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I see the gypsum misinformation continues to thrive in the gardening world. Please keep in mind while reading articles like this that this world is absolutely riddled with old wive's tales, misinformation and muddled correlations.

If you're interested in when gypsum will and (most likely) won't work for you, read this article. It's based on actual science and brings receipts.

https://www.gardenmyths.com/gypsum-improve-clay-soil/

Fantastic resource which is sadly very America-centric. I searched multiple major Australian and NZ brands (Penright, Supercheap Auto, Marmite, Vegemite, Irwin, Bunnings, Enzed) with no or poor results. But every American brand I could think of is present.

They sure were! No need to read the rest of the comment!

What do you mean, so what? Have you not read the article under discussion?

Obviously.

No.

People who will happily continue using 15-year-old hardware are not a great market segment to target.

Law is law.

Million Short also has an option to remove only e-commerce results which is invaluable if you still want results from sites like Twitter, Wikipedia and YouTube but don't want online shopping spam.

Because as a business we seek efficiency. And how can we know if we're efficient if we can't measure output? It's only natural to want to get the most out of your dollar from expensive resources like developers.

Large PRs are one of the most serious anti patterns in day to day work.

Is it a cryptocurrency? Then it's a scam.

Unlike volatility in crypto markets?

So in a fantasy universe that doesn't exist this analysis doesn't make sense. Ok?

This is covered in the article.

> Delivering Right Now.

> Enabling Electric Fleets. Right Now.

Great, how much and where do I buy it? Got an order page? When is my delivery date?

> Boredom is nature's way of making the universe go forward

I generally agree with your comment but no, this is a ridiculous piece of scientism.

I lived with a dieting obese couple who would reward themselves with a "cheat" dinner if they'd been good for a whole 2 meals prior.

"We" would be any nation with legitimate climate targets.

> Even if you don't care about crypto, even if you think people who trade in crypto are idiots, please remember there are real humans behind these things.

I don't care. There is nothing, NOTHING you could say to make me care about selfish cryptocurrency assholes.

Vine was not too early by any means. It was exploding in popularity when they shut it down. It absolutely would have been as big as Tik Tok if they got the algorithm right.

NFT dudes are the only people I have EVER seen using that feature, and I use Twitter daily. I also follow exactly zero NFT dudes so I don't know why I always see their spaces.

> Kayvon was a huge driving force behind all the interesting product efforts of the last few years: Spaces, Fleets, topics, etc

Honestly not sure if you're being sarcastic. Fleets were killed within months of launch because they were awful and no one wanted them. Spaces will die when the nft bubble finishes collapsing. And topics are just a way to shoehorn crap no one wants onto their timelines without asking first.

They do deserve it.

It's not an exchange.

It's also less descriptive, accurate and precise.

Sounds like a job.

Wait if Coinbase users don't control their own wallets then how do they spend their bitcoins?

Interesting indeed.

Ipod was dead to me when they killed the Shuffle, the only Apple product I genuinely liked.