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Too lazy to look them up but there have been studies done showing that eating while watching tv causes you to eat significantly more calories than just eating. The word mindfulness gets thrown around a lot but that doesn’t necessarily negat
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Kids want attention, good or bad. So try walking away and giving her the cold shoulder the next few times she does that and see if it works. Don’t forget to also give her a lot of positive attention when she drinks juice and doesn’t do that
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Walking also increases blood flow to the brain and is amazing for problem solving (in case you don’t have access to a shower while at work).
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They seem serious about privacy but also their user experience. While that would be a win for privacy it would be a huge loss for most users. Apple also has a duty to prioritize user preferences. I’m saying this as a non user of any of the
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Try doing it only in a private window so you need to login every time. Even better.
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As a landlord in the US I have to sign a lead paint disclosure every year for my tenants stating I have no knowledge of lead paint on the property. This may be state specific though.
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Great book.
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Try /r/hnblogs. It was created specifically to promote contributors of hacker news. I’ve never submitted anything but I’ve read and commented on quite a few articles I’ve read from that subreddit.
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Incredible how effective it is for people in their 40s. 55x is astounding.
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I think feeling like you are useful and have purpose are critical parts of aging well and living a life well lived. Seems like your dad gets a lot of satisfaction from these products. I think a little more communication on your part for get
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That article shows no proof and links to a site that no longer exists.
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The outage yesterday reminded me of how many other services do the exact same thing. The only app I use by FB is WhatsApp and it wasn’t too bad using signal, FaceTime and sms to communicate.
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Israel too. Although doing my best to get as many people as possible to use signal.
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But they probably still use insta, messenger or WhatsApp.
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Not necessarily. Just changing the newsfeed to show most recent first instead of their algorithm that is designed to make you angry and/or sad in order to get more clicks would be a huge step in the right direction. The next FB could b
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Use a most recent first timeline like the old Facebook used to do. Stop manipulating people’s emotions to get them to click on ads by controlling the newsfeed. That’s a good start anyway.
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Inflation is measured by a basket of items that doesn’t currently include housing. So chances are it’s significantly higher for most people.
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In the same article it clearly states they earned over $10B. So yes they got to keep a majority of the money.
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I don’t remember the actual marketing message as it was about 7 years ago, but I know in the TOS it was carefully written to include that it had to collect some ip info to prevent fraud.
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I was COO of a vpn company for several years. It’s almost impossible not to keep any ip info. We had issues with fraud and one of the best ways to prevent or limit it was to track IP address and save it for several months. I agree PM shoul
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By far the worst part of this is the Sackler family gets to keep the money. They were just given immunity from additional lawsuits: https://www.npr.org/2021/09/01/1031053251/sackler-family-imm...
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I really like James Clear’s book Atomic Habits. While it doesn’t specifically discuss procrastination in detail it does have some incredibly well thought out ideas for building good habits and breaking bad ones.
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What are they actually doing? Asking their customers to temporarily house refugees. Seems like it won’t cost them much, and there are probably enough seasonal homes that go unused in off season to make this viable.
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“ contain doum nuts and grape seeds”
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Try to negotiate only a couple days a week on site. Seems like you have a good relationship and he may be amenable to that in order to keep you happy.
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In theory their valuation is based on expected future returns. There are a lot of apps that have no or limited benefits that still drive traffic and revenue (all the brain training apps come to mind).
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I was a huge Better Place fan and thought Tesla would definitely lose that battle. I also thought their initial government investment was a waste of taxpayer money. Happy to be wrong and see at least one winner.
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This is my exact thought process for keeping my 15 year old car. Never having to worry is a type of freedom I really value that most others seem to ignore.
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I actually think analysis paralysis is more relevant most of the time. It’s not thinking you’re not good enough - more that there are so many options it’s hard to figure out one to focus on. I agree wholeheartedly with your comment.
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I’ve thought about this a lot. What it comes down to is that the only true agency you have is by strengthening your mind. That’s really the only solution I could come up with. Because at the end of the day everything gets old - every act, j

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