starvingbear

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by starvingbear 6y ago
Some countries in martial law some shut down a massive portion of their economy. The controversial approach is relying on individual citizen responsibility. Fascinating times
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by starvingbear 7y ago
Crassus!
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by starvingbear 7y ago
hah.. well. It's a reddit-like site not a reddit replacement. Just a spot to tinker for now
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Show HN: (EARLY) Phoenix LiveView Reddit-Like Site(github.com)
4 points by starvingbear 7y ago|2 comments
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by starvingbear 7y ago
P-O-T-S-CHHCKUMPH-A-T-O Potato.. top notch. I cant look at a potato without that machines voice in my head
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by starvingbear 7y ago
good news everyone
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by starvingbear 7y ago
I'm guessing just one incident was the end of that idea
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by starvingbear 7y ago
I am so appreciative of his accomplishments. Knowing the history of ruby and functional languages, figured early on he found the right solution to the right problem and the impact of this language has been huge very quickly
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by starvingbear 7y ago
I think it's absolutely true that most people will prefer an office or at least a community to work in most the time in person. I've done both and normally prefer an office. However most offices nowadays are very badly run and pro
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by starvingbear 7y ago
Thanks!
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by starvingbear 7y ago
It was a time of a lot of apprehension and war so the kinds of propaganda/marketing of that era were interesting from every country and sometimes business. We are in a different time now but some of the way science and language is subv
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by starvingbear 7y ago
I referred to the era more than the nazis but you are essentially correct. Other than the decently researched part which others have done a good job breaking down in the other threads
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by starvingbear 7y ago
I'm actually surprised at my fairly neutral score. Need to post on more vaccine and climate change articles I guess
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by starvingbear 7y ago
> The curves from Mars were similar to those produced by LR tests of soils on Earth. It seemed we had answered that ultimate question. Maybe it was on earth
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by starvingbear 7y ago
Let's just use whatever tech saved us from the climate catastrophe everyone was preaching was coming 20 years ago. Or the ones before that I heard tell of
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by starvingbear 7y ago
For home insurance sure. Not for major investments though
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by starvingbear 7y ago
Is there any example of an IPCC prediction that actually turned out to be accurate? Honestly curious because when I look at insurance market it's clear nobody is taking threats to sea level remotely seriously so that's one group t
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by starvingbear 7y ago
I think PHP is still good. It definitely seems lower in priority for most companies remote or local than it used to be by far but it isn't going away or anything. Niche languages depend on a lot of factors. And debatable on what is sti
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by starvingbear 7y ago
Fair enough. His conduct afterward could be looked at (though going beyond wikipedia may be necessary). But the original hysteria definitely painted a huge target on his back with a lot of misinformation. I don't think that's deni
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by starvingbear 7y ago
Andrew Wakefield was simply an expert in gut health he didnt even want into the vaccine debate. He did very fair research that proved a link between between what he found in the gut and autism at the request of parents bringing their kids t
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by starvingbear 7y ago
This may be valid. After both the last 2 measles outbreaks that hit the news in the US it was discovered in many of the kids tested that the strain of measles was actually from the vaccine itself. Not sure if that's classified as a mut
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by starvingbear 7y ago
Came here to say something similar. Love the office but downtown cores where tech companies usually are are getting particularly difficult and unpleasant to deal with. And a lot of people dont pike the office layouts common now as well. Rem
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by starvingbear 7y ago
They should also account for the possibility that the moon rocks are actually from earth. Just in case the moon landing was faked
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by starvingbear 7y ago
He actually made the same gut bacteria connection to autism patients that this new research found. His paper had to be personally signed off by the 13 other researchers working on it. It was retracted by the publisher due to a conflict with