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871.
by baby 3y ago
I have some from Costco and IIUC you need to take it in the morning or something for 2 weeks? Never seemed to do much to me though, especially when I really need it.
872.
by baby 3y ago
Oh interesting, I see that it's made with bicabornate sodium. Just bought some! And some tums as well. Let's see if any of these work :D thanks!
873.
by baby 3y ago
Same here + acid reflux that keep me awake at night sometimes.
874.
by baby 3y ago
What really kills me is acid reflux. If I get it at night I just have to wake up and sit down or stand up until it passes... fortunately it happens rarely enough and I kind of know what will trigger it, but it still sucks.
875.
by baby 3y ago
It's interesting because this was me. I couldn't drink coffee, even in the morning, without getting pretty strong jitters AND not being able to sleep at night. I didn't know it could be because of slow metabolizing. But I&#x2
876.
by baby 3y ago
I meant skill based multiplayer obviously. Otherwise the controller story makes no sense
877.
by baby 3y ago
Some people are just shitty. There are scammers, rapists, etc. Everywhere. Video games cheaters are just the scummiest people online.
878.
by baby 3y ago
He’s talking about cheating in multiplayer games
879.
by baby 3y ago
That really sounds like the argument of someone that never plays multiplayer games online. There’s no way you would say that otherwise.
880.
by baby 3y ago
So should they just give up on cheating devices?
881.
by baby 3y ago
Do you know how much I pay not to see ads on youtube? That one is insane
882.
by baby 3y ago
How is this a good decision? You have to alias packages when names collide
883.
by baby 3y ago
Is this a joke?
884.
by baby 3y ago
I love this lack of namespacing personally, because it means that whatever crate you see in a project is going to be the same as the crate your see in another one. Never need to alias crate names. It happens in Golang all the time and I rea
885.
by baby 3y ago
FUD? I also have a car and its fine
886.
by baby 3y ago
What’s hilarious is that they’re going after TikTok but because it’s a national threat (lol)
887.
by baby 3y ago
No you should read “this thing is amazing for human advancements and to reduce traffic death globally and it also works pretty amazingly in SF besides a few hiccups”
888.
by baby 3y ago
I live in SF and ride waymo/cruise all the time and I think it sucks that the news focus on the few incidents because the whole thing is awesome
889.
by baby 3y ago
I don't understand why all these companies keep trying to innovate in CA/SF. It's obvious that the climate is anti-progress in a lot of ways. I'm still salty that I can't get a scooter or ebike easily anymore and ha
890.
by baby 3y ago
UDP RFC is like 3 pages
891.
by baby 3y ago
Tbf I still don’t see any improvements to twitter. The messaging experience is still absolute horsesh
892.
by baby 3y ago
That still doesn’t answer the question
893.
by baby 3y ago
I see all the comments about how managers are necessary. Let’s assume we can automate more and more HR tasks, what are managers required for besides that?
894.
by baby 3y ago
It’s the job that have too much free time that end up generating the most politics.
895.
by baby 3y ago
Sounds like they lack a tech lead rather
896.
by baby 3y ago
This. It would be suicidal to leave a manager a bad review. The only thing that works is anonymous feedback which is how Meta/Facebook is so effective at getting rid of bad managers.
897.
by baby 3y ago
Most managers are not good, that’s the problem.
898.
by baby 3y ago
I’ve worked with engineering managers and they did none of the stuff you listed lol. I’m still wondering what they were doing.
899.
by baby 3y ago
If the managers are also individual contributors then that makes sense
900.
by baby 3y ago
Why does managing the team takes so much work? Do you need to hold the hand of all your reports?

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