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by 303uru 3y ago
Before you turn to some supplement, try lifting weights 2-3 times a week.
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by 303uru 3y ago
>an effect on productivity To the company you work for. In terms of societal impact, I can't imagine it's anything other than hugely impactful. I used to spend close to 2 hours a day driving around. That's time I now spend
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by 303uru 3y ago
It's absolutely true. I work 8 hours every other weekend at a local foodbank and donations and volunteers are low. A lot of people like to complain about conditions but few do anything about it. It seems the solution posited by most is
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by 303uru 3y ago
This is certainly a media frenzy and it appears to be all about a single charging station. My ICE vehicles have also struggled or refused to start in this cold.
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by 303uru 3y ago
Not the handle it's the frameless window, which is my least favorite feature on my car. It's just needlessly complicated and throws passengers off all the time.
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by 303uru 3y ago
>hooked on it Yes, that's always been the point with Twitter. No, it was never the point of Mastodon and they've always been transparent about that. Also, why would that be your goal?
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by 303uru 3y ago
The nicest cities in the world are far more relaxed and far more giving. As far as I see it the answer is simple. Americans hate paying taxes, love giving their money to the millionaire/billionaire class and jerk themselves off to bein
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by 303uru 3y ago
This is the goal. It may not lead to much or any longevity, but it leads to huge quality of life increases.
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by 303uru 3y ago
>America can't afford to maintain cities and it can't afford to maintain the infrastructure required for suburbs. Big piece right there. If cities can finally stop subsidizing suburbs, they can probably shore themselves up just
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by 303uru 3y ago
Is it "fine"? 44 million people in the US experience hunger. Countless more in the global south are straight up starving. I'm not sure I'd call that fine.
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by 303uru 3y ago
Too bad. It was far from perfect, but it had potential. Despite everyone crying about fake news and polarization, news that is factual and too the point doesn't sell and no one looks at it.
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by 303uru 3y ago
DYOR, the calling card of every agent of disinformation. https://www.nytimes.com/2022/01/03/opinion/dyor-do-your-own-...
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by 303uru 3y ago
It's incredible the extent to which Gen X/Y/Millenials are not fighting back over being fleeced by Boomers. We’ve paid 12.4 percent of our earnings to Social Security the whole time we've worked — half taken through the
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by 303uru 3y ago
It's easier to refer to the true and highly studied issue here, depressive realism. "Leftists" have more accurate knowledge of the world and that leads to depression. Ignorance is bliss. That's not even mentioning the fa
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by 303uru 3y ago
I'd challenge you to enter a school. I volunteer and run two clubs and they very much are talking about these things.
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by 303uru 3y ago
The tag line at the end is the weakest thing I've ever heard an executive say. Of course you're not negotiating, you're my fucking boss, put your big boy pants and make us come in or be fired. That's not to mention that
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by 303uru 3y ago
When I was a practicing pharmacists it was the bane of my existence. Can't wait for some ChatGPT skin to put it out of business.
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by 303uru 3y ago
Perhaps the best part about this video is the slovenly executives who appear to be poorly green screened into office environments.
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by 303uru 3y ago
Stanford has a $40B endowment and enough real-estate and land value to put a damn 10x multiplayer on that. They should probably employee more people and further distribute all that capital they're sitting on.
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by 303uru 3y ago
Having used four different CPAs in the past to file taxes, I spent far more money to spend about the same time working on it. I was audited three times, have never been audited since using FTU.
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by 303uru 3y ago
Mostly true which is why worrying about US debt figures is hilariously stupid. It's like worrying about China holding an unloaded water gun to your head.
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by 303uru 3y ago
So quick to blame social media, even the article just waves it's hand and makes the assumption. Why not declining social mobility? Why not climate change anxiety? Why not late stage capitalism? Nah, it's always easy to blame Tik T
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by 303uru 3y ago
People didn't just invent that idea. The likes of Bill Gates and Malcolm Gladwell have pushed it as the separator between the haves and have-nots for years. It's a PR friendly way to sell "We're not billionaires because
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by 303uru 3y ago
That's disingenuous at best. Lance was simultaneously dodging tests while siccing the authorities on any cyclist who dare challenge him on the road.
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Journalists and fellow cyclists. He destroyed Tyler Hamilton completely.
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by 303uru 3y ago
Reminder that the major questions doctrine is complete BS invented out of thin air.
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by 303uru 3y ago
Rich Dad Poor Dad is a lying, POS, grifter. https://johntreed.com/blogs/john-t-reed-s-real-estate-invest...
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by 303uru 3y ago
It's nearly miraculous really. Every market maker was calling for a hard recession. SVB looked like the beginnings of a bank run. Instead we are at damn near full employment, gas is cheap, the supply chain is normalizing and stock keep
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by 303uru 3y ago
Good read, I enjoyed it. I'm a cyclist, but was interested to see my training time is 1:1 with the author. I spent 255 hours on the bike in 2023, but got over 5k miles and a half-million feet of elevation thanks to rolling.
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by 303uru 3y ago
As a long time amateur photographer, I agree. I had the DSLR, mirrorless, $10s of thousands in lenses, etc... But the reality is I can find a fantastic image of damn near any landscape in seconds. So, instead I get candid photos of my kids

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