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Kluny
7y ago
I don't know why anyone would buy a sedan, it's such a pointless format. Even for autocross or rally I'd rather have a hatch.
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Depending where you are, carshare is a great way to go. I can book a pickup truck using an app and go get the vehicle, use it as long as needed, and return it without ever interacting with a person. The co-op charges my card automatically a
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Seems like it would be possible to correct for this by requiring the numbers to include the salaries of anyone who was fired in the past quarter - after all, the value they took with them when they left ought to count as a loss.
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"When you explain what happens under the hood, they will ignore you. When you tell them what a certain setting probably does, they will ignore you." So teenagers do what teenagers have always done? I agree with the others - kids w
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Why motherfuckingwebsite.com is in my bookmarks
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Free markets are as real as perpetual motion machines.
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How would you get started building an app like this?
(epicurious.com)
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I've tried many of those exercises and I agree that you can easily do 15 minutes the first time. Consistency is the problem I found. When I started at 30 seconds and built up slowly, I found it much easier to build a habit and do it co
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7y ago
Zoloft (sertraline) 50mg/day.
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I'm doing okay these days. A year ago I started taking anti-anxiety meds at a very low dose and seeing a counselor every month or so. I also broke up with a partner who didn't treat me very well and met someone who I see a future
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15 minutes is a really long time to meditate. Anyone who's new to it, I suggest starting with 30 seconds and work your way up to 15 in increments of 30 seconds to a minute. It's like starting with an empty bar when weightlifting.
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I don't like dark mode. There are always lots of apps and websites that haven't adopted the color guidelines, so I'll frequently be snapping from dark black/grey to bright white, which is even harder on my eyes than just
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When I applied to work there, I was making $21/hour, Canadian, for similar work. $25USD per hour works out to around $32CAD, so it was well worth it for me.
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How do they move furniture though? Was there some kind of exception made for delivery vehicles?
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I was told to always take my motorcycle helmet off if I got into a roadside fight, since an attacker can grab the jaw bar and basically have control of your head. I haven't had to test the idea though.
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Same. Older I get, the less sketchy crap I'm willing to put up with.
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It's just that tumblr had the best porn.
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7y ago
Not sure, but Facebook and Reddit's internal blogs are both WordPress as well.
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7y ago
True, though that's a tough argument to make when it comes to Air Force privates, who have their day scheduled, no choice of clothing, and written procedures for almost everything they do all day.
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I quit the highest-paying job I've ever had to work for peanuts on a political campaign. It didn't lead to the new job opportunities I was hoping for and the job I got after the election does pay anywhere close to what the previou
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Yup, this one. If I spend three hours doing ux testing the boss will be like, "Is that necessary? How much time did you spend doing that?" Lol someday when I'm the VP of engineering it'll be different, but not today.
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Ha, as a web designer I long for the ability to test with even one user before launch day. Rarely do I get room in the budget for that :(
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I've even heard of cases where a carbon bike frame (itself worth thousands) was cut so the parts could be stolen. But you're right, the solution is a beater bike with a big lock, and if you have a nice bike, keep it indoors and ne
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> Touch Bar is useless to me. I don't get it, the rest of your comment is mostly positive?
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Yeah, I'm way more interested in hemp fabric than I am in CBD products. Nylon fishing nets are a massive source of marine debris... what the heck did fishermen use before plastic was invented? Hemp, of course. Until it was made illegal
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Women have been putting them in purses instead of pants pockets for a long time. Pockets usually aren't even an option for womens' clothing.
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GM has successfully incorporated most of the strategies with it's North American workforce.
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It's something that can be overcome with role-play training and consistent reinforcement. Examples are actually given in the book. One case study is a Korean airline that had a horrifying safety record in part because copilots and othe
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It still doesn't make sense though. You buy a spatula, it breaks immediately, and you go out and buy the same one again? Nah, I don't think so. You buy a better one, or if you're poor, you buy one from a charity shop. Not man
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I've had many conversations about toxic femininity. It's a different thing, and often refers to learned helplessness or a victim mentality. But that's not what's happening in this case. Toxic masculinity is a cultural no
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