raducu

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by raducu 6y ago
They mostly play politics with their peers, they need on site presence for that. They also need to keep an eye on developers and need to feel thigs out, the relationship, their management status known and so forth. That's very hard to
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by raducu 6y ago
Something tells me the "botox" cosmetical procedures are expensive where only doctors are allowed to do it. Surely teeth regrowth must be more expensive and more complicated than that. A simple anesthesia for tooth cannot be perfo
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by raducu 6y ago
No, no, their primary concern is their own interest. A lot of politics gets much harder in remote work, and this is what these people are best at. It's not productivity, it's politics that is much harder to do when remote working.
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by raducu 6y ago
I've had multiple dentists(including my wife) tell me not to work on certain small cavities, or to use sensodyne. Some have been under observation for more than 20 years. I'm also sure they have re-mineralization treatments they d
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by raducu 6y ago
There's overwhelming evidence against such a broad statement. There are good mechanics, cars are getting safer, cops do fight crime, soldiers do fight wars and so on, social workers so do their jobs, teachers usually teach and so on. Y
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by raducu 6y ago
Because any regrowth solution would be quite expensive, time consuming and prone to problems. It would likely be performed by surgeons and monitored by orthodontists there couls be multiple teeth comming out, missaligned and so forth. I&#x2
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by raducu 6y ago
Or at least be born at the exact right time in the right country when a new market emerges. Bonus bragging points if you're born with a certain ethnicity that has no options but to enter in that niech market because the mainstream ones
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by raducu 6y ago
I couldn't find anything about net inprovement over "massfull" batteries.
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by raducu 6y ago
The problem is what is good for society can hinder progress in certain individuals, as in this case. It's not just a regular weapon, being acused of sexism or sexual harassment or God forbid rape is a nuclear weapon, it can do such tre
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by raducu 6y ago
I've found that women in particular seem to really try to avoid any form of "open conflict" and seem to have a much harder time taking any form of "criticism". I'm much, much more likely to feel like I'm w
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by raducu 6y ago
You are right that context is everything, but it works both ways. You can make a sexist joke without being sexist, but it can still be inapropriate/unprofessional, and it can still cost you dearly.
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by raducu 6y ago
I clarrified it, basically someone made a remark/joke that is clearly sexist, but he never displayed sexism at all. It was just unprofessional I would say. For instance I can appreciate a dark joke that would clearly be sexist/rac
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by raducu 6y ago
You are right, I should have said sexist joke. I witnessed such a joke, from a brogrammer -- he thought it was funny, but noone else did, especially knowing how sensitive the female coleague was -- someone broke a pot of plants and he said
554.
by raducu 6y ago
This reminds me of a previous workplace. An otherwise cool female coleague kept making claims people were misogynistic, at first I thought she was joking or that she did have some claim, because someone made an unintentional mysoginistic jo
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by raducu 6y ago
I bet even if the stakes were "if I find out the number, you go to prison for one year" he wouldn't be able to. My point was not that detectives are useless, interrogation does work wonders -- in some cases making the crimina
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by raducu 6y ago
I did see a cardiologist after COVID-19, he did prescribe some medicine to "calm my heart down a bit", I don't meet actual criteria for tachycardia and he agree in the end that I can postpone medicine if I start any aerobic e
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by raducu 6y ago
Immagine there was a non invasive method to detect lies. Presidential debates would be interesting. If we still had such debates or presidential elections after that :)
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by raducu 6y ago
A non-invasive lie detection method would completely change our society, whoever has it, keeps it to themselves.
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by raducu 6y ago
I'd like to see some hot-shot detective try to get a random number from 1-1000 out of my head by using those techniques. Yeah, he couldn't.
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by raducu 6y ago
Welp... guess I'll die young. My heart rate when sleeping is 65bpm, and I can't focus on anuthing if my heart rate is below 90bpm during the day.
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by raducu 6y ago
Actually I re-read OP's comment and that's not what my grandfather did. He just cut the whole vine with the grapes still on the vine. The anatolian process seems a bit more complicated, but I guess you cut less vine.
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by raducu 6y ago
I've seen the same thing done by my grandfather in Eastern Europe.
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by raducu 6y ago
Actually, "putting the oxygen mask on yourself" would be the equivalent to vaccinating your medical staff, not your whole friggin country. The US and UK don't fare much worse than the rest of the EU, per capita, do they? USA+
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by raducu 6y ago
The Netherlands/EU can ban exports of certain items, they can even nationalize factories if they wanted to. At this point I think it would be the best that they did, pay AZ/pfizer/moderna royalties but just use the military i
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by raducu 6y ago
This whole situation is just so sad. My uncle is in the hospital in pretty bad shape, on oxygen so far. He was spewing conspiracy shit non-stop on facebook. My father urged him to take the vaccine, then to come to the hospital sooner, h
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by raducu 6y ago
Plus widely available monoclonal antibodies to be administered as soon as a positive test. Plus the development of other antivirals.
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by raducu 6y ago
Thanks so much for the info. I was just wondering about Israel -- they vaccinated sooo many people, if this was an issue with the body's reaction to the S protein, it should pop up in Israel too.
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by raducu 6y ago
As an anxious person myself, I feel you so much. And I know or heard of people in my immediate circle with serious health issues in children, it's heart breaking. It almost feels like, people in the past just didn't know of all th
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by raducu 6y ago
I fully agree on all that you've said. Certainly some things are harder/impossible with kids. Even just strolling around or just laying in bed is harder if you have kids, unless, as you said, you give them an ipad or let them watc
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by raducu 6y ago
It is a false dichotomy because you can go on vacation with your children. But the added cost per child is just soooo much more than any vacation. I'd love to be able to handle a second child. I can comfortably handle the financial asp

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