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by 121789 6mo ago
it is kind of hilarious to hear people just keep making the same arguments as ted kaczynski
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by 121789 6mo ago
doesn't work. the venue/artist/original seller would have a huge liability for refunded value that they don't want to hold "all seats, including the best seats go to actual fans" is not something solved by your
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by 121789 6mo ago
> My expression was there was tension not completely discrete factions, there is clearly some empiricism used in medicine. One of the difficulties in getting published is defending a position and it’s easier to do this with a mechanism o
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by 121789 6mo ago
I don't really understand where you are going with the fundamentalist vs. empiricist holy war narrative. Medical science is very empiricist, but it is conservative. Yes they will miss rare cases or where symptoms aren't quantifiab
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by 121789 6mo ago
I totally agree. When I was going to school while working, I'd often stay late, or come in on weekends (and stay late). I loved that feeling of peacefulness. Same feeling I got when I would take a walk for a break while staying up for
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by 121789 6mo ago
"setting a line" really means having solid principles to deal with situations. it doesn't mean you have to be rigid, but it does mean you have to proactively think about what you want and what is acceptable, so you have somet
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by 121789 7mo ago
This article is vague enough to be useless. No actual evidence of the convo from the author’s side. Seek an unemployment lawyer
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by 121789 8mo ago
spain has the highest unemployment rate in the EU. maybe you are ignoring important tradeoffs and are a little too confident about your own opinion on what it means to "manage your company just fine"
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by 121789 8mo ago
what exactly is your point? you misinterpreted what he said. he just said that all 4K were being fired, and he would rather do it in one cut than gradually. he did not say the company's outcome would be different with those 4k vs. not
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by 121789 9mo ago
This isn’t really a guess vs ask distinction, this is you just not understanding people. Those initial questions you asked are: 1. Often an implicit call to action from the person asking the question. Maybe YOU don’t mean it that way, but p
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by 121789 9mo ago
Garmin’s body battery is very close to how I physically feel
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by 121789 9mo ago
you are correct. having that data is one of their competitive advantages, it makes no sense to sell it. they will collect as much as possible and monetize it through better ads, but they don't sell it
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by 121789 10mo ago
Hours is insane. But ultimately time is money and opportunity cost. Software engineering can’t be the only engineering where you ask the engineers how much something will cost or how much time it will take and the answer is “it’s impossible
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by 121789 1y ago
Plenty of places ask for GPA for university graduates, and a low ine is disqualifying. After a few years no one will ever care again, again unless you want to go to a grad school like an MBA, where a very low GPA can again be disqualifying
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by 121789 1y ago
You are looking at the full world numbers, which isn’t really what’s being discussed in this thread. Try filtering for South Korea or the US
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by 121789 1y ago
Good to great and built to last are just classic survivorship bias in book form. They are interesting as history books but not as actual analysis. They are fun reads but not to be taken seriously
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by 121789 1y ago
yes, I alternate and it works fine. in my experience running/heavy cardio sleep > yoga sleep > weight lifting sleep >> no exercise sleep. if that makes sense
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by 121789 2y ago
The president of the United States is now pushing individual stocks with his cabinet because his billionaire buddy is having a bad time, and the response is “nothing to see here, perfectly normal”???
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by 121789 2y ago
What changed your worldview? It was a fine read but it mostly boiled down to project management basics, some format optimizations, and some storytelling basics. I thought it was an interesting behind the scenes look at how seriously they ta
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by 121789 2y ago
They don’t sell data, they just collect it to target relevant ads. If you can find an instance of them (or Google) actually selling data to brokers, please share
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by 121789 2y ago
Teslas are especially bad for me. I think it’s the rough suspension and fast acceleration/deceleration
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by 121789 2y ago
if your opinion of the most profitable companies of the past 20 years with some of the most widely adopted products in the world is that they are not innovative or able to build profitable products, maybe your definition of profitability, i
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by 121789 2y ago
15 minutes is crazy. The absolute max for anyone to do on a regular basis IMO is between 2-4 minutes
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by 121789 2y ago
Do you presume that because you don’t know anything about LA? Downtown LA is a specific place, and SpaceX is not located there.
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by 121789 2y ago
Why would they have to live in downtown LA?
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by 121789 2y ago
Very low quality article
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by 121789 2y ago
Wim hof feels great, but I always kinda feel like I’m doing something mildly unhealthy when I do it
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by 121789 2y ago
I believe running, especially long runs will cause changes in brain chemistry. Rapid increases in norepinephrine, GABA, and serotonin. I wonder if that sudden release triggers something. Same mechanism as a runner’s high
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by 121789 2y ago
I don’t think your examples support your claim. A single website/company changing their practices in response to Canada is not evidence that other countries adopt Canadian standards. Do you have any examples of that specifically?
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by 121789 2y ago
Cheaper labor, less opportunity to have negative impact, and you’re also probably biased and not looking for the projects that failed

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