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Over 1k Companies Have Curtailed Operations in Russia–But Some Remain (List)
(som.yale.edu)
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ianai
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They want 71£ for 4oz of lions mane powder. Am I missing something? That seems exorbitant. https://southwestmushrooms.com/en-gb/products/mushroom-powde...
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ianai
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That could be a simple “not enough science to express things rationally.” Or even dark, they’ve seen so much bad and no counter to it in their formative years that naked hope is a sort of lunge point. (Politics really has gone from “roughly
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NM has a population of around 2.1M and Florida around 22.2M. That puts NM at about 41 vehicular fatalities and Florida at about 443. That’s what I mean by odd numerical stuff. Dividing things by 100,000 is an attempt to smooth over populati
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NMican here. This is big vehicle country and that could be a huge factor. Also subjectively a sudden huge growth in homelessness. It’s also just otherwise not very populace so I wonder whether there’s an odd sample problem going on. It woul
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ianai
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Right, the average American lives in a home for something like 7 years and probably decides to move because of things unrelated to interest rates (life events, mood). But the investors are living in the financial world. They’ve not traditio
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Not to mention all the customers and people who will tell you that you’re a piece of crap because you work such a job. (Part of why I go out of my way to be kind to people (and tip) is my experience working retail right out of college.)
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Higher rates mean lower property values - and lower property values mean the rent/mortgage trade off pushes rents lower. It’s instructive to look up how much those SFHs rent for and compare it to local apartment complexes. There’s a hu
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ianai
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I’ve had people of all walks of life and professional backgrounds profess world their views as a guide. It’s not programmer specific. But programmers are more inclined to think algorithmically.
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That’s an outright abusive misreading of what I’ve said.
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Thousands. And a phd program is pretty similar to a modern monastery.
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ianai
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Which still sounds pretty normal for a last year of phd. Freedom and autonomy from the burden await past the degree. Deep psychological work is going to take longer than a year, cost $$$$, could be fleeting, and clearly not going to finish
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Losing half of their wealth and honestly rolling the dice on whether a new relationship would be with someone who would be with them through thick and thin or just another “fair weather friend.”
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Someone working towards a phd in the final year of work shouldn’t be personally taking upon the baser weight and long term sustainability of society. That’s too much for any one person - Jimmy Carter clearly “settled for less” and still man
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Yes absolutely be careful to fearful of social media. At worst the people there could be trying to torpedo your trajectory through making you feel bad. Not worth the risk.
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I think the only real way to do that is as part of a civilization that is expanding into the solar system and has a group understanding to look for artifacts first and not destroy them or life. (Kind of a big ask, admittedly.) Space just is
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ianai
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Yep. Times like this actually make certain music hit so much better. Listen to Pink Floyd. But also check out old blues - Howlin Wolf, Ledbetter, Willie Dixon, Elmore James, Robert Johnson, Son House, Elizabeth Cotten, etc. Even/especi
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This actually reads almost normal for a last year of a phd. But you’re in a phd program and probably much closer to complete than you think. I’d reach out to your professors about your misgivings about your research. Make it clear that you’
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There’s probably a point where too much analysis makes the conversation worse off, right?
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True it has a golden combination of realism and quakeism.
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It’s labeled W701. Probably from quite a few years ago.
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I’m blown away that people are still playing Urban Terror in 2023.
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For me, the ready abundance of AAs is plenty. If we saw a paucity of AAs outside earth then we could say we have evidence for the stuff for life being possibly unique to earth. That its presence seems to follow a knowable, significant rate
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It might actually be useful to think of that as an equivalency because “c” is the fastest rate by which one part of the universe interacts with another part. I think of the universe branching off by the further in spacetime these interactio
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I was rolling the shame or guilt card.
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Right. There really are people who need to tow a truckload 300+ miles on a charge at highway speeds with the AC running. Or camping for a day or two without refueling out remote. Telling such people their use case’s don’t matter or are unre
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Out of my depth here a little. But general writing responds well to knowing/reading good writing. Like the quote “great writers steal” or something like that. Read the greats like Asimov or Feynman. Asimov was of course great for pulli
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Even animals in the wild agree to peace around the watering hole.
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I really hope aptera succeeds. I personally would buy one, but I live and work where I’m surrounded at all times by most of the largest mass production vehicles. I’d never ride a motorcycle around here and feel safe. Solar wise though this
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These sort of abbreviations can be basically impossible to figure out for the rest of us. Thank you.
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