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ngngngng
5y ago
Do you have evidence that most adults are mentally developed enough for this?
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5y ago
Walk without rhythym, you won't attract the worm
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5y ago
> If I neglect / defer something now, I would likely get back to it next week. As someone that lives life like this, yes, that's the point. If it's really important, they can ping me again and remind me to respond. Or when
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5y ago
Some of the highest performing humans for the past couple thousand years have spent an abnormal amount of time in dimly lit rooms reading, what we're doing now is not far off if you're actually plugging away at useful tasks and no
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5y ago
Personally I have a MUCH easier time paying attention if I busy my hands with something mindless like dishes. This has been ruined lately by me becoming the guy that runs the meetings, but hopefully I can change that soon since I really dis
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5y ago
Aw geez, stick to the plan!
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5y ago
How else are we supposed to arrest people high on Marijuana?
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Approximately 27% of the water used in Utah comes from the Colorado River and 60% of Utahans benefit from the river. 82% of Utah water goes to farmers. Significant amounts of that water usage is to grow Cotton and Alfalfa. Two water intensi
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5y ago
All of it?
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5y ago
> Fat Fritz 2* engine with a massive new neural network Ah yes, the $80 Stockfish engine.
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5y ago
It's difficult for one restaurant paying living wage to compete with those relying on people working poverty wages. The businesses paying good wages will not be able to compete on costs and that benefit might not be passed to the custo
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I've literally never tipped anyone less than 20%. Tipping might be a terrible practice, but to me it's an unwritten contract that since I'm accepting service from you, I'm going to tip at least the standard amount. I
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I wish more businesses would allow their employees to do this. One of my first jobs was at a call center, and as soon as the customer stopped being professional, I would give them a single warning, and then say "since you can't re
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5y ago
How often is generally "often enough"?
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5y ago
It will never stop amazing me that people would rather not eat for twenty hour periods every single day rather than just cut out some comfort foods and portion control. I just listen to my body when it tells me I'm full and work out oc
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5y ago
I'd like to implement something like this. What sort of tasks do you define in your Kata's? I'm thinking of adding them into an Anki deck to repeat them regularly.
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5y ago
Noise was a big one for us, but it was the opposite problem. We were starting to have children and I didn't want to worry about making noise and disturbing my neighbors. In single family detached housing we can make as much noise as we
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5y ago
I once set my oven to 350F, does that mean my house holds the record?
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5y ago
The exception that proves the rule
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These days I do almost all of my work on my personal desktop since it's so much faster and more pleasant than my work issued laptop. Funny enough, the main time I use the work laptop is to play Netflix while doing the dishes or folding
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Does this app include teachings from Latter-day Saint theologians? While I'm interested in this, typically my faith is excluded from these sorts of projects, and often it doesn't take long when I dive into "mainstream" c
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5y ago
Depends what sort of pay you are looking for. What have you tried? Have you browsed remote job boards?
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Even for high range cars, this makes so much sense to me. The biggest situation keeping me from getting an electric truck right now is towing something long distance since it kills your range, and often the long distance is way out in the m
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5y ago
UK accents will acquire a slightly higher pitch over time
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I worked for about a month a few years back to improve my writing. I just found an example of handwriting I liked and would spend time each morning copying individual characters, then words. Very slowly at first, then it became natural. My
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5y ago
Just use a privacy.com card and cancel the card when you're done with the subscription. I agree that it's trash to have to do something like that, but it's a pretty easy solution.
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This is funny timing. My neighbor is the CTO at a company managing identity and building out frameworks and products to help other companies do it themselves. He was trying to pitch me on joining. Sounded neat until I found out how much the
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I realize it's hard to cut out the things that become standard in different periods of time, but I'm really just hoping for a comparison only factoring in fresh water, 2000 calories a day, average housing (for the time).
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Is there anywhere that's done a deeper dive into "what you could afford" means? I want to see how few hours you could work throughout history to afford absolute necessities. And then split this based on minimum wage, average
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There are some jobs with a goldilocks element. Such that the job can be done just right, but it is easy to overdo or underdo it. Management is the most common job in this scenario, and we tend to really notice when it is overdone. Toes get
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