grvdrm

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by grvdrm 7mo ago
Oddly I don’t feel like I sleep better, but probably do. But I’m sure you’re right about the impact of sleep as a contributor to the overall clearing.
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by grvdrm 7mo ago
Roughly what I follow. I pour chia seeds into everything I eat. Also: edamame, goji berries, green peas. Etc etc. My particular motivation is 1) health, but 2) I lift quite a bit and try to get as much protein from food as possible.
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by grvdrm 7mo ago
Fascinating to hear. I am trying to cut alcohol - still not entirely successful. But I've been able to cut for months at a time. Whenever the cut happens, I feel my brain sort of "return" roughly a week or two in. I'm no
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by grvdrm 7mo ago
Looks like a fresh take on the topic. But I was reminded immediately of this Dan Luu post with the same title. https://danluu.com/look-stupid/
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by grvdrm 7mo ago
Of course. I own one! But, I think they could ease the process somewhat with some obvious defined package sets.
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by grvdrm 7mo ago
Not just PC industry! Feels that way in auto too. I go to Tesla, Lucid websites. Breath of fresh air. Clear choices. Porsche website: WTF. (just one example, there are many)
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by grvdrm 7mo ago
Same problem. Moved to Chrome from Safari and that fixed it.
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by grvdrm 7mo ago
Yes - I think the general approach of collaborating on things with your kids is the way to go, though not always the path I choose (I'm a normal dad with my own pluses and minuses). But if you only ever say no, or the reverse, and neve
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by grvdrm 7mo ago
My kiddos don't have that access either. They do have their own iPads but not with unlimited access. Most common usage: flights, long drives. Otherwise, no weekday or weekend usage for the most part. As for the shitstorm, yes, they get
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by grvdrm 7mo ago
Or, meet halfway. Talk to her ABOUT the games. At least attempt that. Reminds me of a family member who complained about his oldest playing Minecraft. He said “I don’t understand it” - guy is 49, grew up in Montana, shot guns as a teen. Ver
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by grvdrm 7mo ago
Interesting. You don’t think adults have the same problem?
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by grvdrm 7mo ago
My nephew (8) has a VR headset. Doh.
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by grvdrm 7mo ago
I’m a parent. Girls 7 and 4. I think you’re right about a number of parent habits. Hard to impose a device limit on a kid if that kid watches you use your device constantly. I’m not some hero here - constantly reminding myself to be aware.
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by grvdrm 7mo ago
What a statement at the end. You are absolutely right. I hear “x tool doesn’t really work well” and then I immediately ask: “does someone know how to use it well?” The answer “yes” is infrequent. Even a yes is often a maybe. The problem is
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by grvdrm 7mo ago
I agree! I just think that order matters. Govt creates something: you see that tight control from the beginning. Makes logical sense. Private company creates something gov't sees as a threat: private companies are allowed to express op
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by grvdrm 7mo ago
I'm not well-read on the history of nuclear, but is it the case that nuclear developed first in government and was then spread to private industry via gov't outreach/motivation? Here, I think we're talking about the oppo
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by grvdrm 7mo ago
I thought this was a flimsy piece. Agree with your conclusion. Also - I'm surprised the government didn't say "ok" and then use Claude (as they wished) anyways. Don't know the details and am oversimplfying, but seem
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by grvdrm 8mo ago
Funny. I also have a Boxster. 2014 981 S. I love natural aspiration 6 cylinder cars. Smoother in what sense? My Boxster is stick so the shifting experience is very different. The flat-6 is a remarkable sound - intoxicating. Especially purel
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by grvdrm 8mo ago
I have a Mazda CX-9 with an I4 and, my anecdote, it sucks on gas. About 14 mpg in non-highway short hop driving. That might be fine as part of larger group but it always feels embarrassingly low.
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by grvdrm 8mo ago
I drive that exact car! It is awesome. Incredible power. Silky smooth on highway. Sounds like a beast on start up. I regularly get 36/37 mpg on a long drive. I prefer the sound of the B58 in the m340 over the S58 in the m3 but they are
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by grvdrm 8mo ago
I've thought the same. At least here in US: Google/Apple device controls allow app to request whether user meets age requirements. Not the actual age, just that the age is within the acceptable range. If so, let through, if not, c
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by grvdrm 8mo ago
Around me I see this usage: - Older folks. - People using marketplace - People exchanging inter-personal tips and info: best stroller, contractor, etc. Not saying FB is best for those things but it doesn’t seem dead at all.
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by grvdrm 8mo ago
I keep reading this as “CBS signs…” and can’t help thinking about that uncomfortable possible future moment.
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by grvdrm 8mo ago
My simple route for handling slow replies: 1. Quick email saying “acknowledge, will work on a reply with estimate target date” 2. Proper reply ideally by target. Guilty as charged.
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by grvdrm 8mo ago
Fair point. I too like the data side of CRM. So many interesting possibilities. Did you always enjoy talking or did you discover it at some point prior to your current sales role?
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by grvdrm 8mo ago
I love hearing this. My story: mostly business analytics (2005-2022), sales engineering, sales (both at same tech start up), and now running a solo consulting business. I also really liked sales. Updating a CRM, not so much. But sales allow
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by grvdrm 8mo ago
Close second: conference apps. They infuriate me. Data harvesting machines in all ways. Incredibly user hostile. Example: making me scroll endlessly through attendee lists. Lack of good filters. Etc. Can’t download attendee lists. I finally
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by grvdrm 8mo ago
Hard disagree with hard parts of software are harder than domain. I don’t know your story, skills, or domain. But this doesn’t match my experience and others around me at all.
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by grvdrm 8mo ago
Is this a tool deployed into an internal production environment? Or is it more of “dev” or “business user desktop” type app that isn’t deployed formally. I’m working with a company now that thinks that AI is great until you need to deploy t
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by grvdrm 9mo ago
Thanks for sharing. I briefly quit caffeine once but it as well before any realization of anxiety. So, hard to extrapolate forward from that experience. What feels different to me (compared to you) is this: sometimes I'll drink 2 cups

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