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by kritiko 5y ago
I think many managers would prefer the latter because getting sober should have mainly positive effects on my employee's health and performance whereas an organ transplant or cancer seems much more likely to come with longterm disabili
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by kritiko 5y ago
the parent said "one of the worst" not the worst. also, at least for now, cigarettes are legal, which just bolsters the point above.
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by kritiko 5y ago
FB search seems to have gotten worse and worse. Unless I can remember the specific Group where I saw something, it's very unlikely that I can find it again. And they know which posts I've been highly engaged on...
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by kritiko 5y ago
I frequently append site:reddit.com to searches for a niche search term these days. I think a lot of people who would have blogged or commented on blogs are posting there instead.
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by kritiko 5y ago
In the car behind him - there's a 1992 book about this theory if you are curious: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mortal_Error
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by kritiko 5y ago
Oh, that makes sense. I grew up around there, and I do think Boston is the best place in the Northeast megalopolis for access to nature stuff and relatively easy to get around... 128's kind of funny, though. Unless you live in one of a
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by kritiko 5y ago
That sounds great, but I am very skeptical. 14 minutes by train - what's the actual door to door commute time? I'm not aware of any city in the US with commute times that short where the place you live wouldn't be more urban
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by kritiko 5y ago
Why do you believe in rational people?
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by kritiko 5y ago
People have burned peat or used lead for centuries, which is horrible for your health. Just because humans have had something in the environment historically doesn't mean it's safe.
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by kritiko 5y ago
If you look at the history of the Supermarket, the concept is only about 100 years old - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_Kullen From Ruth Cowan's More Work for Mother: "Butchers, greengrocers, coffee merc
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by kritiko 5y ago
Why post a summary of Kissinger's WSJ piece? What a waste of time... Kissinger's original editorial. https://archive.md/EAqT4 However, in this book report the author does editorialize: "It’s a waste of words
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by kritiko 5y ago
I don't think that you're making this up. I think that the advice would still be to leave units vacant and bring them up market even in the presence of extremely landlord-friendly eviction policy... this dynamic will always be tru
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by kritiko 5y ago
I don't think landlords are saying "I can't risk evicting a poor tenant, I'll make my unit unaffordable" - it's a market. If the neighborhood is gentrifying, rent to gentrifiers. If the best you can do is Secti
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by kritiko 5y ago
I think there's some nuance here. I might make sure that any prescription drugs or other sensitive items out of sight for guests even if I'm not ashamed of talking about this with some people... But I think avoiding political conv
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by kritiko 5y ago
"middle managers" are not negotiating these partnership deals. I don't really buy the compression algorithm thing either - surely they make more off of ads than the savings that would be generated from better compression. pre
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by kritiko 5y ago
I think this headline is slightly misleading since the writeup doesn't really go into the "why" or generalize past Epic's performance. The TLDR is much more accurate: "A widely used sepsis prediction tool demonstrat
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by kritiko 5y ago
Some advertisers - e.g. large CPG with branding goals - might care more about even delivery and spending the budget than performance. That said, it seems wrong to use accelerated delivery for anybody using the Facebook pixel for conversion
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by kritiko 5y ago
What exactly is it that you do? I must say, I'm envious of "thought leaders" but the net result seems to always lead back to "create your own knowledge product and sell it to other people."
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by kritiko 5y ago
Oliver Burkeman's 4000 Weeks addresses a lot of this, and he similarly ends up recommending personal kanban.
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by kritiko 5y ago
When you go to Greenpoint, Brooklyn's Polish neighborhood, there are supermarkets with multiple shelves dedicated to mustard with the slight regional and stylistic variation that you describe. I assume that the narrow selection was bas
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by kritiko 5y ago
I experience this phenomenon. I have made poor sleep hygiene decisions often in my life. What I'd dispute is that I actually prefer sleep in that moment. Maybe I'd prefer to be asleep. But when I'm on Twitter past midnight,
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by kritiko 5y ago
maybe "intellectually stimulated" is poor phrasing. But I think if you were to poll somebody staying up past their bedtime, they would say that they prefer their current activity to sleep in the moment. I.e. that they like doing i
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by kritiko 5y ago
Ed Zitron just wrote about this, and I agree with him: The whole conversation around “revenge bedtime procrastination” is a frustrating example - it is the idea that we are staying up late doing things we want to do instead of going to bed
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by kritiko 5y ago
If you're correct about her intention, that whole premise is technically unfounded too. I'm sure reddit analyzes outlinks to understand users, so adding an additional step of scraping the content and banning any obvious hate speec
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by kritiko 5y ago
What an incoherent article. Is it really outlinking if it's reddit's own image hosting service? Where is the data for the analysis discussed and why are all of the percentages expressed in ranges? Really shoddy stuff, even if I am
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by kritiko 5y ago
By 3rd or 4th grade, wouldn't you have interacted with a library's card catalog or say, how your family's cassettes or cds were stored for retrieval? I don't think the concept of hierarchies is foreign to these kids, I t
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by kritiko 5y ago
Based on the part of his story about leaving his parents in NY I don’t think he’s Canadian or is dual national.
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by kritiko 5y ago
There’s often good intel on here that I have not been exposed to on other sources. Obviously spending 40 hours a week reading HN and getting into politics arguments on here is a waste, but there’s plenty of relevant news for most folks in t
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by kritiko 5y ago
That study is based on VA data and not reflective of the general population. It seems very problematic to talk as if that's true for all hospitals.
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by kritiko 5y ago
>Nobody want to gives them a consent to share your private information. Freeze your credit. Burden shouldn’t fall on the consumer, but it’s easy and easy to lift when needed.

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