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I guess the problem to me is that the labeling on the homeopathic products I’ve seen that indicate that they aren’t FDA approved either isn’t there or is in tiny print hidden in an obscure spot. In my opinion as a consumer I feel that for something that has potential to be harmful there should be a warning akin to the surgeon general’s warning visible on the medicine container. Note that I still would find it deceptive from a consumer protection standpoint if there was almond milk labeled only as “milk” directly next to the animal milk with no indication it was almonds. Similar reading on the current battle with plant-based milks: https://www.networkforphl.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/Iss...

A shame that it spies on you. It had so much potential.

Funnily enough the “ate meat every day” part might be the key. Red meat boosts testosterone and testosterone plays a big role in mens health, especially as they age and experience the natural drop in testosterone levels.

They have a few special permissions from the US federal government which certainly doesn’t hurt when it comes to archival efforts

You can get a cheaper VPS through ramnode & $15/year atm

I feel as though this is skewed by the fact that US college students can’t really pay for their college with a job and rely heavily on loans for the younger portion of their life (typically up until 22). I’d be curious to see the statistics for the ages of 22-55, aka, post college when many students are drowning in loans and before the beginning of when people begin to retire.

Who is Sandy Loam? Who smudged the dirt docs?

Yeah but the issue with a lot of sport watches are they have a "tacticool" look that doesn't look very fashionable, the Pebble had the unique aspect of having models that looked stylish while still maintaining their battery life.

My Ti-89 has this. It's actually really useful because I don't always remember the magical ways units fit together and it solves and simplifies the units for me.

When you master the hammer you can use it to build stuff, it’s not a competition to know every toy language in existence.

How is your OG SE even still functional? On mine the screen started to fall off and the battery started to fail, which, the cost to repair was as much as buying the SE 2020, so that was what I did rather than repairing it.

I don't think big companies will ever allow it. They're floating on bliss from being able to push in federal laws that exclude programmers from overtime pay. Places like Google would pay trillions to keep that going and push down wages more and more.

I love Mermaid! I used to use that bitch all the time in college to make beautiful flowcharts and my friends would always ask me how I made them so nice looking. Another awesome thing about Mermaid is since it’s grounded in the HTML/CSS/JS web stack you can easily modify certain things in diagrams to do any custom tricks you need for your specific diagram. Aka Mermaid is hackable and I love software that is designed to give you that freedom.

Really depends on the location, Cleveland has horrible Dominos, Cincinnati Dominos is pretty good, and Portland dominos is also pretty good.

With all the pizza places near me going under and stopping delivery, DoorDash is slowly becoming the only way to order pizza.

IIRC the technology behind the original nicotine vape pen was invented in China. I’m not sure what its status is in terms of patents/IP.

Also in terms of further back history, wasn’t the recipe behind silk kept as a Chinese secret for years and also foundational for the “silk road”?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silk_Road

This may surprise you, but American Chinese food is not served in China, or a Chinese dish, but actually an invention based on American food that people associate with the Chinese.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Chinese_cuisine

Interesting question for you hn people. My email domain is my website domain and I just use Google’s email servers. If Google ever nuked my account is it trivial for services to resolve that my email pointed to a new provider?

Reminds me of the early pro slavery arguments about how people liked to be slaves working in the cotton fields

Ancient humans worked like 3 hours a day

https://www.inc.com/jessica-stillman/for-95-percent-of-human...

Pro Tip: get Dells business models like the latitude series

The business Dell laptops blow anything lenovo has ever made out of the water in terms of specs, build quality, and serviceability. Also Dell’s bios is way better and easier to do stuff in. I’ve had a t420 and I thought it was crap compared to the Dell business laptops. The cooling, plastic casing material, and serviceability just isn’t there. On the T420 my palm rest cracked and to replace it you pretty much had to fully take apart the laptop to get it off. ifixit rated that particular repair at a pretty high difficulty, so instead I took the reusable components out, binned it, and used a Dell latitude.

Currently I don't own a Dell business laptop however. Right now I'm using an Intel NUC Laptop and it does pretty good.

Reminds me of when the Google widevine key was leaked a bit ago on GitHub and they similarly nuked that repo.

a good society is one where old men plant trees who’s shade they’ll never sit in

This doesn’t answer your question, but Python has no equivalent for Perl Pie or the other inline terminal features, so for shell one-liners Perl is still heavily relevant because Python doesn’t offer the same functionality.

I think what most people are referring to with cannabis, in terms of it not being addictive, is physiological dependence. Cannabis has very little in terms of withdrawal symptoms, and thus has low propensity towards physiological dependence. I’ve heard people state depression for a few days as one of the few withdrawal symptoms for heavy users. So while the people you may know may be addicted, it’s not because of a physiological dependence but a mental one.

It has clearly sparked a wonderful discussion even if you personally don’t like the submission.

I think it would be helpful to break the job listing down into 3-6 different job listings.

Remote workers in the US in cheap cost of living states are the new offshore workers, with less legal hoops to jump through because they’re US citizens.

The difference is, most tech companies aren’t selling the product/service exclusively in the region that the worker is working in, so the cost of the product/service, say for example Amazon prime, is the same nationwide despite the differences in cost of living, but the employees are paid regionally.

Basically: most tech companies don’t adjust the price of their product for the region they are selling it in, but adjust the salary of the people making the product based on the region they live in.

Honestly my university giving us rooftop access for working on and setting up radio equipment was one of the most educational and enriching things I did there. Restricting access to rooftops for students seems like a terrible idea for education, where a lot of science literally happens on rooftops, whether with antennas or telescopes. (some students used the rooftop access to monitor fukushima reactor radiation in the atmosphere as well!)

Also: Never had a single accident or suicide for over 2 decades