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by inkcapmushroom 3y ago
In that case it's probably smart he's doing this as a non-profit rather than a business. A business might go under if the sargassum stops, a non-profit can just wait or just go to other localities where they are getting sargassum
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by inkcapmushroom 3y ago
In the bag system, eventually your bag runs out of pieces and you move to a new bag. That's not the case for the TGM3 system. You always have 35 pieces, when you "take one out" of the bag it's immediately replaced before
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by inkcapmushroom 3y ago
It's easy to understand why, I think. People will tend to pick up the tasks they think they can easily complete and avoid the ones they will be stuck on for multiple sprints while management breathes down their neck because it's a
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by inkcapmushroom 3y ago
Wait until you hear about the fact that your sick leave time is also covered in those 15 days, so every day that you rest at home when sick is another day less that you get of that vacation you had planned. Definitely a system that encourag
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by inkcapmushroom 3y ago
>people didn’t want to do it because it would out their incompetence and start to reveal the tremendous pile of tech debt they’ve built everything else on All part of the great circle of (software) life. Once they pass on from the compan
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by inkcapmushroom 3y ago
It goes back to blues, and obviously much further back. Probably back to when people first started making music. "I Didn't Like It the First Time", Ida Lee, 1947 (aka the Spinach Song ;) ) "One Hour Mama", Ida Cox,
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by inkcapmushroom 3y ago
Then take comfort in the fact that every thought we have has likely been had many times before. :)
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by inkcapmushroom 3y ago
Yeah, you just don't know what real food tastes like! Stop liking things I don't like, you can only like things outside your means!
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by inkcapmushroom 3y ago
Some small businesses do in fact charge a card processing fee directly to the consumer which you don't have to pay if you use cash.
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by inkcapmushroom 3y ago
I'd love a lazy job so I can do all those things during work hours instead of after the workday and commute. (except piloting airplanes or cleaning pools, I don't need to do that)
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by inkcapmushroom 3y ago
Hey, it's me! I'm mostly valuable because I'm the only one on my project who hasn't quit at this point so I can help guide all the new people, including new project managers and tech leads. Even though I don't get m
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by inkcapmushroom 3y ago
>as though that's a source for UFOs rather than...history Maybe you haven't watched the History Channel recently, but there is indeed a lot of stuff about aliens on there. Possibly more stuff about aliens than about actual hist
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by inkcapmushroom 3y ago
>In a modern implementation one of these call-less people can be chosen at random and displayed on a big screen, to increase their chances. Oh boy, can't wait for the jumbo-tron to project my failure to attract dates to everyone. Se
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by inkcapmushroom 3y ago
Chimps kill and eat monkeys and even other chimps. Not sure what I should rationalize through that behavior.
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by inkcapmushroom 3y ago
There's not really just one counterculture. There's still far left old school hippy counterculture out there, just minding their business and forming collectives and communes and putting good vibes out and making the expensive loc
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by inkcapmushroom 3y ago
You might want analytics when your personal blog is a medium for pushing referral links though.
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by inkcapmushroom 3y ago
>doesn’t have to curtail growth rates. Eh, you can't slow an exponential growth with a linear gain in living space. There might be a lot of space out there but not nearly enough of the stuff we need to live in order to consider phys
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by inkcapmushroom 3y ago
The character can find the answer, but how do you the viewer know what happens in their head to reach it? Either they deliver a bunch of exposition to explain themselves, or the director uses the medium more effectively to actually show you
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by inkcapmushroom 3y ago
My personal method is to find a Youtuber who you enjoy watching that has similar taste to you and plays a variety of games. Also gives you a preview to decide whether you like a particular game or not.
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by inkcapmushroom 3y ago
>but really what's the worst outcome? American history includes a period in the not-too-distant past where we put all people of a specific ethnicity in internment camps. So I'm gonna go with using genetic data towards those pur
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by inkcapmushroom 3y ago
>Little things only build up if you let them I thought I was this way before. I realized that it's not true, I am bothered by the little things and they do add up over time. I may not remember exactly how many times some little pet
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by inkcapmushroom 3y ago
Employee training and a company culture of treating customer data respectfully are not that expensive.
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by inkcapmushroom 3y ago
We die pretty quickly too, octopi are only off us by an order of magnitude or two. Maybe the trees think this way about us too.
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by inkcapmushroom 3y ago
Commitment just as often encourages treating the relationship as a sealed deal and thus putting much more effort into its maintenance. If you're being rational about it being in a failed marriage is a miserable experience that nobody e
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by inkcapmushroom 3y ago
If I make more money, and my spouse and I agree to split expenses evenly and keep our separate finances, and as a result I'm enjoying luxuries without them because they can't afford them, I hardly see how my spouse is more equal i
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by inkcapmushroom 3y ago
Yesterday I was on a two lane country road where I saw a man standing on the opposite side of the road holding up a bright orange baseball cap in his hand and his other hand in a "stop" motion. I slowed down enough to where I didn
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by inkcapmushroom 3y ago
It's both. You try to prevent the disease, but for those who get infected anyways, you try to improve their tolerance. In fact this research could potentially benefit the immunocompromised the most, in that they can't rely on thei
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by inkcapmushroom 3y ago
Renewables have obvious deficiencies which are not resolved simply by having more of them. By shunning nuclear you choose to have fossil fuel power plants everywhere to keep the flow of power consistent and matching demand. Grid-level stora
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by inkcapmushroom 3y ago
As long as our food supply looks like huge fields of a single species with all other living things in the area blasted away with poisons, we will continue to have pests develop to overcome the poisons, because there's an endless sea of
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by inkcapmushroom 3y ago
The link gives both of those, actually. Skydiving is 8 micromorts per jump, car travel is one micromort per ~250 miles. So the equivalent chance of death for one skydive is driving 2000 miles.

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