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by brookside 8y ago
This guy broke his back to buy multiple new trucks which is almost...tragic. http://www.mrmoneymustache.com/2015/04/28/what-does-your-wor...
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by brookside 8y ago
Do you not subscribe to the idea stealing=bad?
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by brookside 8y ago
Touring is expensive and has a certain number of fixed costs. While popular artists indeed can make a killing touring, it costs money for those playing smaller venues, or god forbid, playing as an opening act. Labels have a tour marketing b
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by brookside 8y ago
NaN == NaN is falsy, no? (Shows as truthy in the game, unless I am misunderstanding.)
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by brookside 8y ago
> Clearly a safety and health issue. Why clearly? I like standing up to workplace nonsense as much (or way more) than the next guy/gal, but seems rigid to refuse to code from a different room for a day.
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by brookside 8y ago
I love the Brooklyn Boulders Queensbridge co-working space in Long Island City. Really just some tables and chairs but in the middle of rock climbing walls.
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Cracking the sugar code: Why glycome is the next big thing in medicine(cnbc.com)
3 points by brookside 8y ago|0 comments
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by brookside 8y ago
David E. Davis, founder of Automobile magazine was known to ask "Is your life a rich tapestry?" instead of the usual "How are you?". I like that.
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by brookside 8y ago
While Tesla's claims are probably largely accurate, I agree this seems like a distraction / side narrative for when they don't hit their stated goals and need to raise more money ASAP. Worked at a startup that used the "
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by brookside 8y ago
My understanding of zocdoc is that is is a marketing service for doctors, not a legitimate review site.
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by brookside 8y ago
> But most importantly, the way a good therapist works is by reflecting and empathizing with you. In my very humble opinion this is the way a bad therapist works. I've gone to therapy to deal with real problems - attention issues
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by brookside 8y ago
I know at my previous job the Aetna payment towards my therapist ended up being $10 per session. (I believe I paid $50 and insurance paid $10). For this reason, the vast majority of "good' therapists, in this market anyhow, choos
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by brookside 8y ago
One argument against is cost - weekly CBT in NYC is going to run about 150 a session which will work out to ~7800 a year.
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by brookside 8y ago
You definitely free to argue that, but is there some scientific basis or any study you can point to? The issue with sugar is how the body processes fructose and glucose. Unless there is indication that substances present in non-organic vs o
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by brookside 8y ago
The issue here is consuming fructose and sucrose. Organic or not won't factor in.
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by brookside 8y ago
> Researchers studied five different diets to see which lowered the risk of heart failure: convenience (fast food and pasta), plant-based, sweets, Southern (sugary beverages and fried foods), and alcohol/salads. What kind of study d
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by brookside 8y ago
What are the rates?
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by brookside 8y ago
Yep this is the the best real solution I think. A recording is a snapshot in time and it makes sense to print track/s to stems after plugins so can be remixed later if so desired.
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by brookside 8y ago
Join the financial independence movement. Spend little and save much, and with a programmer salary you can not have to work again in a few short years. http://www.mrmoneymustache.com/2012/01/13/the-shockingly
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by brookside 9y ago
> Such credentials are worth a lot in our societies, hence the high wage. Lots of professionals with great titles and affiliations steer people down a totally incorrect path. An easy example of this is Harvard study published in the New
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by brookside 9y ago
> According to everyone, I should have gone out to see the latest movies, taken a cruise, traveled to cities, experienced night life... This response makes me wonder how exactly you are answering the question. I can't image almost a
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by brookside 9y ago
Psychiatrists don't have special powers when it comes to choosing an SSRI, the process is almost entirely trial and error. There is nothing wrong with going to a general practitioner, trying Lexapro, and if you don't feel anything
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by brookside 9y ago
Sure but > I'd have loved to be a fly ... loving anything about that sad scenario seems impossible.
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by brookside 9y ago
I'll agree with the other post here...where is the warmth in your own comment history?
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by brookside 9y ago
So many of us are in debt, but I would definitely encourage you to think about re-shifting your own paradigm if it's comfortable to do so: If you would like entertaining reading to assist in your own building of a new mental model arou
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by brookside 9y ago
I like elemental cars without bloated features as well, but most new cars both ICE and electric have screens and the like. I don't think this is unique to EVs.
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by brookside 9y ago
What happens when diagnosis? Seeking help (add your own scare quotes) will get you amphetamines with an expensive monthly 5 minute refill appointment.
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by brookside 9y ago
I wouldn't want a 3 because it isn't a hatchback. Hatchbacks are just so wonderful for transporting large items and even for sleeping the occasional night!
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by brookside 9y ago
NYC Trader Joe's aren't convenience stores but my shopping times are informed almost entirely by the expected line length.
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by brookside 9y ago
I fully understand Silverman's troll is in a great deal of pain and/or addiction, but his twitter postings are still a tragic mess after her intervention. https://twitter.com/jeremy_jamrozy .

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