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Overtonwindow

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I work in government. All opinions are my own.

Note: My username was literally something cool I thought of in 2015 while bored in a cubicle farm. Fascinating concept, but please consider it just a username.

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www.newyorker.com 2y ago

What Happens to a School Shooter's Sister?

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www.bloomberg.com 2y ago

When the Homeowners Association Comes for Your Home

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news.ycombinator.com 3y ago

Ask HN: Is Have I Been Pwned? A Security Risk?

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news.ycombinator.com 3y ago

Ask HN: Are you the smartest person in the room?

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hammondtypewriter.com 3y ago

The Hammond Typewriter

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www.wsj.com 3y ago

The IRS Makes a Strange House Call on Matt Taibbi

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watchthewatchers.net 3y ago

Watch the Watchers: LAPD officer database

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www.buzzfeednews.com 3y ago

18-Year-Old College Journalist Could Bring Down Stanford University’s President

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en.wikipedia.org 3y ago

Paul Clifford: The origin of "It was a dark and stormy night.."

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www.risidata.com 3y ago

The Repository of Industrial Security Incidents

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ifar.org 3y ago

The Artist Residency Program in the Twin Towers (2002)

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www.torquenews.com 3y ago

Tesla Will Have to Buy Aptera

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www.cnn.com 3y ago

The "specialness spiral" leads us to not use some ordinary objects (2021)

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bendmagazine.com 3y ago

The Second Life of Gordon Clark, a Surfing Pioneer (2017)

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sites.psu.edu 3y ago

The Grapes of Wrath’s Foreshadowing of the Cold War (2018)

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admiralcloudberg.medium.com 3y ago

Crisis over The Atlantic: The near crash of Air Transat flight 236

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www.ssa.gov 3y ago

Names that decreased in popularity from 2020 to 2021

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www.wsj.com 3y ago

Carlos Ghosn’s Escape Planner Describes His Prison Time in Japan as ‘Torture’

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www.newsnationnow.com 3y ago

Stanford doctor among those ‘blacklisted’ on Twitter

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en.wikipedia.org 3y ago

Lilith Fair

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www.newyorker.com 3y ago

Up And Then Down: The lives of elevators. (2014)

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www.newyorker.com 3y ago

Thirty-Six Thousand Feet Under the Sea (2020)

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priceonomics.com 3y ago

What it's like to fail (2013)

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news.ycombinator.com 3y ago

Vintage Tech Humor: Unknown Technology Definitions

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www.youtube.com 3y ago

The Execution of Charles the First: Killing a King

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news.ycombinator.com 3y ago

Ask HN: Software to Organize and Link Contacts

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www.wsj.com 3y ago

Tesla Sues to Sell Cars Directly to Consumers in Louisiana

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www.iron-foundry.com 4y ago

Common Defects in Sand Casting

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www.opendemocracy.net 4y ago

How Russia Took over Chernobyl

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www.1079thefox.com 4y ago

Internet Is Trying to Find Linda Skeens; Dominated County Fair’s Baking Contest

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Cameras have been everywhere for quite some time. Every time you use self check out, at the grocery store or even the post office, a camera is watching you. As you walk around stores, cameras are following and recording your movements. ATM machines, traffic cameras, we are being photographed constantly.

To add to that point, universities piling on as many classes as they can to maximize the financial returns from those students. Classes they don’t need or want. The “well rounded” education umbrella is the size of a very expensive parachute.

It always has. With rent control there is no incentive for landlords to rent, repair, or improve. Which actually reduces the amount of available properties, and dissuades building more housing (because what’s the point?) If you can’t make money doing it then you’re probably losing money.

Very stereotypical aggressive police behavior. The “warrior cop” hero syndrome. This is utterly and disgustingly not surprising. From civil forfeiture to qualified immunity, the police have slowly become just as dangerous to innocent citizens as the criminals. No one will lose their job for this. No one will be held responsible. That alone is the worst crime.

I think it depends on what you’re looking for in journalism. I think America is divided into three groups: those who want news that only speaks to their political values, those who are just looking for the basic headlines, and those who want substantive news, but without the political or opinionated persuasion. I sense that the breakdown is that people are not getting one or the other from mainstream media.

This sounds a little dystopian. Almost like arranged marriages. Instead of creating an app for dating, I think the Japanese government needs to undergo severe reforms of employment, and work/life balance. There is so little time for actual dating.

My understanding is that Japanese men work ridiculous hours, and they are expected to go out drinking with their coworkers after work, and by the time they get home, they can only get sleep before they have to return to work the next day. The relentless salary man focus cannot possibly lend itself to proper dating, courtship, marriage, and children.

But.. why did you have to wait so long? Politicians should have been making material changes to improve your life without it being an election year. We should demand better of public servants.

I think it dovetails with the Administration's recent pausing of outlawing menthol cigarettes which has been reported as adversely effecting African Americans. It's blatantly political, which giving the people what they want and all, but it's disingenuous when these things only occur at election time. The President could have done this on day one.

Everyone in my office is back to working in the building. Working from home is only granted to exceptional employees for exceptional reasons. I only Know of one person still working from home and she’s five months pregnant. We may say that this is a bad thing for Dell because they’re not going to be able to attract top talent, but I think this is the direction most companies are going. Either work from the office, or you don’t work. Maybe the highflyers will still be able to demand certain things, but for 95% of us, there will come a point when we simply don’t have a choice.. Companies are like governments, they rarely back down or admit they were wrong.

I think it goes beyond not eating cereal and doing our best to avoid eating highly processed foods in general. I think it’s as simple as reading the label, and if you don’t understand the label, you shouldn’t be eating it.

Box foods, most canned foods, dare I say, most of the foods in a grocery store are highly processed, chemically engineered, with little nutrition value. I’m not a food scientist, but I think we can do better making our own meals, than depending on highly processed boxed/packaged foods from the grocery store.