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by psiops 4y ago
My oldest just got her first smartphone at 11. But it comes with rules. Screentime is limited. The phone does not go up to her room, it stays downstairs. She's allowed to take it out with her only when that makes sense for keeping in t
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by psiops 5y ago
The great thing about IT and tech is that it's incredibly broad. If you don't like fiddling with computers the way you did in "the golden days", find a different way to fiddle with them. Try machine learning. Robotics. V
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by psiops 5y ago
Amazing story, and I wish OP and his family all the best! I wonder what the effects of ovary removal will be on the embryonic development. I can imagine the ovaries produce hormones that affect the embryos development. Or is the embryo effe
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by psiops 5y ago
Yeah they're pretty expensive. But I guess gym memberships can be too. Of course there are great free ways to exercise at home. This machine is just a massive boost to my motivation to actually do it.
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by psiops 5y ago
Diet change is probably the most important for weight loss. But for getting into a routine of exercising my weird tip would be: Get yourself an Meta Quest 2 and install Thrill of the Fight, Pistol Whip, probably Beat Saber. If you're l
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by psiops 5y ago
I get your point about different sets of regrets, but I really doubt anyone on their deathbed regrets not leaving behind more money. In this case I think you made the right call from a deathbed regrets perspective, trading money for a more
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by psiops 5y ago
All these things are highly anecdotal obviously. But the younger dog seems to try it out whenever my older dog does it. I can tell my older dog is having stomach problems by lack of appetite and/or energy, which I doubt my younger dog
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by psiops 5y ago
My older dog seeks out and eats the same wild herb consistently when she has stomach problems. This is not like grass eating in that it does not induce vomiting. I see my younger dog observing and then imitating. These ideas that humans hav
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by psiops 5y ago
Why would I want to learn this, besides to become a professional stenographer?
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by psiops 5y ago
The difference is that with Brave you are rewarded for your attention to these ads. That idea has some merit I think, regardless of how it's implemented in Brave.
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by psiops 7y ago
If I understood correctly, the hyperbolic trajectory is for now still contestable. So whether the "visitor" is really interstellar in nature is indeed still a question.
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by psiops 7y ago
That looks a lot like a tompouce to me: https://www.google.com/search?q=tompouce&rlz=1C1GCEA_enNL749...
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by psiops 8y ago
I have no antipathy towards MSG. I can taste that it tastes good. The thing is really: It messes with my sleep . I don't know how, but sometimes I get a high dose in me and I just cannot get to sleep, like at all. Elevated heart rate,
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by psiops 8y ago
All this further supports the theory that the gods of old were in fact a highly advanced civilization quite apart from but meddling with nascent human civilization. I love that idea :).
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by psiops 8y ago
So either fastmail or host your own? Really? Any entrepreneurs present today? I sense opportunity..
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by psiops 8y ago
As the parent said, it's pretty damn cool :)
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by psiops 10y ago
Interesting! Typo: Recepients => Recipients
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Yes, organic farming will kill us all(shift.newco.co)
231 points by psiops 10y ago|252 comments
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by psiops 10y ago
A 3-D ocean farmer: http://greenwave.org/3d-ocean-farming/ .
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by psiops 11y ago
Very cool. The look of the turning steering wheel seemed a little off to me though. As if it's slightly off-center.