour in your area. (Banks will do it for free but they will also recommend that you buy garbage.) Ask them about options up front and see what they say.
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11y ago
It's the grams of sugar in Coke that makes it unhealthy. Organic cane sugar isn't much of an improvement on HFCS.
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11y ago
Nobody would ask questions like, "Can you read?" before, and the guy above that wouldn't be downvoted for asking about profile information.
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11y ago
I think that startups becoming trendy made HN trendy, and trendy anything is bad. I've been here for a long time too (I ditch my accounts) and it really does seem there's been a gradual increase of nasty children and a correspond
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11y ago
Reality is somewhere between the two positions being argued.
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11y ago
Where I live you're allowed to stick things on the ceiling as long as you take them off again when you leave.
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11y ago
Internet of Thrones :)
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11y ago
It's short for Devnull.
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11y ago
> I've noticed in an industrial setting, that managers are often looking for closed solutions that can't be modified by the user, either for regulatory reasons or adversarial labor-management attitudes. The industry wants your
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11y ago
> How many buttons does your phone have? Mine has five.
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11y ago
What was it about?
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11y ago
To be fair, the indoctrination starts at a very young age.
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11y ago
What are the exceptions?
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11y ago
> Representative democracy isn't elective oligarchy. It's kind of funny, because when I looked up the word oligarchy, I noticed that Wikipedia had an entry for the US: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oligarch
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11y ago
You can teach an 8-year kid the scientific method so they can "do science" with household chemicals. Probably they won't discover anything novel, but assuming they don't look at the internet it will be new to them and t
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11y ago
All I'm doing is trying to examine your claim at the extremes. At the other end, are we able to tell the difference between zero suffering and some suffering?
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11y ago
Where can I look at chickens from the 1920's?
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11y ago
The name for this in the helping professions is "compassion fatigue", basically the only way out is to stop trying to help so many people for so many hours per week.
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11y ago
No, but I probably misread yours if you didn't understand my question. I thought you said different kinds of suffering are incomparable, and so I asked about not being able to compare two specific kinds of suffering, murder and insult
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11y ago
Cutting someone's head off is not necessarily worse for their friends and family than insulting them?
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11y ago
Given that front ends have a huge visual component, it kind of makes sense that developers would approach them like clothing fashion: you don't have to watch the designers to look reasonably good, or even pay attention to construction,
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11y ago
I prefer an operational definition: a scientist is somebody who does research using the scientific method. But then again, this eliminates a bunch of CS people, since they're mostly doing math and engineering.
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11y ago
> The article isn't set to examine the quality of human relationships It does use the word "best" in the title.
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