operantoperator

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by operantoperator 4y ago
You’ve misunderstood the degree to which I find eating to be inconvenient. It is merely that: at times inconvenient. I have a good appetite and am more likely to gain excess weight as opposed to losing weight due to not being motivated to e
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by operantoperator 4y ago
Change lovees -> like and it’d still be the same meaning just less strong. > by most people. Uhuh. Who cares. This is my subjective opinion only. Yet more invention of stuff that was never said.
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by operantoperator 4y ago
Imagine experiencing such sour grapes over someone expressing a different opinion (on a subjective topic) that you sarcastically call them enlightened. Maybe this “hangry” concept isn’t just some dumb zoomer slang, indeed.
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by operantoperator 4y ago
I have had heart-burn since my teens and I have never considered -- nor ever just done by happenstance -- eating smaller meals. Thanks for the tip.
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by operantoperator 4y ago
A lunch for me could either be a salad from the grocery store or raw broccoli, tomatoes, carrots, almonds, and maybe one of hard-boiled eggs/canned ham/cheese.
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by operantoperator 4y ago
I said it’s sometimes a drag and you said actively hates -- well done.
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by operantoperator 4y ago
Crushed apple seeds.
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by operantoperator 4y ago
Eating is often a drag. You have to set aside time, you might get heartburn, you have to suppress burps, you might get a buildup of muckus in your throat that you have to lightly cough away. If I feel lethargic I often feel better just drin
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by operantoperator 4y ago
> Congratulations: We Now Have Opinions on Your Open Source Contributions The fallacy here is conflating package maintenance with OSS code authoring. Write code and throw it over the wall? Okay, why not? Package maintenance is another is
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by operantoperator 4y ago
How do JS folks come up with these names? Probably coincidentally it means to starve in Norwegian. EDIT: Ohh, it’s an English word “(of a person) slender and elegant.”
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by operantoperator 5y ago
Most people who talk about it have lived in only one place, namely some Scandinavian country. They have nothing to compare it to. Yet they are somehow convinced that that describes their place as something unique compared to other pla
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by operantoperator 5y ago
Daily reminder that “Jante” is a literary invention and not some established sociological phenomenom, even though everyone seems to think it is.