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garciasn
3y ago
I went to an audiologist and they found nothing wrong with my hearing, but yet, I have trouble hearing normal conversational tones. Hearing completely fucking annoying sounds like fluorescent lights? That I can do with abandon, but hearing
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3y ago
> The two 70g packets consumed by Oguntoye in one sitting would equate to about 2,352mg of sodium – 118% of the World Health Organization’s recommended daily intake. These numbers include use of the seasoning packet. Without the seasonin
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3y ago
Of course it won’t magically happen; other countries have been doing this for decades. It would take time to sort out, but the important difference is having a human-focused common goal of fixing the problem. The common goal now in the US h
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3y ago
I can’t even imagine this combo; I can barely tolerate Sudafed alone. It’s like drinking 15 cups of espresso all at once for me. Jittery; quick tempered; but a clear head and nose. Good with the bad when you’re ill but holy fuck would it be
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3y ago
You are right, in a perfect world. However, due to lawyers, the perfect world has been upended for the consumer. Sure, you can fight it, but over a few dollars returned and thousands paid for an attorney to fight it--only to get a settlemen
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3y ago
Can someone please explain to me how 'grok' (regardless of spelling) is a taunt, because I'm just not following.
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3y ago
I asked my doctor if I should have a sleep study done because I snore. She said, “I can tell you right now that it’ll say you have sleep apnea; that’s all they ever say.” Yes, I found a new doctor but with so many people being diagnosed wit
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3y ago
It's a lot easier to put yourself in Do Not Disturb via whatever team chat option you're using than having to hide from someone tapping your shoulder at your desk.
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3y ago
Sr. Director; team is entirely remote. Company is half remote with 1 day per week required for non-remote employees. My team is highly technical and generally requires deep thinking and little interruptions to make progress. The single best
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3y ago
An interesting concept and actually a lot of fun, particularly that I didn’t actually have to buy anything; however, the system started a $25 item (Olive Garden $35 gift card) at $37! That said, I enjoyed the random banter but I am not a hu
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3y ago
Someday! “…we finally have basic experimental support for running simple graphical applications.” But not yet.
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3y ago
It’s roughly 30-40% world wide and latest stats in the US say between 25 and 35%. I don’t know if people are overestimating but it sure as shit does surprise me each and every day.
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3y ago
Hitting debris or the bottom while on foils is NOT recommended and can be catastrophic to the boat and its passengers. Hydrofoils haven't taken off because of the above and, primarily, the high operation, maintenance, and build costs.
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3y ago
Working in consultancies/agencies for the last 15 years, I see this time and time again. Fucking dart-throwing monkeys making money hand over fist despite their best intentions to lose it all.
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3y ago
There are so many OpenAI-powered tools that are doing this or similar things in the market right now. I just spoke with one this morning that is one of three others I've recently spoken with that take your data model and database schem
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3y ago
This sounds like a lot of justification for "do your own research," and, in my case, I don't prescribe to that--at all. Hey, by all means, you go ahead and use whatever tools you have available to you to make determinations a
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3y ago
No idea; I'm not a doctor/specialist in this area so my opinions are largely irrelevant. I choose to lean on those who are specialists/doctors to give guidance on treatment of the symptoms while other smart people attempt to
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3y ago
> This reminds me of an old article I read about how psychedelics don't actually "increase connectivity in the brain" like users thought, as though that had anything to do with why people use psychedelics. That's why
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3y ago
My wife is a SAHM and I work from home. We are not overworked nor do I have a time-consuming job. My son struggles from anxiety and sleep loss. We tried in-person therapy, to which he did NOT take and instead had to go the medication route,
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3y ago
Increase active enforcement; make penalties more severe; and treat repeat offenses like DUI. It's not the place of the government to put limits like these on devices just because they want to avoid having to commit to behavioral change
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3y ago
It blows my mind that companies can get away with telling employees they will forever be remote only to ignore their own directive a few years later because of...reasons.
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3y ago
Why do people spend their entire lives studying the Bible looking for 'meaning'? It's the same thing: academic pursuit/something to do and, frankly, there is nothing at all wrong w/that.
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3y ago
Yes. Exactly this. No one understands and there isn’t a need to understand. You put money in and either you lose it all or you win some percentage back that you lost before. I’m not a gambler, but out of all of the ways to lose your money i
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3y ago
They mention Ketamine and its perceived effect on mental health as a side effect of its primary action, but a recent study says it’s no better than placebo: https://www.science.org/content/article/ketamine-no-bette
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I’m sorry, but as far as I know, for the longest time there wasn’t even a blatant warning about being under 18. According to the BBC, it was only after “Alice” filed the lawsuit that they added a checkbox saying you had to be 18+. S: https
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3y ago
I've never used WhatsApp, Telegram, or Signal but I have used iMessage/SMS. I really don't consider iMessage anything separate from being able to send SMSs; I just know that sometimes my messages are green and most are blue.
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3y ago
Yet. You don't see ads, yet. But, what you are doing, is selling your viewing history to marketers, albeit indirectly. For that $20 box, you are giving away everything you watch, when you watch, and very likely anything that goes throu
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3y ago
I said he resides there and it’s ironic; I didn’t say he chose it.
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The reasoning in the article is primarily about how the journalists felt there was fatigue/reduced demand/lack of ability to understand/etc, aside from the comment about censoring the operational pieces, there was little ment
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3y ago
> Why was only 1% of the documents published, in the end? “The documents are not like the WikiLeaks ones from the US state department, which were written by diplomats and, for the most part, easily understandable,” said Ewen MacAskill. “
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