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by albumen 1y ago
Enjoyment is not a binary thing. Some "enjoyment" is very low-level, and instantly forgettable. But it's easy and frequently we're lazy. Getting up and doing something else frequently ends up be more enjoyable.
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by albumen 1y ago
As posted just a few posts above yours, this link provides some helpful factual reference: https://www.statista.com/chart/34931/difference-between-prel...
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by albumen 1y ago
Nope, it's opt out. I'm in ireland.
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by albumen 1y ago
The 1576 event was perhaps the earliest example of deliveroo. As part of a major shooting tournament, a delegation from Zurich travelled by boat to deliver a cauldron of hot millet porridge to the city, to prove they could reach Strasbourg
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by albumen 1y ago
It's better if the sender includes tariffs/import duties in the price the customer pays originally, but it's easy to set up a system where the receiving country collects taxes on incoming deliveries. Ireland has it: https:&#
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by albumen 1y ago
You need to move into a different industry/society. These things are not ubiquitous.
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by albumen 1y ago
Love it. The tone is just right. A couple of suggestions: Have you tried a "filled line" approach, rather than "outlined" strokes? Might feel more like individual marker strokes. I made a demo video on the free tier and
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by albumen 1y ago
Manim is awesome and I'd love to see that, but it doesn't easily offer the "hand-drawn whiteboard" look they've got currently.
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by albumen 1y ago
Yes, very good, OP's wrong and you're right. Now, if you'd address the 8,000,000lb elephant in the room that would be great.
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by albumen 1y ago
I agree on the latter point, but I think it's unfair to say the UN doesn't "do stuff". A lot of the time they partner with govs to deliver the below, but they're frequently the provider of last resort too: UNHCR (Hi
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by albumen 1y ago
Thanks for making the advice international. Perhaps you can expand on when suicide is needed?
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by albumen 1y ago
Please don't recommend suicide. If you, OP or someone you know is struggling with suicidal thoughts, please call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255.
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by albumen 1y ago
Perhaps it is more a reflection of you, or of US (?) attitudes. This 3,000 person study [1] in Germany matched pairs of strangers for private face-to-face meetings to discuss divisive political issues. It found asymmetric effects: conversat
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by albumen 1y ago
Ireland. https://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/justice/criminal-law/c... Edit: Wikipedia page on drinking in public: "In some countries, such as Norway,[1] Poland,[2] India and Sri Lanka[3][non-tertiary
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by albumen 1y ago
You do realise there are different categories of users? There’s consistent evidence that early adopters and ethically motivated consumers accept price premiums to align purchases with values, identity, or status; only later—when technologie
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by albumen 1y ago
Some evidence to support your statements would be very helpful.
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by albumen 1y ago
"Show, don't tell". Why not post a bit of the meat, say chapters 2 and 3?
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by albumen 1y ago
I agree. You can revert this UI frustration. Go to your settings. Then, go into screen time. Next, go into content and privacy restrictions and enable that. Under Apple intelligence in the restrictions you can then disable individual featur
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by albumen 1y ago
Or, online discourse has polarised opinion through The Algorithm promoting inflammatory, divisive content. In real life, when people talk, they see the other person as a human with more understandable motivations, and tend to find a lot mor
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by albumen 1y ago
Sorry to hear that. But I was responding to the comment that "Spontaneous, innocent chit chat is dead, both online and offline because everyone’s hustling now". Just one counter example is needed to prove that statement false. Of
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by albumen 1y ago
Dogs have owners. Cats have staff.
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by albumen 1y ago
Counter example: yesterday I took the train and ferry from london to dublin. Trains are a great way to meet new people, especially if you're sitting facing each other. Person opposite me was interested in the maths book my son was read
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by albumen 1y ago
You're right, companies should value long-term employees. But what if that person wants to be promoted, or move elsewhere? Skills can be handed over; it depends on the complexity. Also, two people can be equally skilled, but not have t
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by albumen 1y ago
"And the people working for lieferando via Zeitarbeitsfirmen know this, and mention this in the call to pressure the restaurant owners to get their sales provision." Extortion.
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by albumen 1y ago
Mellowobserver above offers three valid answers, unless your puzzle also clarified that he wants to get all the items/animals across to the other side alive/intact.
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by albumen 1y ago
I agree. Humane tried with a new form factor. An audio-only interface is too limited. A watch screen is too small. There's a lot going for a decently sized screen that lets you look images, maps, emails, webpages that you control (rath
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by albumen 1y ago
In 2019, Airbus displaced Boeing as the largest aerospace company by revenue. In October 2019, the A320 family became the highest-selling airliner family with 15,193 orders, surpassing the Boeing 737's total of 15,136. In 2023 the numb
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by albumen 1y ago
Wiki: "Beyond Mr. Feeney's reticence about blowing his own horn, 'it was also a way to leverage more donations—some other individual might contribute to get the naming rights.'" NYT article(1): ..when asked what had
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by albumen 1y ago
Just because something makes shopping easier (and does this, really?) doesn’t mean it’s a smart or meaningful use of brainpower. Not every small convenience is worth solving when bigger problems are out there.
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by albumen 1y ago
But the article even shows Adams dodging/burning a print, which is 'adjusting the exposure' in a localised fashion of the high dynamic range of the film, effectively revealing detail for the LDR of the resulting print that ot

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