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   by dnissley 2y ago

   Probably a cooper test -- run as far as you can in 12 mins. Then there is a formula to convert that distance to vo2 max.
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   by dnissley 2y ago

   If you're listening to the song in Spotify, you have the artist name right there
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   by dnissley 2y ago

   Headlines in newspapers used to be compressed in this manner, where they would omit words (especially "the"), so it didn't phase me, but interesting to think how this could be confusing, especially to those who didn't gr
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   by dnissley 2y ago

   How can you be sure that no one in your kids class is on tiktok?
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   by dnissley 2y ago

   Increased density would make their property even more valuable because it would be in a more desirable place in general: more walkable (more people = more businesses in a smaller area), fewer single family homes (the ones that were removed
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   by dnissley 2y ago

   +1 -- Increased density will change the neighborhood, but would also make their property more valuable!
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   by dnissley 2y ago

   There's another market with more options where "ban will be rendered unenforceable by courts" is leading: https://manifold.markets/MichaelBlume/tiktok-endgame-which-w...
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   by dnissley 2y ago

   What are those better ways to spend time and effort?
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   by dnissley 2y ago

   For unflavored protein powder I like the Naked brand: https://nakednutrition.com
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    by dnissley 2y ago

    To add to your analysis: young women are much less "sex-positive" than the millennial generation, are more anti-porn, wearing less revealing clothing, and tend to be particularly critical of age-gap relationships (often throwing a
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    Lumina Probiotic: strain of bacteria that prevents cavities(luminaprobiotic.com)

    4 points by dnissley 3y ago|1 comments
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    by dnissley 3y ago

    That doesn't seem true to me. But say more about this.
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    by dnissley 3y ago

    I didn't read it super closely but it doesn't seem like he's blaming anyone but himself (and chance) for his various problems. For that, I can respect it. Even if I have a very hard time imagining what it would take for me to
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    by dnissley 3y ago

    If the end result is ai chat agents that anyone in the world can access for free, that seems like an absolutely wonderful thing
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    by dnissley 3y ago

    * without evidence that a human author contributed creatively ... which sounds like it's going to be more and more difficult to determine over time.
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    by dnissley 3y ago

    You'll be aghast as to what the average 44 year old believes then
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    by dnissley 3y ago

    Is the claim that sales numbers are the only way to measure success? And since the 2g iphone didn't measure up in that department it doesn't qualify as a success?
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    by dnissley 3y ago

    So you can see how it might not be a fair comparison?
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    by dnissley 3y ago

    200k is just 100/hr, no? Seems like there are many more than just a handful of companies willing to pay that rate
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    by dnissley 3y ago

    It's actually not. I'm as yimby as they get but you need to understand that the value of people's property has almost nothing to do with nimbyism. They want things to stay the same, they want their "neighborhood characte
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    by dnissley 3y ago

    There's something very strange about the phrasing here. "X is getting priced out of Y" is generally invoked to get someone to feel empathy towards the party that is getting priced out. E.g. "The urban poor getting priced
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    by dnissley 3y ago

    I mean, at this point do I need to add the asterisk? *: From any source, not just the app store
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    by dnissley 3y ago

    I think fewer people would be in favor of this if apple just let you download native apps and run them on your iPhone like any other computing device.
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    by dnissley 3y ago

    My experience at a bigtechco where they have a weekly happy hour with free alcohol is that it's a pretty small minority that partakes (~20% out of the ~20% of in-office folks that attend these after work events). I've also never s
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    by dnissley 3y ago

    Yep, totally get that possibility. We've seen it with the 08 financial crisis, COVID (esp. wrt money printing), and even down to more mundane things like nimbyism + pension underfunding (traps that many/most other developed nation
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    by dnissley 3y ago

    If that's the case doesn't it still make sense to try and reduce debt? Due to unforeseen circumstances? Going by your metaphor we could say the possibility of the industry you work in becoming a lot less lucrative due to technolog
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    by dnissley 3y ago

    My take is that it's more about control of the experience, which is something baked into Apple's DNA.
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    by dnissley 3y ago

    I have the same options and personally I'd be perfectly happy to let one or the other go. Ideally it'd make room in the market for something new, since these are almost exactly the same and scarcely a mile apart. There are also pl
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    by dnissley 3y ago

    Not sure I understand how this relates to the article? Which problems are banks attempting to preserve that they are the solutions for?
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    by dnissley 3y ago

    It's actually an excerpt from the book -- may also be an ad, but probably the best kind of ad (free content, try before you buy).