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by costcopizza 9y ago
I just realized this the other day. You'll hear qualms about trade unfairness and the occasional blatant copyright/knockoff culture, but hardly ever any mention of human rights.
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by costcopizza 9y ago
Wow, I’ve a lot of similarities to your story. Just yesterday I was out running errands and wondering where the f*ck did this dull, omnipresent anxiety come from? I didn’t used to have it either. Don’t give up hope though— there’s so many c
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by costcopizza 9y ago
Does anyone else sort of enjoy some tenets of perfectionism? I write songs and often drive myself nearly insane trying to get every detail right. But there is a nice feeling knowing that what you’ve finished is as good as it can be, because
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by costcopizza 9y ago
Crazy to think I could go buy a 16yr old a pack of smokes and likely get in much more trouble than anyone involved in this pill pushing operation.
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by costcopizza 9y ago
Yeah, but 'some' is different than most. It's pretty dang universal to feel "good" after putting in effort to achieve something.
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by costcopizza 9y ago
Quality of food? Poor areas are often surrounded by convenience stores and gas marts as their "grocer options". Not to mention, the increase in salt, sugar, and preseratives (as well as decrease in soil quality!) going into food p
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by costcopizza 9y ago
Wow, this looks fantastic. Thanks for the rec
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by costcopizza 9y ago
I said depression is narcissistic, not those with depression. That's a damn big distinction. In fact I am diagnosed with depression myself, have had suicidal ideation, and still relapse. When I look back at my darkest times I think vol
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by costcopizza 9y ago
Surprised a libertarian billionaire hasn't assumed Highland Park's debts and run their utopia here.
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by costcopizza 9y ago
A somewhat tangential thought... -I feel like I used to see DHL trucks and ads much more often. Did they abandon some of the residential delivery market?
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by costcopizza 9y ago
Only started seeing them when I moved to LA--they by far have the oldest delivery vehicles, some with noticeably worn out suspension parts.
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by costcopizza 9y ago
I don't think employers should even offer health insurance. Leave it to the consumer to buy just like all other insurance. In fact the increase in wages could be used to fund a basic preventative care plan (read not full on single paye
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by costcopizza 9y ago
Part time smoker here, no death wish. It's an instant escape and I find the ritual enjoyable.
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by costcopizza 9y ago
I love coffee-- the smell, the ritual, the taste, but even 1 cup turns my anxiety from a normal 2/10 to a 7/10. On top of that I don't even feel more focused or productive from caffeine. Actually I get easily overwhelmed and
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by costcopizza 9y ago
Consumer interest is more so in Tesla the brand than it is in electric cars. It's no different than Apple. Other companies can offer a similar, better, yet cheaper product, but consumers will still be lining up for Apple's iXxxxx.
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by costcopizza 9y ago
Careful taking 5HTP if you're already on antidepressants, specifically SSRI's, as you could encounter Serotonin Syndrome.
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by costcopizza 9y ago
I dunno, laundromats seem to be doing a-ok in the Los Angeles region. Even in nicer neighborhoods you can find one pretty dang quickly. I use one and I enjoy it oddly enough-- its quick but just enough time to get some reading done or peopl
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by costcopizza 9y ago
This was probably (wrongly) downvoted because it's hitting too close to home. Nearly every HN post with a paywall has comments boycotting or denouncing said paywall, how else do you expect them to survive?
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by costcopizza 9y ago
How distinctive can it be when to the average consumer it's the same as Odawalla?
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by costcopizza 9y ago
Yet another nail in my personal " Why are agencies tasked with protecting human health even allowed to be lobbied in the first place? " coffin...
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by costcopizza 9y ago
Last time I checked, none of those three things are used on food.
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by costcopizza 9y ago
The most famous maintainer(s) I can think of are the people who paint the Golden Gate Bridge.
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by costcopizza 9y ago
Ensure wrapped up in a nice minimalist package.
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by costcopizza 9y ago
Drive through many American small towns and it looks the exact same. A strip mall with a Subway, a couple national fast food joints, and if you're big enough, Wal-Mart. There are literally 1000s of towns with this copy and paste setup-
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by costcopizza 10y ago
Sort of related question I've always had: What is the highest resolution non-color display? I.e. are there '4K' versions of things like e-ink? It seems like most of these things are sort of pixelated looking.
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by costcopizza 10y ago
Gah. This stuff makes me pessimistic, along with UBI, because it essentially requires the middle class to be hollowed out even more.
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by costcopizza 10y ago
Not sure why this was downvoted.
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by costcopizza 10y ago
Reading this as we speak and there are wonderful lessons inside-- it sounds like it could be written in 2017. I'm surprised it isn't mentioned more in "must-read" lists.
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by costcopizza 10y ago
Can anyone comment why so many positions are temporary and contract nowadays? How did such a shift happen whereby full-time permanent jobs became a luxury?
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by costcopizza 10y ago
As a regular instant drinker-- I wish you luck. My go to instant is Cafe Bustelo, cheap, woody, strong and 17¢ a cup when it's on sale. At your price, Sudden occupies an interesting niche, but I think it will do fine given how massive

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