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by iteria 1y ago
I can believe this as a human who fasts. I just don't eat every other day. I've fasted for multiple days. You would amazed at how much the scale doesn't move. I can lose zero weight after 36 hours of nothing but water enteri
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by iteria 1y ago
You can do both. I'm not sure why people have this as an either or thing. My kid (6) plays outside after school and watches youtube or whatever on her tablet. I don't consider it much different than when I did the same and came ho
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by iteria 1y ago
$100 is pretty cheap for this kind of lottery ticket. You have to pay way more to get a start in other marketplaces. This is also the social media game. Building a following is the name of the game and the long tail can substant many
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by iteria 1y ago
I disagree. It's easier to get the non-technical in my life to remember one password than many. And most of them can't even manage that. I too have failed many times with 1password. It's literally one password and they can&#x
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by iteria 2y ago
I will not deny that. I'm not say that all companies are like this, but I am saying that it is not mandatory to live like this. I never have worked a crazy amount of hours even working for a WITCH and it was not an issue. The US does n
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by iteria 2y ago
> The crucial question is what is "politics"? Are personalities politics? No. Are parties? No. Are inflammatory issues about race, sex or gender or political correctness or immigration? No! What an easy answer when you not part
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by iteria 2y ago
We will never rename ADHD because of laws. ADHD is a bad name, but the laws that help or protect those who have the condition would lose all of that the moment they stopped having ADHD and had a better label for the same condition. Unfortun
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by iteria 2y ago
If you truly detox from caffeine even extremely small amounts will be noticeable. I knew a woman who couldn't eat chocolate because she found the amount of caffeine to be too high. I didn't even know there was caffeine in chocolat
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by iteria 2y ago
So in the the US you will be salaried and expected to be available for 40 hours a week. This does not mean you will be actively working 40 hours a week any given week. Especially if you are experienced. Work is mostly delivery based with ve
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by iteria 2y ago
What prevents them is sane compartmentalization. Even in accounting it's understood that you cannot defend again things like embezzlement if multiple employees cross different functions conspire, but you can defend against individuals
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by iteria 2y ago
It depends on where you are competing. For a FAANG then full stack has little value because everyone must specialize. For a smaller shop, people pay more for full stack. Those kinds of shops pay less than FAANG of course.
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by iteria 2y ago
Okay, but the group for my small regional area that assists people in navigating the system for getting your special needs kid help is valuable and only on Facebook. Normies have historical knowledge that I'm not going to find anywhere
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by iteria 2y ago
Now all I can think is how there was a Janet in my family and none of us children could say her name, so she became Janice to us forever even as adults.
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by iteria 2y ago
I have a child and I'll be honest it was only when she was like 5 that I'd say that she was more complex than a dog. Small children cannot be reasoned with, only bribed and given sufficient motivation or demotivation via a careful
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by iteria 2y ago
As another poster said, it truly depends on where you live. In my state, grocery stores will be expensive for rural shoppers, but there are an abundance of farmer's markets and local mom and pops with cheap, but seasonal food. Even for
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by iteria 2y ago
Discover is based off your follows and likes after a certain threshold. Before that it's based on everyone's likes and follows. For a new user it's not the best, but as you use the site it gets better.
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by iteria 2y ago
It is definitely a perk. If I see someone whose posts are abhorrent and someone is following them, then I understand that they share values in some way and I don't want to see them either. Some people are block happy, but being able c
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by iteria 2y ago
I guess it might be an age thing. My teens were the start of proto-social media. Forums and IMs were big. Neopets and livejournal was a core memory of my youth. These were social spaces even if they were be nothing like when Facebook rose u
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by iteria 2y ago
But are they willing to even talk to someone who doesn't have a degree or experience? I've never worked at jobs that were super high paying. I've never seen a fresh self-taught person on a job in the last 5 years. And I'
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by iteria 2y ago
AOL. In the late 90s, I was in the chat rooms, by the early 00s me and my friends would swap between AIM and text messaging depending when texts were free. Kids definitely had an online presence, but it wasn't like the mid-00s and afte
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by iteria 2y ago
First off, kids that young learn best in context and with tactile feedback. Until AI have bodies, they will not fill that niche. Secondly, there is a while cottage industry of young kid's videos to just show kid's the world and en
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by iteria 2y ago
I don't like these interaces because unless they are button activated or something, they must be always listening and sending sound from where you are to a 3rd party server. No thanks. Of course this could be happening with my phone, b
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by iteria 2y ago
I dislike these proposals because they always eventually encourage the erosion of help for people who very much want to live. I don't think the end of life is very dignified, but I don't trust the government to ever decide to spen
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by iteria 2y ago
Sleep training is not about the child, it's about the parent. No child is going to thrive if their parent doesn't. My kid's chance of death reduced significantly after sleep training because I wasn't hallucinating from m
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by iteria 2y ago
As someone with a kid, I'm trying to figure out how. First off the average spend for a kid if we can believe reports is 250K and honestly, feels like there's outliers bringing that up. My parents most certainly spend nowhere near
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by iteria 2y ago
I learned cursive in school and never used it. I have written countless essays by hand in grade school and college and never felt the need to do it in cursive because to me my cursive was just way more unreadable than my printing and not pa
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by iteria 2y ago
I check every month and it hasn't happened to me in years. But then, I leverage PayPal or other such things when possible.
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by iteria 2y ago
You're supposed to read these books multiple times. You read the first time to get a general understanding. And then you reference things within the book as they pop up as ideas you want to remember more about. No one remembers the det
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by iteria 2y ago
Once I got any vision, it was just gradual improvement. The issue is that I missed the critical period for vision so my brain was just spectacularly bad at understanding the world and very slow about learning how to get better. Every year m
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by iteria 2y ago
But more people know what bacteria are at a baseline level and what they do with diseases than before when all we had were demons/bad humors/etc. There are functionally illiterate people too in modern day and the average reading l

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