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by lampshades 5y ago
I took a large dose of mushrooms about 11 years ago and haven't had depression since. My life was on track to nowhere and now I'm doing great. Hard to not give mushrooms a bit of the credit, the results were immediate.
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by lampshades 5y ago
> with maybe a slight left leaning bias As someone with a conservative leaning bias, I would consider PBS to have a very strong left (whatever that means) leaning bias. I guess it depends on your start point.
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by lampshades 5y ago
Mainstream news is basically dead. It's all for entertainment and ad revenue. There are very few journalist of any sort of integrity that exist on any of these networks. They'll be eaten by the younger upstarts that actually car
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by lampshades 5y ago
> Glenn Greenwald Who is actually on Fox quite a bit these days, funnily enough. 15-25 year old me would have laughed in disbelief, but if I decide to turn on cable news these days, I turn on Fox. Edit: Also, Whitney Webb at Mint Press N
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by lampshades 5y ago
Seconding that VIM bindings are a requirement for me for what looks like an otherwise amazing editor.
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by lampshades 5y ago
Yup, that is the one.
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by lampshades 5y ago
If that Wall Street Journal documentary about supply chains on YouTube is anything to go by, I expect this to continue to rise.
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by lampshades 5y ago
I agree. I didn't come from a prestigious family and I didn't go to a prestigious school. I graduated with less than a 2.0 GPA because I didn't care when I started school. Because of the standardization of tech interviews, I&
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by lampshades 5y ago
I can't imagine what you've been through. If anything happened to my kids I don't know how I would be able to continue on.
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by lampshades 5y ago
Is he not allowed to?
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Ask HN: At what point do you have 2 pages in your resume?
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> Children playing at the park? Is that even a thing anymore? Have you been to a park in a child-raising area lately? They are absolutely packed all the time with kids. Sure, you don't see them downtown, but you head out to the subu
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by lampshades 5y ago
> what seems underrated but high impact in the future? Depends on who you ask, but I'm going with "wheat".
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by lampshades 5y ago
I wonder that also. At this point, a lot of this seems like a situation of damned if you do damned if you don't. I saw a TikTok of a guy being able to show that whatever your preference, you can prove it through scientific papers. Seei
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by lampshades 5y ago
Pretty sure I caught COVID March 2020, but wasn't tested. I lost my smell for 5 months and had chest pains. Just tried the trail making test and completed A in 20 sec and B in 52 sec, so seems like I don't have damage yet.
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by lampshades 5y ago
> I know parents who thrived with their toddlers Doubt. You just aren't hearing the war stories.
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by lampshades 5y ago
You sound like a variation of me. Right after lockdown I started a new job (that I really wanted) and had a toddler and a pregnant wife. I've always been a drinker, but my drinking started getting earlier and earlier in the day and I w
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by lampshades 5y ago
I'm turning 35 at the end of this year and reading through your post I feel like you need human connection. You're really not in a bad spot, though. A lot of people would kill to have the amount of savings you have, at that age. I