hunter-gatherer

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by hunter-gatherer 1y ago
Cool tool. I recently picked up a White River knife in CPM Magnacut. I could have used this tool when I was shopping around, but it looks like I landed on a good knife steel anyways. I haven't used it enougj yet to work on sharpening i
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
I used to live in a 14 story building, so I have a pretty good approximation of the size.
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
I grew up in a small town near four corners and as a pre-teen and teen during the summers I probably spent every 3rd night outdoors, hiking to some new place in the backcountry. I didn't have money and sure didn't have "gear&
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
10 years ago I'd agree with you completely. I definitely get your point and share some of that same sentiment, but search results these past 10 uears have become overwhelming absurd, shallow, and barely tangentially related to what I&#
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
I might misunderstand, but can't you just ask for the reference? I've also been using (Gemini) a lot to basically replace my search engine, but I always tell it to give me a reference. I've had pretty good results with this
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
Yeah, I was telling my wife last night that if we live long enough we might get to read some really interesting books from (to be) former SVR/GRU types about the time they made assets from most of th oval office.
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
Hmm... interesting. Different departments might have different meanings then? I was in DIA nit ages ago and probationary only meant < 2 years.
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
I've done a decent amount of remodel work and new builds. The workflow you've described rarely plays out in real jobs. This combo bit looks particularly useful for building things like decks.
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
I keep telling everyone that the only reason I'm paid well to do "smart person stuff" is not because I'm smart, but because I've steadily watched everyone around me get more stupid over my life as a result of turnin
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
> most people don’t wear a watch while sleeping Eh, what? When watches were just watches, most everyone wore there watch while sleeping. On that note, my brother and I were talking about these smart watches the other day and I expressed
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
My parents taught me to ride by pushing the bike down a small hill with me on it! Lol Same thing though. I was ruding the bike like a boss pretty quickly.
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
Both me and my little brother were diagnosed as kids also. Neither of us have it--we were just little shits.
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
I agree, as someone who literally just drank a chocolate flavored whey protein shake 10 minutes before reading this.
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
There's this stuff at GNC called "Tri-Sleep". Imagine meletonin tablet effects x5. I don't get nightmares, but my dreams definitely get incredibly weird and more lucid. To be honest though, I definitely think I sleep dee
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
Yes. When discussing plastics we really should be discussing _single use_ plastics. Plastic food packaging needs to go by the wayside and something better needs to be made.
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
> My personal philosophy is to use the most primitive methods possible and only use technology when there really is a strong need to go to the next level. This is a good take on life in general. My parents were atmy house recently and my
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
"A short stay in hell" (Steven Peck) is a fun short read about living in a place. Totally recommend.
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
I'm not arguing a point here, but I'm curious what the actual number of instances exist where someone is naked or in some other extortionate way (accidently of course) potentially exposed from the position of their webcam. I too w
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
As a 90s teenager myself your comments struck a chord. Very well articulated.
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
Ah, these are sommon in parts of the middle east I've lived. I've always done a few minutes of slavic squatting a day just to make sure I'll never crap my pants if I find myself constrained to using one of these.
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
I have a gshock 5600-e that was passed down from my brother who wore it for uses in a metal fab mill. This watch is amazing. Definitely get a gshock
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
Yeah, this is it. Frontier is great if you're flying from something like Las Vegas to Phoenix by yourself and have nothing to carry besides a water bottle and a protein bar in your pocket. Anything else the experience gets wildly unrea
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
I'm sure OP just threw out poodle as a reference to all inbred (purebred) dogs. I have actually had this on my mind a lot lately, and I was telling my wife about how the wild dogs I've had experience with in the Middle East and Af
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
Eh... I disagree. I've not bought his training but I have been actively fit since I was in highschool and have bought training before. There is value is getting regimens and techniques from really experienced athletes. Edit: Also, I&#x
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
I've never suffered from a mental illness, so I'm genuinely curious; is exercise not ever used as a prescription for depression? Physical therapy is a thing, so it can be a prescription in some cases, no?
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
I don't know... My older brother took the exact approach you just outlined with his SO, and he did it with more sincerity and compassion than anyone I know. She has a handful of illnesses and it has completely wrecked his life to the p
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
I normally brush this stuff off, but I have gone from a high performer to something lower in the past 6 months because my team got a new boss, and we are all miserable. I'm definitely in that cycle that is described in the Harvard Busi
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
The point is the choice of taking precaution part that you left out of the quote. The other day I was taking my kid to school, and when we turned east the sun was in my eyes and I couldn't see anything, so I pulled over as fast as I co
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
Comic books are especially helpful for conversation because they are often written in that sort of "what one would really say" style, which is extrememy helpful for speaking more native. When I was learning Finnish I found a set o
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by hunter-gatherer 2y ago
> "The original poster almost didn't make it to a conference, but when it did, it made a major splash" Best pun ever.

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