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by grvdrm 9mo ago
Funny - I feel the opposite about chia. Soaked and plumped is when I hate them. Dry on salads/etc. or just submerged in an active bowl I'm eating is when I like them most - the crunch adds texture to what I'm eating.
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by grvdrm 9mo ago
Fascinating. Can you describe what else you tried? Other supplements? Any other non-food/supplement techniques like journaling, breathing, etc.? Any therapy and other similar human interventions? After all those - is it / was it s
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by grvdrm 9mo ago
+ great for fiber. I load up chia as much as I can throughout the day.
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by grvdrm 9mo ago
> The hardest part is giving yourself permission to ship something you know is flawed. But the feedback loop from real usage is worth more than weeks of hypothetical architecture debates. Nice statement. I think there is another equally
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by grvdrm 9mo ago
I seem to be experiencing the opposite! Lots of spam flowing through.
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by grvdrm 9mo ago
Thanks!
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by grvdrm 9mo ago
Do you have any references on loneliness interventions? Very interested.
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by grvdrm 9mo ago
This is my personal approach too. I stock things with fewest number of ingredients. Example that comes to mind: RXBar might be UPF but there’s not much in it. Compared to your average name brand protein bar or granola bar.
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by grvdrm 9mo ago
Have you considered not bothering to bulk or cut and instead just maintain? Maybe you are saying that but I can’t tell. I lift 5-6 days a week but neither bulk nor cut. Just eating/consuming whatever is necessary to maintain and/o
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by grvdrm 9mo ago
Bodybuilder? Powerlifter? Curious what specifically you mean that requires you to bulk vs. cut
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by grvdrm 9mo ago
I don't feel so violently on one side of this or another, but I agree with the spirit of your comment as a child of the 80s. I think I ate white bread or something very similar to it almost every day for lunch (in school). Cold cuts to
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by grvdrm 9mo ago
> In my neighborhood an electrical power outage is news; but yet another day of consistent electrical power supply is not news. But taking a step back, I think it is noteworthy! It makes my life better every day, and compared to the vast
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by grvdrm 10mo ago
Do you have a link?
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by grvdrm 10mo ago
I've seen this author's work elsewhere like Substack/Threads. Good article, good writer. But this whole post reminds me of a series of 1 or 2-line tweets. And I think that's the point. It's almost written as a serie
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by grvdrm 10mo ago
Yup. And Excel to, well, not-Excel in my experience.
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by grvdrm 10mo ago
Said another way: extra touch might mean more accountable thinking. Higher touch: "I am responsbile for creating this report. It better be right" Automated touch: "I sent you the report, it's right because it's auto
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by grvdrm 10mo ago
Your first problem doesn’t feel new at all. Reminded me of a situation several years ago. What was previous Excel report was automated into PowerBI. Great right? Time saved. Etc. But the report was very wrong for months. Maybe longer. And s
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by grvdrm 10mo ago
I use a new chat/etc every time that happens. Try to improve my prompt to get a better result. Sometimes works, but that multiple chat rather than laborious long chat approach annoys me less.
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by grvdrm 10mo ago
Did you also find the intro negative for your own mental health in the sense that you had to bother thinking at all about it? Feels like a huge component to me as a parent. What do I now need to know and do and react to, and how does my beh
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by grvdrm 10mo ago
Using Safari (OSX). No problems.
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by grvdrm 11mo ago
Incredible comment. I live on biz side of insurance but use tech/automation skills all the time. My industry should have solved so many problems so many years ago. But it didn't because of exactly what you said: "how lazy peo
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by grvdrm 11mo ago
Recommendation: use Hemingway (hemingwayapp.com) or something similar. That apps spots problems I often don't see in first drafts. Weakeners like adverbs/passive voice. Complicated sentences. Fancy words over simple words. Etc. St
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by grvdrm 11mo ago
> Writing a blog is like talking in the town square. Except because it’s digital, we seem to forget how communication works. If you just start talking in the town square, you’re standing alone talking. Sure a person who passes by might p
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by grvdrm 11mo ago
Participating? Or reacting? The internet I look seems plenty full of reactions despite the migrations you mention. Maybe to YT or Threads instead. I like Bsky but I don't think the userbase supports much large-scale communication (not
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by grvdrm 11mo ago
That no one has anything almost never happens. I support the idea of bringing something to table. Instead maybe ask for simple 1-sentence ideas over email (or chat/etc.) in advance and then you use those as the driver of the meeting.
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by grvdrm 11mo ago
Could NYT also produce two more guides? 1. How To Use Teams/Slack/Etc. 2. How To Use Email Meeting optimization is great, but I don't want to spend my entire day in Teams/Slack messages with people that start messages sa
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by grvdrm 11mo ago
Please do. It works! I don't think most folks are both interested and trying to sit in mindless meetings (like my JIRA example). That JIRA example is particularly annoying. It's a product team (with an external consultant) using J
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by grvdrm 11mo ago
> There wasn't a SINGLE ONE that would tolerate someone declining EVERY MEETING when the culture does not align to the ideals this presentation outlines. Exactly. Love the deck. Like you, agree with many things. My similar suggestio
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by grvdrm 11mo ago
> I am no longer solving any mentally-stimulating problems.. I am just copy-pasting code from an AI assistant. I'm using AI plenty but looking at my use with a different lens. I like to code. It's fun. It's rewarding. I pr
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by grvdrm 11mo ago
Question: could you use something like (example) Selenium to perform some or all of those pre-LLM tasks?

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