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kirse
2y ago
Another legendary throwback from that era: https://www.jmarshall.com/tools/cgiproxy/
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kirse
2y ago
What happened to Jesus' disciples? >> https://i.redd.it/uvkz50fs3tn61.jpg
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kirse
2y ago
https://timetraveler.ytmnd.com/
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kirse
2y ago
Yea I've thought about this but not from the "attack on entities" angle but moreso a consumer-rights / boycott angle. I've had a negative enough experience with a large "maximizing shareholder value" comp
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kirse
2y ago
H.Pylori is well known to impact iron absorption and serum iron/ferritin levels. Most of the world carries this unknowingly (esp. since childhood), and it has all sorts of silent consequences ranging from fatigue (due to iron impact,
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kirse
3y ago
Cocaine has low calories, reduces appetite, and increases metabolic activity. That's a weight-loss supplement.
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kirse
3y ago
Nah, I'm just arguing that it's both reasonable and fair to do unto others. Here's some more evidence: https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/china-wants-to-ri... I'm sure it's not "x
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kirse
3y ago
TikTok, at the end of the day, is just a kind of printing press. No, TikTok is essentially digital opium. And China itself has confirmed that reality by 1) restricting their citizens' daily access and 2) significantly filtering the
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kirse
3y ago
What a throwback. Used to run cgi-proxy to tiptoe around ol' Bessie.
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kirse
3y ago
This is great and really well organized, thanks for sharing!
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kirse
3y ago
Aren't most insurance rates / rate ranges set by the states? And any further variance is down to the actuarial tables? If that's true, I certainly couldn't find a table on allowable rate ranges when I did some basic re
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kirse
3y ago
After pricing auto insurance recently it's pretty obvious this is happening in that industry as well. While shopping around multiple quotes across 7-8 providers and calling at least 5 separate insurance agents to try to gather quotes,
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3y ago
The FTC, of which Khan is now chair, contends that Amazon has found a way to push up prices after all, without losing shoppers. There's no doubt about this. I spent a few months of my life doing FBA (Fulfillment by Amazon) before al
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3y ago
Yea I've switched to calling them "CoinBS" for this reason, and I've been with them since the GDAX days. Between the suspiciously inconvenient outages during market volatility and their forced switch-over to Plaid for ba
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kirse
3y ago
Developer tools inspired by existing internal tools... they often don’t realize that the internal tools they had at prior jobs are a great place to get inspiration from. Interesting that YC is willing to toe the IP theft line on this one.
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3y ago
many of them described common life events as “trauma” We've experienced a massive dilution in language over the past decade or so. I'm not sure if it's because we're churning out more black & white thinkers or inc
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kirse
3y ago
It goes to show that undoing incorrect common knowledge It's because the appendix-is-useless "belief" comes with decades of evolution vs. intelligent design emotion behind it, starting with Darwin himself.
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kirse
3y ago
What is the point of moralizing? Because the guy is framing his discouragement as "coming from a place of love" when in reality it takes roughly 2-3 weeks to go from zero-to-[LLC accepting payments on Stripe]. Which means it&#x
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3y ago
It’s fucking hard, and it’s not glamorous "Fucking hard" compared to what? Things I'd qualify under the category of "fucking hard": - Agricultural Farming - Lifetime debilitating disease / health issue - Bein
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3y ago
I think this is because all newly-discovered knowledge inherently reflects the miracle of new life. The point at which an "unknown-unknown" piece of information is birthed into our awareness and becomes a known fact is always goi
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3y ago
I feel like rental cars are one of the worst places for the current generation of EVs. This was my recent experience. I was offered an EV car as a rental upgrade in a major city because the local rental place didn't have an EV charg
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3y ago
I feel ya, I used to have one of these: https://www.gsmarena.com/sony_ericsson_m600-pictures-1425.ph... And these: https://www.gsmarena.com/nokia_6820-pictures-565.php Had the N900 and N95 as well. Back th
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3y ago
Ever think about partnering with ARA [1] (and/or Subaru) when it comes to winter/snow and inclement-condition driving? There are groups like Team O'Neil [2] up in NH that offer closed courses for challenging driving conditio
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3y ago
Bobby Fischer thought the same thing as well https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fischer_random_chess
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kirse
3y ago
Start with something like Phind.com or AutoExpert for ChatGPT Plus: - https://phind.com - https://chat.openai.com/g/g-LQHhJCXhW-autoexpert-chat Phind has a whole Discord channel and they're pretty focu
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3y ago
Interesting. I always thought it was cool that Hawaii is basically free of land-predators with the exception of the massive centipedes. Maybe this explains how they got so large. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scolopen
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3y ago
The unfortunate thing with the whole drag-coefficient game is it ultimately results in fish-shaped cars and zero unique designs. Between EVs and crossovers we're suffocating in this current era of uninspired automotive design where it
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kirse
3y ago
Avoid ones that are just gluing together APIs or building generic applications. Debating if I want to respond to this, because there is fistfuls of cash right now in software consulting for this sort of work. Boring CRUDs and API integra
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3y ago
I don't mind it, it's harder for squatters to control the name you want and if your product/service takes off eventually you just buy the quality TLDs as desired. So many people now just follow links through search, mobile a
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3y ago
everyone is going to get on the HTMX wagon This is an infinite cycle with JS though. Someone tired of JS complexity writes a simple JS lib (SJSLib), SJSLib attracts people for simplicity, SJSLib grows complex because it has to support al
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