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by 303uru 3y ago
What's particularly striking is how the US, long perceived as a champion of democracy and fair play, has become a playground for these oligarchs, Russian or otherwise. The article poignantly highlights how the US itself is nurturing a
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by 303uru 3y ago
It's a fair question. To be fair, I entered my field post pharmacy school in 2013 and was immediately place in a middle manager position. The "old dogs" spoke a lot about the days of old in which they did have a lot of power
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by 303uru 3y ago
While the essay offers an interesting perspective on motivation and corporate culture, I disagree with some of its conclusions. The emphasis on middle managers as the key to resolving the current motivational crisis in the workplace seems o
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by 303uru 3y ago
More of the "everything uses maths so everything is maths!" trend. The Industrial Revolution was fueled by more than just mathematical advancements; it was equally driven by empirical experimentation, practical innovation, and soc
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by 303uru 3y ago
After four consecutive quarters of revenue decline, Apple broke the trend and reported its first period of revenue growth today. Looks like the iPhone remains king. I really feel like they're over-invested in Vision Pro though.
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by 303uru 3y ago
>If congress wants something regulated, they should pass a law and give guidance I largely disagree. Congress did it's job in creating agencies and outlining their domain. I don't want a bunch of politicians creating regulation
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by 303uru 3y ago
Why wouldn't they? They've got a supreme court filled with people essentially yelling "hey, throw me money and you'll get what you want!" Half of them worked on the supreme court overthrowing the will of voters in B
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by 303uru 3y ago
The cat is out of the bag. Gonna be a wild ride this election season. Any predictions on AI October surprise? Election day calls from Joe informing highly contested districts that they don't need to vote?
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by 303uru 3y ago
“I felt safe while he was presiden" Honestly, wild to me, wild. It's mind blowing to me that Trump made anyone feel safe. From throwing paper towels at people to completely bumbling a 100-year pandemic, I never felt that he was co
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A Literary and Philosophical Guide to Negotiating a Raise(gearandgrit.com)
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by 303uru 3y ago
Nice strawman. Enjoy it.
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by 303uru 3y ago
Black Rifle coffee. Damn near any welding shop. Every gun shop or range I've ever been to. 20 years out of date? Curious as I was high school. You live in a small little anecdotal world, try touching grass.
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by 303uru 3y ago
I think most people figured out these things just suck. For a quick vacuum a Dyson handheld does a much better job and I can do a large area very quickly, same amount of time I used to lose resetting the stupid robot or moving cords for it.
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by 303uru 3y ago
>compares guns to social media, forces a public apology I would LOVE, LOVE, LOVE for the GOP to force a gun manufacturer to turn around and apologize, it will never happen. Ever. The "evidence" that social media is killing kids
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by 303uru 3y ago
EXACTLY. Elon Musk is the biggest welfare queen on the planet for crying out loud. You have to be absolutely clueless to think the homeless or incarcerated have any democratic power in the US.
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by 303uru 3y ago
Happily Elite here then. I love that we've all been gaslit into thinking Elite is something to be ashamed of. Real be proud to be average vibes. I'm surprised no one is calling remote work Woke yet.
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by 303uru 3y ago
I live in Denver proper. And there are three middle aged men in pickups that essentially terrorize the neighborhood in their lifted Ram pickups. Constantly doing 45+ in a 20, if a car tries to park or pull into a driveway they curb hop and
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by 303uru 3y ago
>no speed benefit for a non professional on a carbon frame LOL, no. I can jump on my aero road bike, do 300 watts and get an immediate .5-.8 MPH speed bump. Sure if you're a rec rider and you hit Z3 at 120 watts, then you will see n
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by 303uru 3y ago
I'm very familiar with the author, he's of this new breed (see theradavist also) of look how relaxed and cool we are, no one needs carbon, see it's overpriced and stuff man. Meanwhile they're pedaling $15k custom manufac
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by 303uru 3y ago
LOL, where? Seriously is this an astroturf? Self-reported salaries on Glassdoor are on the order of $75-135K. The pharmacist in these stores is the top paid person usually. The only explanation is "one time we accidentally set a stores
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by 303uru 3y ago
No good reason? Aerodynamics, period, end of story. I spend all my training hours on a titanium road bike. Why? It's durable. On race day, though, I'm on a top of the line aero road bike. Why? Because it's fast, noticeably. Y
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by 303uru 3y ago
As someone with a stable of 12+ carbon, steel, titanium and aluminum bikes, meh at most. I think this is marketing over reality. The only real benefit I see for carbon is you can make a much more aero frame, end of story. Hard to make round
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by 303uru 3y ago
By the thinnest of threads. He knows exactly what he's doing, it's very Trump-eque. People in power don't make direct threats, because their following knows exactly what they mean. "who will rid me of this meddlesome pri
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by 303uru 3y ago
Depending on the model, it's a ~400-500hp car. Most are AWD. They're heavy-ish. People drive them hard because it's fun. All things that accelerate tire wear. Go hoon around in an RS3 and tell me how long your tires last. Thi
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by 303uru 3y ago
Blah blah blah blah blah. Seriously, it's astonishing to me the level of dissecting when it comes what these elites are doing at universities but when it comes to why do these Republican elites want to destroy them, there's silenc
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by 303uru 3y ago
>the Ponzi scheme of population growth The sooner younger generations figure this out the better. Boomers and older are absolutely fleecing us on Social Security (they paid much less tax into) and Medicare (they barely paid into).
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by 303uru 3y ago
The "don't worry about a house and healthcare kid, you've got a phone in your pocket" argument is tired and worn out. Boomers also have phones, they also have far more wealth. Your point is moot.
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by 303uru 3y ago
It is very interesting to watch. I’m no prepper but sure has me thinking a stockpile of DJIs would be more useful than a stocked gun safe.
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by 303uru 3y ago
In the early 2000s I was a pharmacist intern and then early in my career working retail pharmacy as a PharmD. I knew the pill mills around me, I would provide DEA agents with clear examples and little to nothing was done about it. What I di
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by 303uru 3y ago
The government has no business killing people, period. Lock people up for life, fine. But pretending the system is infallible is abhorrent.

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