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bluedays
3y ago
It was suggested to my wife to get our daughter's tongue tie taken care of when she had trouble with breastfeeding. I said it sounded like bullshit with no scientific basis, but we were desperate parents with little recourse and lactat
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bluedays
3y ago
This seems pretty on bar for a lot of small businesses I’ve worked for in software engineering sadly. I think it’s why they stay small.
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bluedays
3y ago
I'm probably leaping to conclusions here but I think this is going to end up in court, and that was beeper's intention to begin with. It just seems way too easy to block so they had to know this was going to happen.
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bluedays
3y ago
Just like we built an unsinkable ship.
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bluedays
3y ago
I can't think of a single time I've used grep where I thought "I wish this was faster".
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bluedays
3y ago
Because nobody is going to be a starving magician. I assume if you know sleight of hand you have the skills to feed yourself. ;)
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bluedays
3y ago
Ah, I miss the days before I was a parent and had strong opinions on parenting.
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bluedays
3y ago
You make good points but judging but by the march of progress I doubt it’ll be optional in the future to digitize your id.
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bluedays
3y ago
I would agree if the MSRP was what vehicles were being sold for.
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bluedays
3y ago
Considering the cost of a $600-1000 device that could easily be dropped and damaged, there’s also the issue of privacy. As driver’s licenses become digitized, not everyone would be comfortable handing their phone over to authorities, especi
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bluedays
3y ago
Maybe because the price of cars is outrageous. A new Honda Civic is 35,000. Less than ten years ago you could get one around 20-25k. So now your car payment is 40% higher to compensate for the higher price of the vehicles. I know inflation
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bluedays
3y ago
> Here's a thought experiment: would you be willing to share one of your great ideas with us? Sure why not. Here’s an idea that I had that I lost interest in because of required capital investment in a physical product. I hate givin
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bluedays
3y ago
My ideas are great. The problem I have is followup. Write an article on how to fix that. Or better yet. What do I do next? I have an idea, I code an mvp, ????
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bluedays
3y ago
Not to be confused with grindr.
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bluedays
3y ago
I want to use Jellyfin but that’s no official client for Apple TV
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bluedays
3y ago
Off topic but everyone has been looking old af to me lately. Tom Hanks is no exception. I think Covid aged everyone very quickly.
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bluedays
3y ago
Just go to Ikea if you want your bed made out of cardboard
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bluedays
3y ago
https://archive.ph/f1Mbi
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People Who Don’t Like Dogs
(theatlantic.com)
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bluedays
3y ago
He’s new money.
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bluedays
3y ago
I remember when I was younger when planes didn’t fill completely. You’d have so much room. You always prayed your seat mate didn’t show up. Times have changed for sure
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bluedays
3y ago
Sounds like a startup
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bluedays
3y ago
That’s the part of the article that I liked
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bluedays
3y ago
More so than snarky rhetorical questions and baseless accusations, I’d wager. But, by all means, let’s elevate the discussion.
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bluedays
3y ago
I find that intellectual engagement often makes for the most memorable soirées. Perhaps you'd like an invite next time?
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bluedays
3y ago
Before reflexively expressing disagreement through a downvote, I invite and encourage a thoughtful discourse on the matter. It's disheartening to observe dissent without accompanying dialogue, as meaningful engagement fosters mutual un
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bluedays
3y ago
Your observation underscores a fundamental challenge in public discourse: determining which contributions substantively further a conversation. While the repeated mentions of "innocent until proven guilty" or instances that may ap
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3y ago
While it's not my place to adjudicate his innocence or guilt, the decisions by platforms like YouTube and the BBC to immediately curtail his revenue streams are ethically contentious. Such actions, rooted in the pursuit of reputational
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3y ago
It's imperative to recognize the distinction between 'undetectable' and 'nonexistent.' The mere fact that variations were indiscernible does not negate their existence. Rather, it underscores the diffusion of indivi
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bluedays
3y ago
I’m disturbed that you have a lot of bathroom pics in your texts
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