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by jjj123 2y ago
It doesn’t appeal to the general population, that’s not its goal.
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by jjj123 2y ago
Idk about factually incorrect, but the piece repeatedly misgenders the cultists, puts their names in scare quotes and favors their old names (and calls those old names their “real names”) and leads with “trans terror” in the headline. At ev
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by jjj123 2y ago
I despise planning. I put it off until the last minute and usually have no plans as a result. I’m mostly okay with that, but could see AI planning filling that gap for me and would make it easier for me to schedule more complex trips across
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by jjj123 2y ago
It’s my military too and I believe the US military does many, many evil things that I want no part of.
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by jjj123 2y ago
I thought scare quotes are sarcastic quotes?
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by jjj123 2y ago
Uzumaki has four episodes.
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by jjj123 2y ago
For me I mostly just try to log the high macro and/or calorie items. Like if I make a Caesar dressing I’m mostly counting the oil and if I’m being really meticulous I’ll measure the Parmesan and anchovy content. But I’ll ignore the 2tb
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by jjj123 2y ago
Yes. My point is exactly that. People want nationalized healthcare, but once there’s layer upon layer of media propaganda and power plays by the donor class of both parties, the people don’t end up voting for (or don’t have the option to vo
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by jjj123 2y ago
Medicare for all is actually a very popular policy, with majority approval (across people who identify with both parties). M4A is nationalized health insurance if not quite nationalized healthcare, but the point remains that the only reason
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by jjj123 2y ago
When deciding who deserves my scorn, I genuinely do put those who are in power and commit atrocities at scale (like healthcare CEOs) above one-off violent criminals. Even if you’re a few levels removed from the deaths you’ve caused, you sti
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by jjj123 2y ago
You’ve got the answer right there. It should be nationalized. And a major reason it will never be nationalized is because of lobbying by health insurance corporations.
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by jjj123 2y ago
The 1975 are huge, and The Dare are getting huge. And there’s a thriving middle class of rock artists: Alvvays, Future Islands, Fontaines DC, MJ Lenderman, Yves Tumor, Alex G all play large if not stadium-sized venues.
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by jjj123 2y ago
Believe it or not, but there’s a lot more that goes into filmmaking beyond the premise. Parasite, The Substance, Uncut Gems, mother!, Krisha, Tangerine, and The Lighthouse are some movies from the last decade that are novel in ways beyond t
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by jjj123 2y ago
The disability is not being able to control your focus.
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The post you’re replying to gave 2 concrete examples.
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by jjj123 2y ago
Stereogum won’t work with ad blockers. The comments section of the Washington post didn’t work with my ad blocker until the last month or so.
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by jjj123 2y ago
Wow I’ve always felt much more comfortable in 1:1 situations than group situations, but I never framed it the way you have here. Your comment really resonates, thank you!
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by jjj123 2y ago
I’m not sure I understand your point here. The person you are replying to says that almond milk uses less than half as much water as cows milk to produce. So why would it be less sustainable if all cows milk production was switched to almon
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by jjj123 2y ago
I use Feedly. It’s a very good app but the company is making some bizarre decisions to try and turn it into an “intelligence platform”. Like lots of weird/useless AI generated summaries that all seem to be related to the financial impl
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by jjj123 2y ago
I don’t usually rewatch movies on my own, so this is mostly a list of movies I thought were special enough to show other people. Eighth grade Mother! The Thing Rosemary’s Baby Hereditary Dead Ringers Happiness Synecdoche, New York The Tripl
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by jjj123 2y ago
Why do non-engineers risk being biased more than engineers? If the job requires interacting with cross functional teams I don’t see how an interview with a cross functional partner is a bad idea.
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by jjj123 2y ago
Being in uncomfortable positions all day is absolutely one way to give yourself long term back injuries. I’d still describe it as “back breaking” even if you might not break your back with one big movement.
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by jjj123 2y ago
I don’t really care if my president can ride a bike, I care if he can think and speak cogently. Biden cannot. I’m not comparing him to Trump btw. Just explaining why I’m perfectly happy that the dems are replacing Biden with someone else.
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by jjj123 2y ago
Stronger By Science looked into this and the answer is basically no: https://www.strongerbyscience.com/creatine-hair-loss/
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by jjj123 2y ago
Would it have been clearer to you if the OP said “article body” instead? Because that’s how I interpreted their comment.
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Multiplayer is a SAAS term for collaborative. So in the same way google docs is collaborative, I guess the OS would be too?
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You need a membership to get through the door, right?
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Understanding Power is a good compilation of his writing and talks on many, many different topics. I had probably a dozen epiphanies reading that book. After that, you could read manufacturing consent.
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by jjj123 2y ago
Is it a secret how long I subconsciously linger on a single post as I scroll through my Instagram feed? I’d argue that it’s even more private than a secret, it’s something I may not be aware of and have little control over.
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by jjj123 2y ago
Very strange to me that people in the comments are jumping from OPs “I developed late onset ADHD” to “OP doesn’t have ADHD because late onset ADHD doesn’t exist” Isn’t it every bit as likely OP has had ADHD their whole life and is just now

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