gr1zzlybe4r

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by gr1zzlybe4r 5y ago
I should be able to roll stops signs without issue on my bicycle if Teslas are able to do it.
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by gr1zzlybe4r 5y ago
Completely agree, and I've worked at fintech companies that issue credit products.
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by gr1zzlybe4r 5y ago
The only reason you should go to college if you're not getting a pre-professional degree is to network. I made the mistake of thinking that the purpose was to get what is essentially a certificate stating that you went to a good school
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by gr1zzlybe4r 5y ago
I've recently started opening up to more people about this in my personal life. Like many others on here, I've worked remote now since March 2020, and the lack of interpersonal interaction with others during my work days has taken
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by gr1zzlybe4r 5y ago
Covid-19 will continue into Covid-22 (as in the same virus into 2022, not a new virus entirely). Return to office will tick up more than expected City -> Suburbs/Rural will revert back to pre-covid trend of Suburbs/Rural ->
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by gr1zzlybe4r 5y ago
In the US specifically, home ownership has been the primary way that many people have "built" wealth in the 20th and 21st centuries. It also gives you the ability to participate as a citizen in many more ways than a renter, as you
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by gr1zzlybe4r 5y ago
Fear, thinking that authoritarianism won't ever hurt them, groupthink, human desire to fit in with the zeitgeist. I honestly don't know but I've had lots of debates with people about forced vaccination (I'm vaccinated my
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by gr1zzlybe4r 5y ago
I don't own, but when I do I will go out of my way to try and buy unconnected devices. There is no physical device in my home that I want "as a service" in any way.
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by gr1zzlybe4r 5y ago
Have you ever wondered if it weren't HK - where your exit country would be? Did Italy or any other place in the EU appeal to you at all? I hold dual US-UK, which means the EU isn't really an option for me anymore.
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by gr1zzlybe4r 5y ago
The mortality rate for younger individuals is very low, and was low prior to a vaccine being available. We are almost 20 months into this pandemic. The virus is definitely more lethal for at risk groups but the lethality for the general pop
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by gr1zzlybe4r 5y ago
The science around covid has been fluid this entire time. We aren't even sure if these vaccines will work against other covid variants in the future. What makes anyone qualified to make decisions over someone else's choice of what
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by gr1zzlybe4r 5y ago
This is the point where we have to stop making trade offs of choice and liberty in the name of "security". Give the public open data about the effectiveness of the vaccine and then let people make their own decisions about what to
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by gr1zzlybe4r 5y ago
Are you in a growing state or region of the country? Growth could mean either economic or population, but primarily thinking population here.
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by gr1zzlybe4r 5y ago
This problem is an American problem - the only places that seem to not have affordability problems are the areas that are shrinking. Name any town in the US that experiences even slightly above average growth and you'll also find some
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by gr1zzlybe4r 6y ago
Anecdotally I wonder about this sometimes too. I took Accutane mostly because I had a parent that really drove me to take it (I think projecting some of their own issues with acne onto my completely normal amount of teenage acne) and I defi
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by gr1zzlybe4r 6y ago
https://chaynring.com/ No where near as technical as most of the stuff that's posted on here, but feel like if this could somehow gain a community following it'd be really helpful for a lot of people.
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by gr1zzlybe4r 6y ago
https://chaynring.herokuapp.com/ Made this app after having tons of people ask me during lockdowns about a "good bike" to buy. Idea is that Chaynring is the community driven backend to sites like CL, FB Marketplac