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by brookside 7y ago
When the market turns sour it will be largely irrelevant if you own a collection of individual stocks or a packaged mutual fund, which is of course just a larger collection of stocks (or other securities).
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by brookside 7y ago
> I don't won't to refuse any projects to miss on money I can't imagine taking vacation, because I'm not gonna lose only vacation expenses, but also similar amount in lost income for every day I would not work. Sounds
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by brookside 7y ago
"We excluded trials that included 20% or more of participants with bipolar disorder, psychotic depression, or treatment-resistant depression " This is an honest question - is it fair to exclude people for whom antidepressants don
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by brookside 7y ago
The term "treatment resistant depression" bothers me because, I think, a more accurate name would be "placebo resistant depression". Sorry to come off as frustrated; I'm like others in this thread with 10+ years of
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by brookside 7y ago
> What we drink is heavily concentrated, with vastly less water than would have been present in the fruit. Non-fresh-squeezed orange juice is, universally, artificially flavored: https://gizmodo.com/dirty-little-secret-o
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by brookside 7y ago
Journalism is valuable, and it is a publication's decision to decide on how to pay for that journalistic work. I'm not ok with copying and pasting paywalled news articles verbatim on HN.
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by brookside 7y ago
Yes actually, my mistake.
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by brookside 7y ago
> how much money will that specifically require? A general rule of many in the "financial independence" is 20x annual expenses saved for a sustained life without work. https://www.mrmoneymustache.com/2012/0
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by brookside 7y ago
Cabs don't need parking. (Well, they do, but it's out in my neighborhood in queens.)
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by brookside 7y ago
> seeing red salt makes me look again at other options. Do you have high blood pressure? My understanding is sodium isn't a concern unless high BP is an issue.
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by brookside 7y ago
Not to sound too frustrated here, but these CBT techniques are now 40 years old. So hoping the profession slowly comes around seems too mild of a take for me.
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by brookside 7y ago
Interested in the cycling part of this. Any routes you recommend? I did the short Shimanami Kaido over the inland sea which was, of course, wonderful.
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by brookside 7y ago
In my experience, bad. For me, it seems crazy in the year 2020 that a therapist wouldn't introduce basic analytics into the process with something like a brief mood survey after each session to know if therapy is ...for lack of a bette
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by brookside 7y ago
There are similar services/startups in NYC i've interacted with. My experience was it is fruitless endeavor trying to find a therapist that actually practices CBT for less than 200/hr.
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by brookside 7y ago
Credit due, newer generations of iPhones have been successively thicker with increased battery capacity.
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by brookside 7y ago
I will fully admit to having no inside knowledge, or any concrete beliefs about the subject, really! I only have read a few blog posts which seemed reasonable enough. Such as: http://tennispurist.blogspot.com/2017/04&#
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by brookside 7y ago
There is also quite a bit of incredulity that both Nadal and Federer are performing as they do without performance enhancing drugs. Nadal’s one-time doctor was nabbed, but his blood bags were ordered destroyed by Spanish court: http:/
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by brookside 7y ago
Also I'm not even sure how this can be a real question. Anybody who has the slightest understanding of startups knows the majority of them cease to exist within a few years of founding. There is no complex explanation needed beyond &qu
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by brookside 7y ago
USA is the 10th wealthiest nation per capita.
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by brookside 7y ago
*the 45 minute cost
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by brookside 7y ago
Nascar, to me, is a celebration of pointless CO2 emissions. It is literally people driving around in a circle in last-century technology, mainly as an advertising platform for selling inefficient non-race vehicles. We can do better in 2019,
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by brookside 7y ago
Really, sir. A strong breeze...
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by brookside 7y ago
ADHD is a label, not a disease. You can't really be diagnosed with symptom (although of course your money will be cheerfully taken to do just this). Attention and focus and other related ADHD-type issues are bell curve. It can feel goo
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by brookside 7y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lgj7czB51Vc This anti-evolution christian rock song was popular (among religious kids) in my high school.
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by brookside 7y ago
I don’t think many would deny churches provide their members community. Reinforcement of social ties with weekly meetings is strong. This isn’t a good reason to permit superstition to remain at the center of community life. We can find som
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by brookside 7y ago
Boeing South Carolina teammates are producing the highest levels of quality in our history,” Kevin McAllister, Boeing’s head of commercial airplanes, said in a statement. “I am proud of our teams’ exceptional commitment to quality and stan
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by brookside 7y ago
Sounds similar to Zillow lowering homes' estimated values (zestimates) to encourage subscriptions with which you can contest their number.
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by brookside 8y ago
‘If you could’ being the key phrase. Password managers are widely recommended in almost all ‘protect yourself being hacked’ writings.
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by brookside 8y ago
You may find this Song Exploder episode interesting - Yo Yo Ma talking about his changing interpretation of Bach over the years. (Ma is also referenced in original article.) http://songexploder.net/yo-yo-ma
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by brookside 8y ago
I for one do think US truck culture is absurd. Pickups are best selling vehicles by far, yet their beds and towing capabilities are generally used about 1% of the time. The other 99% is commuting in the most wasteful of ways http:/&#

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