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by DANmode 5mo ago
Cheerios test high for Glyphosate, that’s not going to help any.
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by DANmode 5mo ago
Ummm…because all of those symptoms you listed are symptoms of gut dysbiosis…? Why do you need to know what the mechanism is to avoid mistakes? - if something fucks you, don’t do it . Encourage others to do the same. Not a controversial tak
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by DANmode 5mo ago
Telling people to just ignore microbes and the microbiome, to stop pulling levers when they are not enjoying their time, is medical injustice. How long ago was it you were in threads calling the treatment method in TFA an unfounded crackpot
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by DANmode 5mo ago
Azole antifungals destabilize biofilms, often allowing the body to get a good run at any low-level chronic infections which have nested and protected themselves, able to leave the biofilmed region and wreak havoc - even if only intermittent
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by DANmode 5mo ago
A larger, monied AI service will almost certainly trot something like this out as proof of public good in the next few years, even if it’s something they only notice they can do by accident, or in a down news cycle.
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by DANmode 5mo ago
As if that’s a bad thing. Lifestyle businesses are king. Who wants to be important? I’d rather be happy.
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by DANmode 5mo ago
Perhaps an accessible URL you’re associated with in your bio, to bolster your point?
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by DANmode 5mo ago
Notably, this is also how most businesses treat their sighted end-users…
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by DANmode 5mo ago
> It actually increases cognitive load because you have to account for CSS in two different locations. How does doing everything in-line (one place) cause two locations? Thanks.
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by DANmode 5mo ago
> based on my then daily reading of NYT and if you’d only read the first headlines on the frontpage during that time? or…less? Like the majority of voters?
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by DANmode 5mo ago
Weren’t they figuring out radar or radar adjacent technologies for measuring snow density etc? Did that get anywhere?
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by DANmode 5mo ago
But I am not a million people . Emphatic disagree with your points.
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by DANmode 5mo ago
> I've realized this article is slightly naïve Is it? Or is it simply unresigned ? To the author: there are ways to get away from much of what you described, and retain great sense of community. I hope you and I both find the balan
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by DANmode 5mo ago
What do you prefer?
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by DANmode 5mo ago
> No idea why I even confessed as much but I still know enough to trust my intuition These comments help others to process their situations as much as us our own. Thank you.
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by DANmode 5mo ago
This is actually the most charitable interpretation of “Contact Us”. If I want to sell my SaaS to small primary schools for 90% off, I should be able to do that. Probably. Let’s discuss.
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by DANmode 5mo ago
> The vendor may have been chosen not by merit, but by its willingness to accept an exchange of services. If a firm can’t afford services cash, that’s part of the merit of the choice. This is not compelling.
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by DANmode 5mo ago
A few questions that may help your next steps: 1.) What do you have to be doing, daily, weekly, to be happy? 1a.) What do you have to NOT be doing, daily, weekly, to be happy? 2.) Do you prefer to remain an individual contributor, for one r
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by DANmode 5mo ago
They really accentuated the importance of continuing education, continued interest, continued ownership, and, failing all of that, networking and nepotism type of safety-nets. 100%.
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by DANmode 5mo ago
Coming off of a health sabbatical, yes, I have more contracted work around than I can commit to. I can’t even imagine having 50 acquaintances I see in a year, currently, so I don’t know I’ll be able to offer advice specifically… but genera
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by DANmode 5mo ago
The original claim wasn’t “the majority of workers”, though. I likely would have avoided commenting, if it was. The original claim was “almost no engineer”. Anyway, the point is, if you take little interest in the “full stack” of whatever y
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by DANmode 5mo ago
> it should be said regularly that almost no engineer can afford it nowadays. Everybody is not you. The market is bleak - but don’t mistake everyone’s leverage - or understanding their leverage - for your own.
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by DANmode 5mo ago
Fix your last sentence while there’s still time, an otherwise super strong comment. (Thank you.)
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by DANmode 5mo ago
Why would it be? Today’s models, today’s usefulness doesn’t disappear tomorrow.
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by DANmode 5mo ago
I don’t. Things that rhyme with this have indeed been happening at the biggest names.
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by DANmode 5mo ago
Read the rest of the comments - your project would still be valued.
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by DANmode 5mo ago
Reply.
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by DANmode 5mo ago
More than fine, let’s encourage it. We deserve it, it’s one of the ways to differentiate from the Elsevier et al shitboxes!
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by DANmode 5mo ago
> what is stopping third parties from doing key rotations Knowing to do so, primarily.
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by DANmode 5mo ago
The human who hits Submit or Approve is responsible. The management human who offered the bad tool to the other human is responsible. The robot cannot be responsible in place of us.

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