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by astura 3mo ago
Renters insurance protects the landlord from liability claims. They don't care if you insure your own property, but I don't know of an insurance company that decouples liability and property. Also, renters insurance is cheap, I ha
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by astura 3mo ago
I owe the first decade of my career to shitty outsourced code.
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by astura 4mo ago
>he has been adamant that vaccines are incredibly important for the military and the policy changes have really angered him, specifically because of the damage it does to readiness. Your friend knows his history; disease has been the le
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by astura 4mo ago
Loads instantly too, just like text+pictures should.
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by astura 4mo ago
>even if they were closer - say only 25 mi away, I'm still not going to be any help. Even if you help the cops locate the kidnapping victim, they might just murder her. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Killing_of_S
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by astura 4mo ago
Frugal doesn't mean anything "excessive," it's not the same as a cheapskate or tightwad. Being frugal just means allocating scarce resources in a way that provides most utility and value.
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by astura 4mo ago
A real life "Stan" situation. https://www.fox13news.com/news/surveillance-video-shows-accu... https://www.fox13news.com/news/man-sentenced-to-15-years-in-...
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by astura 4mo ago
With a maid to clean up after them.
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by astura 4mo ago
My parents used to be landlords. For years they always bought used appliances for the apartments to save money until a used stove came with a surprise roach infestation. New appliances only after that.
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by astura 4mo ago
Big medical systems will post their clinical trails quarterly or so. If you have a big medical system near you you can sign up for emails. I imagine universities would have a mailing list too, if they regularly did clinical trials. You can
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by astura 4mo ago
Tody (not Toby) is a scheduling app exactly as you describe that you are building and theres no "clutter." You can use it to schedule tasks on any interval, and seasonally. Literally it's exactly what you are describing. Dism
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by astura 4mo ago
>“Virtuous” is not a word I’d associate at all with wanting to become a doctor. Veterinarians are a different matter, though. For those that don't know, veterinarian education is just as rigorous, time consuming, and expensive as hu
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by astura 4mo ago
Not to be a Debbie downer but Tody already handles home maintenance tracking, and it's already close to perfect IMO. What does your app offer that Tody doesn't? I can't download it because it's iOS only.
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by astura 4mo ago
>One reason why doctor is more popular is the process for becoming one is high effort but low risk. Disagree completely that becoming a doctor is low risk. The amount of residency spots is capped and is smaller than the number of people
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by astura 4mo ago
Don't listen to this noise; it fucking sucks, it's kinda dangerous, and it's not at all meditative. It's the exact opposite of meditative. My parents made me do it because they certainly didn't want to, because it s
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by astura 4mo ago
Diabetes Care isn't just a reputable journal, it is the flagship publication of the American Diabetes Association, the organizers of the conference!
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by astura 4mo ago
>people commenting on reddit tends to self-censor words like "r@pe" That's just because reddit is almost entirely children and bots/shills. Yes, a platform full of children is going to be childish.
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by astura 4mo ago
Yep, the article itself, Misguided Brushes of a Pen Continue to Dismantle and Destroy Biomedical Research in the United States: We Can No Longer Afford Complacency and Fear. We Must All Act Now!, is marked as "free" and is availab
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by astura 4mo ago
TFA makes the same point - >The scientists were not disruptive or disorderly in their conduct, based on the videos posted by MedPage Today, although the fact that they were handing out reprints just before an NIH representative was sched
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by astura 5mo ago
Triple-tapped, actually.
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by astura 5mo ago
The recruiter won't tell you the company bc they don't want you to just bypass them and apply directly yourself. They don't make commission that way.
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by astura 5mo ago
I mean.... Riding a bike is nothing like making friends. “How to Make Friends and Influence People” is a salesman's guide, Dale Carnegie was an traveling salesman and the book techniques he learned making sales. The techniques you need
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by astura 5mo ago
How?
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by astura 5mo ago
How, though, If you never developed social skills?
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by astura 5mo ago
Exactly the opposite for me, I tried to add 10 minutes of walking to my workday (midday) and I only lasted a month. I found it so distracting; I lose so much productivity, would be unable to concentrate for at least an hour afterwards, and
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by astura 5mo ago
You think it's "most unexpected" that a bus driver got sucked into an MLM? If a stranger spontaneous brings up they run a "juice shop" and "invites" you to visit, 99 time out of 100 it's a front for a
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by astura 5mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D-Generation_X
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by astura 5mo ago
This information is much more valuable to insurance companies than selling you some oil change (which hardly anyone gets from the manufacturer anyways).
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by astura 5mo ago
Cotton swabs were/are the problem. Using them can cause impacted earwax.
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by astura 6mo ago
We have LinkedIn at home.

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