BigGreenJorts

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by BigGreenJorts 10mo ago
YouTube? Lots of people doing legit investigative journalism on there it's pretty impressive.
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by BigGreenJorts 10mo ago
Did something like this and just got comfortable always using app search instead of icon selection
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by BigGreenJorts 10mo ago
Yeah I thought it was such a funny example yo pick out bc, yes it is!
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by BigGreenJorts 10mo ago
Yeah most chains these days have specialty items that are 3 times the price of their staple items where they make a lot of money and draw in new and old customers. I think Starbucks was just one of the first to do it so regularly.
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by BigGreenJorts 10mo ago
And it's probably notable bc youth is marked by the energy and spirit you have that becomes hard to maintain as your body grows old and weary. Old people swapped reading and knitting and cards and yapping for smartphones, while the you
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by BigGreenJorts 10mo ago
Maybe the tokens are how you access the content? Seed to get tokens, spend tokens to get new content. If you don't want to seed, you buy from users who did seed (or resellers).there are many token based comic apps, I wonder how feasibl
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by BigGreenJorts 11mo ago
But there's nothing stopping the farmer from observing their saved or off brand seed is not as effective and buying from the original breeder again..?
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by BigGreenJorts 11mo ago
In Canada while the majority is vinegar now, I still see glyphosate roundup products.
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by BigGreenJorts 11mo ago
Not to mention still roomy!
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by BigGreenJorts 11mo ago
Live sports and public television was kind of the last bastion in my mind, but the former is piecemeal being acquired by streaming the platforms and the latter is largely being put on the internet for free.
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by BigGreenJorts 11mo ago
Noticed that with a lot of intl shows Netflix gets the rights to. They so often have these awful chipper toony music
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by BigGreenJorts 11mo ago
> Nobody has fun collecting garbage, but it has to be done. Nobody finds happiness in digging graves, but it has to be done. Nobody is overjoyed at the prospect of telling a person they have a terminal illness, but it has to be done. but
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by BigGreenJorts 11mo ago
> Not to trivialize therapy, but for many illnesses, not just mental, a portion of it can be described as ways of learning to live with the illness, not necessarily treating the underlying cause. Yeah, I feel like it's fair to descr
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by BigGreenJorts 11mo ago
If so, the capital did perfectly fine breaking it up, they were just politically hamstrung. But otherwise, it took all of an afternoon and a couple horses to break up that nonsense.
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by BigGreenJorts 11mo ago
Nah, I think they're probably seeing warning signs. So much Djikstra's writing is pseudo intellectual pretensious word salad. Which is a shame bc he was an actual intellectual.
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by BigGreenJorts 11mo ago
> drop 10x money for knives that you can baton wood with and still have a shave after, even though there's no practical use for that kind of thing. Excuse you, I just came back from a 6 month backpacking trip where I had to split m
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by BigGreenJorts 1y ago
The excesses of luxury at universities are for the purposes of attracting sources of revenue - undergraduate students.
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by BigGreenJorts 1y ago
You're assuming all PhD's want to become a professor tho. Plenty of people go to graduate school as a mechanism to increase their prospects outside of academia. Or even if they do want to become a professor, they hedge with other
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by BigGreenJorts 1y ago
The conclusion I got from their comment was that the highest margin tier (the business customers) would be incentivized to build their own service instead of paying the subscription. Of course, I am doubtful that for the vast majority of bu
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by BigGreenJorts 1y ago
Been upping my cardio recently for non weight reasons (just want to improve overall endurance for certain sports and heart health) man have I been feeling this. It's crazy how much just a little bit of extra cardio revs up my appetite.
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by BigGreenJorts 1y ago
Cries in Canada I have a very similar phone plan (with some extra gift gigs I've received over the years). I mostly pay to keep the number, use maps. Most other times I'm on wifi.
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by BigGreenJorts 1y ago
"Just waste your time traveling to the gym when you could have known in advance that the class was cancelled and made other plans instead."
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by BigGreenJorts 1y ago
This is why sample size is important tho. With a large enough sample size, you can ignore differences in individuals bc the trend of the control will be smaller than the experiment (or not)
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by BigGreenJorts 1y ago
> Interestingly, the best AI assisted devs have often moved to management/solution architecture, and they find the AI code tools brought back some of the love of coding. I have a hypothesis they’re wired a bit differently and their
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by BigGreenJorts 1y ago
I assumed they had this already, but I began to suspect it didn't actually exist. Disappointed to learn I was right bc half the time copilot pretends it can't read my code and at all asks me to go look for stuff in the code.
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by BigGreenJorts 1y ago
They literally said they saw sport focused physicians.
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by BigGreenJorts 1y ago
But Amazon is also based in Washington
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by BigGreenJorts 1y ago
> There used to be community pools and rec centers. Garbage pickup was a municipal service. Ambulances were free. I live in place where this is still true. The rec centers are barely solvent and it's mostly retirees and summer camp
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by BigGreenJorts 1y ago
On one hand I'm inclined to believe this particular example relies on personality. My aunts and uncles had their home hobby projects and so did they're friends. They'd help either other out on their projects and then take a b
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by BigGreenJorts 1y ago
I'm not religious at all, but I still sometimes practice Ramadan for this reason. On top of the communal experiences of charity and shared meals that are more present during the month, the reminder that my body is greedy for food and d

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