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by aantix 5y ago
1) For M-F, they are allowed 1 hour a day. Go to Settings->Screen Time->App Limits. 2) For Sat and Sun, 3 hour limit, but a time window of 6am-9am. So if they're going to use the time, it'd better be in the morning while we
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by aantix 5y ago
Bitcoin is centralized. If you want any chance at mining, you'll need an ASIC miner. And the few companies that sell them, are sold out. Or there's some shady dealers that only will accept Bitcoin for payment, so you basically hav
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by aantix 5y ago
I've noticed that when I tweet via the API, those tweets receive less impressions vs the tweets that are posted via the web interface. Does anyone else experience this penalty? It's hard to distinguish whether this penalty is a re
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by aantix 5y ago
Why is it good?
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by aantix 5y ago
Would you like this middle of the monitor webcam? https://www.thecentercam.com/
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by aantix 5y ago
Where do you position your camera so it both looks like you're making eye contact yet you can see your screen/audience?
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by aantix 5y ago
The term "metaverse" is a strange choice. Feels like there was a room of engineers advocating for this term, based on some obscure sci-fi author they all enjoyed. Not sure what the right phrase is, but this feels like "metav
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by aantix 5y ago
Could the commute be via a plane?
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by aantix 5y ago
Is $600K TC possible as a remote SDE III or Principal SDE?
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by aantix 5y ago
I assume that there are anecdotes of people doing toxic metal detoxes and having some success with reducing symptoms?
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by aantix 5y ago
Interesting.. My son has been formally diagnosed with Oppositional Defiant Disorder. He had a hair tissue mineral analysis done last October, and it showed a high level of aluminum in his system. https://imgur.com/pdlywQO
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by aantix 5y ago
What's the hypothesis? Why would autistic individuals have more aluminum than the typical individual? What's the protocol for detox?
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by aantix 5y ago
Could be innocent laziness. But since it’s a critical subject, the coordinated messaging feels like a propaganda piece. This is coming from someone who is vaccinated.
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by aantix 5y ago
I think these mass distributed stories work against the movement. I’m looking at these stories, wondering why they’re running a story about a guy in NC when local Nebraskans are dying. Why aren’t they covering the local story? Why is it cro
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by aantix 5y ago
There's definitely an organized push to disseminate anecdotal stories of "see, he didn't get the vaccine, and on his death bed, his last wish was for everyone to get vaccinated." Maybe these stories are put out by the AP
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by aantix 5y ago
Because the arguments fundamentally aren't about science, they are about risk assessment. And where the thresholds lay.
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by aantix 5y ago
>That’s not a thing in Denmark. Is it a thing in Denmark where a company doesn't have enough revenue to hire an additional workers? And you're stuck doing the surplus because of a low output co-worker?
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by aantix 5y ago
As a father with kids in sports, I want them to: - Learn to play well with others, even under stress - Figure out where they can help, and through that, identify their strengths/weaknesses - Know that they can demand more from themselv
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by aantix 5y ago
Fascinating. Thank-you for sharing.
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by aantix 5y ago
We definitely seem to be miles apart on the way we think about our jobs. To me, protection isn't love. Workers that don't measure up aren't a good fit. Fire them. So that they can be set free, become stronger, at something
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by aantix 5y ago
I understand the overtime pay. But a more common scenario - what about a co-worker, that is 60% your capacity? And the union and company agree that two people doing this job should be enough. No more hiring. The person is not great at getti
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by aantix 5y ago
But the burden of their unfinished work most likely falls to you and colleagues. That’s fine for a while, but what if it intrudes in personal life? What if the work doesn’t get done, say a power outage, sanitation issues, it can impact many
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by aantix 5y ago
Culturally, do Danes ever complain about their co-workers output? Do Danes ever advocate for someone to be fired? If workers naturally have different productivity points, why protect their right to earn $22/hour?
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by aantix 5y ago
https://hotwired.dev/
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by aantix 5y ago
Why don't wealth taxes work? Which countries repealed?
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by aantix 5y ago
Is there a cheap way to measure ~ Testosterone levels?
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by aantix 5y ago
Divided evenly? Even if there's an order a magnitude difference in productivity between workers?
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by aantix 5y ago
~25,000 for the recent week. https://ourworldindata.org/covid-hospitalizations#how-many-p... Not necessarily a death sentence. Especially if you’re in a younger cohort.
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by aantix 5y ago
[4] - all ages, 28,883 hospitalizations, 5,126 deaths. This isn't certain death aka "only exit via the morgue". The current weekly average for covid deaths is 1,077 [1]. Weekly hospitalization rates have been over 80K for t
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by aantix 5y ago
Because discretionary emergency treatment doesn't exist. It sets the precedent of that hospitals can pick and choose. The homeless, drug users, obese, all get accepted emergency care.

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