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by diob 2y ago
Yep, I'm looking to move to one of those places rather than argue with USA folks about how they don't work.
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by diob 2y ago
I drink it because it's the only sparkling water that doesn't taste gross. No artificial sweeteners, just a bit of agave with flavor / bubbles. Price isn't too bad either.
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by diob 2y ago
Reminds me of those serious warnings at the beginning of movies, like pirating is the worst sin imaginable in the world. They'll find you! Oh but crimes affecting the common folk? That's too hard, sorry.
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by diob 2y ago
This stuff is almost too scary for me to read. My childhood was awful and only around age 30 did my life start to get "better".
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by diob 2y ago
Yep. It's a cycle where they select based on this, and those folks go on to do well due to network / opportunity. Not saying they don't have talent, but there isn't a lack of talent in the lower class either.
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by diob 2y ago
The advantage is the network / badge that comes with it. That and you tend to have great funding / access to more opportunities. So, I'd argue there's a great advantage. But it's more accessible to those who alread
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by diob 2y ago
Yep, easy to google, I'm not sure why folks want us to summarize and explain it all here for them. It's been going on for years and when you have stuff like that, you unfortunately tend to find a reason to use it.
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by diob 2y ago
I mean, you and I probably can, but the majority of folks can't.
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by diob 2y ago
If you read the article it actually implies the opposite, saying those founders who don't maintain family / friends burnout.
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by diob 2y ago
This is actually really funny. The majority of us (not just tech) definitely sacrifice our private lives for work, to some degree.
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by diob 2y ago
The problem is that the two are entangled. Those at low incomes (heck even middle income), will be disproportionately hurt by climate change.
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by diob 2y ago
This is why other countries just have laws for this, it evens the playing field and removes the bs.
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by diob 2y ago
You think Shays' rebellion is relevant here? That is quite the reach. https://www.nber.org/system/files/working_papers/w31775/w317... There is an overwhelming amount of data pointing in the opposit
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by diob 2y ago
Data? https://www.forbes.com/sites/jackkelly/2024/04/08/how-inflat... Inflation is absolutely a way to steal the already meager savings of the working class. The only way it wouldn't be is if t
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by diob 2y ago
This doesn't address what I said though. Salaries may follow, but their cash savings do not.
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by diob 2y ago
Presumably their investments would inflate as well. Unfortunately, the asset owning class is protected by inflation in that way. It's the lower / middle class who have cash savings that get wrecked by inflation.
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by diob 2y ago
Only want to chime in here for folks to not feel bad about also getting help beyond physical fitness and diet. I've been a health junky my whole life, very in shape, and I eat well. Of course that helps my mental health a lot. However,
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by diob 2y ago
I think you're reading way too much into it with little context. For instance, we don't even know how old the kid is, or if the workload on the kid from school is super high.
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by diob 2y ago
To be fair, debt isn't an indicator of anything but credit being used to build something now (aka an investment in the future). So we should be focusing on what that debt is being used to fund, more than the debt itself. In my opinion
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by diob 2y ago
Glad to see folks supporting maternity leave in the comments.
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by diob 2y ago
Not sure we can fix it here in the US. It's wild going to a place like Australia and seeing how differently the police and others treat homeless folks there, in short, with compassion. We're just obsessed with car culture, militar
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by diob 2y ago
That's uh, not survivorship bias. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Survivorship_bias https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Survivorship_bias#/media/File:... "It can also lead to the false
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by diob 2y ago
Might want to think a bit about survivorship bias and see how it might apply.
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by diob 3y ago
Yep, mine is ~79 (at least, ten years ago it was)
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by diob 3y ago
AHI only measures stops of 10 seconds or more
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by diob 3y ago
Another reason to support public transit, albeit a sad one.
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by diob 3y ago
I've honestly given up on the USA building this sort of infrastructure, accepting that I'll have to move to a country that doesn't get bogged down in the USA being some unique place that can't do the things so many other
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by diob 3y ago
It's in the release notes, and those also include a migration guide. I'm not sure what more you would want. It's a major version upgrade.
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by diob 3y ago
Just another reason I'm planning to say goodbye to the USA. I'm convinced we can't get our act together at this point.
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by diob 3y ago
I would argue it does bite them, but by the time it does it's someone else's problem.

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