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by brational 9y ago
Depends on your family situation but android/ios phones shuold all have a DND mode that you can put on a schedule and allow exclusions for "favorites" or something of the sort. I have mine on DND from bed time through end of
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by brational 9y ago
same - except my DND is set for midnight until 4pm. i still check the phone at lunch or when i get to work but i otherwise wont notice it unless it actually rings.
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by brational 9y ago
There's separate research as well into how much, if any, exercise can slow/reduce Sarcopenia ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarcopenia ). So they are at least researching it separate from simple correlation as
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by brational 9y ago
That's common in the US as well.
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by brational 9y ago
If I read you correctly you're essentially suggesting that someone living in a low-cost of living area isn't paying enough for the shipped products they receive by way of major transport hubs? I'd argue that's slightly e
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by brational 9y ago
That's maybe a bad example as those companies all actually make use of the more expensive infrastructure. A better question is what ROI does generic non-tech enterprise company X get from standing up a huge data science team for simple
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by brational 9y ago
wrong diabetes type.
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by brational 10y ago
> perhaps the end goal is voluntary resignations? That's the only explanation that makes sense.
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by brational 10y ago
Drone crashes into my living room with groceries. Receive email that my package was successfully delivered.
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by brational 10y ago
you seem to be of the opinion that because concussions are bad, the idea of exercise aiding aging or other mental benefit isnt supported? that's absurd. there's significant evidence of the benefits of physical activity to mental h
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by brational 10y ago
I took the salt lake effect to mean that the students left in the public school no longer have a potentially intelligent (emotionally and/or socially) peer with which to interact. As has been stated ad nauseam, kids learn a ton from th
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by brational 10y ago
In a non-argumentative tone though, that poster's point was that your ideas have been tried, are being used, and it isn't a viable solution. As someone in a red rust belt state, it HAS been the approach. There is constant attempts
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by brational 10y ago
Me too - for me the difference is early retirement isn't really feasible in Europe. The exception being maybe get a remote job in the US and then move. Haven't succeeded there yet.
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by brational 10y ago
yep. and if we'd just clear up healthcare then the masses would be set and placated.
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by brational 10y ago
>How many launches have they done so far, and what were the results? I can't tell if you actually want answers but boeing has a fairly successful satellite deployment piece of the company.
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by brational 10y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argument_from_authority
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by brational 10y ago
Yep they are. Onions and garlic family vegetables too. Eggs/fish/meat simply have much higher concentrations.
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by brational 10y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/AdvancedFitness/comments/1bo5xm/ass... reddit post with main study, also comments have HN posts about it and good critiques. interesting stuff. I've seen the cardio U curve
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by brational 11y ago
But the difference is that he still did whatever the wealthy republicans wanted too.
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by brational 11y ago
This is widely true in a lot of other engineering disciplines, especially those that are more hands-on. Anecdotally, in certain parts of the country this is why engineers (think mechanical, civil, etc) are viewed a large step below "tr
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by brational 11y ago
Title: Being a ‘Dumb’ Girl in Computer Science Contents: What you said Title should be: Being ‘Dumb’ in Computer Science
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by brational 11y ago
Well, doctors are just "practicing medicine" after all...
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by brational 11y ago
> Namely, that everyone feels that they're the dumb one in a room full of brilliant effortlessly successful people, and that if the coursework is not easy and a little boring you should quit because it only gets worse from here. So
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by brational 11y ago
> I wonder if the author was raised in a very different culture, either because he or his family was of foreign origin, or he was simply brought up with an atypical set of cultural cues and values. These can be very difficult to uproot,
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by brational 11y ago
In the real world, you have edge cases where the supply/demand curves run out of room and no one has any capital left to open a grocery store.
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by brational 11y ago
Have you played any of https://microcorruption.com ?
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by brational 11y ago
>The treatment of statins is very much like the treatment of vaccines I don't think that's an accurate comparison. There's not really anyone in the healthcare industry that would argue against vaccines but there are plenty
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by brational 11y ago
Are you not in a major metro area? When I lived in rural missouri (40k city) I still found multiple brands of full fat (and not just plain flavor).
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by brational 11y ago
I guess you could consider this a noob question. I'd like to get into this and more low level stuff in general. Background: I'm an applied math guy that works in cv, image processing, and anywhere that stats & optimization can
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by brational 11y ago
I'd argue that this is exactly what blue collar america used to be before manufacturing up and left. That and 30-40 years of productivity gains not distributed to workers.

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