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by lepus 3y ago
Just one example is it's the norm to ask police for directions in Japan.
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by lepus 3y ago
> “If you are paying people to look at a screen, they’ll end up going to the highest bidder. There’s no glue.” You're showing your cards here, champ.
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by lepus 3y ago
My ex used to give her friends low doses of her ADHD medication for tech interviews and every one of them said the outcome was significantly better than they expected based on other interviews and preparation. I'm not sure what this sa
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by lepus 3y ago
Regardless of your opinion of WFH this sounds exactly like the kind of statement a company makes when they want to force their employees to deeply identify with their employer in an unhealthy way, or at least fake it. It's a great stra
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by lepus 3y ago
In my culture we don't keep a live current in pools of water around the house. To many that may sound bizarre but it's how we've always done things.
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by lepus 3y ago
When the "dangerous SF streets" angle didn't hold up they had to find a story to dig for even if it's relatively tame and dorky to a lot of us.
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by lepus 3y ago
Five+ years ago when more of us believed that false promise that it was happening any day now it made more sense to have discussions about these kinds of hypothetical situations.
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by lepus 3y ago
Psychedelics don't "cure" depression, but they can show you the way with the right intention. That can sound very woowo to a bunch of scientists and engineers, but over the years I've found it's the easiest way to e
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by lepus 3y ago
https://nutritionfacts.org/video/what-causes-insulin-resista... Inflammation leading to glucose accumulating in the bloodstream.
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by lepus 4y ago
That's like saying people who see a door handle and instinctively pull are foolish because they missed the "push" sign, so just blame the people. It's not at all helpful no matter the veracity. Good technologies/ru
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by lepus 4y ago
If you don't know anyone who thinks about everyday purchases like this then you're in a social bubble. This is a normal concern for a lot of people.
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by lepus 4y ago
Shhh, let people enjoy things.
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by lepus 4y ago
Picking the grocery industry isn't exactly the best choice to show healthy competition and that we have a wide range of options https://prospect.org/power/proposed-kroger-albertsons-merger...
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by lepus 4y ago
The reference paper says it's MB40: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36646104/
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by lepus 4y ago
He doesn't know your vitamin D is high enough without testing at least once. Plenty of people who are outside a lot have vitamin D deficiency because we don't actually expose much of our skin to the sun due to clothing.
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by lepus 4y ago
It's true - if you're lonely you're probably not good at being supportive to other lonely people so it can feel weird. Something that brought together groups who are willing to be patient and encouraging that are looking for
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by lepus 4y ago
From the beginning of the article: >The 28-year-old has sold all the rights to the 291 songs he has released, or has an interest in, up until the end of 2021
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by lepus 4y ago
Considering you created multiple accounts to promote a viewpoint to create a false sense of consensus rather than arguing in good faith, I'd say maybe god could have taught you more ethics https://news.ycombinator.com/u
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by lepus 4y ago
Concur's backend is typical of a slow moving industry that works with old awkward systems like airlines. It's a shitshow of business logic and 20 year old legacy code that would be a long expensive nightmare to rewrite for little
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by lepus 4y ago
1) From the average Twitter user's perspective it's currently a mess. Pages timeout loading constantly, I can't think of a single user I know who doesn't know multiple people who are permanently quitting specifically bec
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by lepus 5y ago
It's a difficult task to fix a broken culture like in law enforcement and we're seeing the realization that just cutting funding isn't going to magically fix everything. It's a simple hypothesis to say that after the CHA
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by lepus 5y ago
More important are the millions of working-age Americans dealing with sequelae from acute covid illness, aka long covid, who are now unable to hold down a full time job. This issue has been grossly neglected because the majority of medical