red-iron-pine

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by red-iron-pine 2mo ago
depends on how big the net is. some of those huge trawllers do lots and lots of damage. tempeh can be crazy toxic if spoilt. there is coconut tempeh which is officially banned due to potential for toxic contamination, but which is still s
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by red-iron-pine 2mo ago
> A lot of the issues are parents who cannot put their devices down this has been my experience. lot of parents who reflexively go to the phone -- they need their dopamine hit, and this means the kiddies get one too
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by red-iron-pine 2mo ago
"the train is coming and I'm not even gonna try to stop it or get out of the way" that's not freedom that's quitting
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by red-iron-pine 2mo ago
what is this last time you speak of? cuz it absolutely threw off the yoke of Kings how many guillotine events were you a part of?
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by red-iron-pine 2mo ago
> 1. Parents' own socioeconomic status broke tired people who need time to do basic tasks at home end up putting their kids in front of screens -- news at 11 meanwhile bourgeoisie programmer types working at home take kiddo for a wa
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by red-iron-pine 2mo ago
it's just as easy to check a debit balance as a CC balance. and once debt is spent you cannot get it back. you get scammed you can dispute the credit card, and if the CC gets stolen you can fight any charges. debit means the money is
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by red-iron-pine 2mo ago
> I think there's a term inside credit card companies for people like me: leeches or something like that. that's some odd classism there. credit card companies love your data . they can package it, sell it, analyze it. this
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by red-iron-pine 2mo ago
seebeegeebee is a 10 hour old account with 1 karma. for sure a bot, but it's not clear to me if they're genuine, engagement bait, or a false flag to made climate deniers look dumb
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by red-iron-pine 2mo ago
lord knows they sure kill or kidnap people overseas tho but i'll concede some of them were literally nazis
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by red-iron-pine 2mo ago
remember: these are just the obvious bots you can see the ones being sponsored by big AI companies or Apple or China are a lot more subtle
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by red-iron-pine 2mo ago
it is for what you get. the US LEC and CLEC system sucks, and I had wayyyy more options in the EU, and in fairly upfront and straightforward ways. e.g. https://documentscontractuels.orange.fr/les-offres-orange-mo...
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by red-iron-pine 2mo ago
depends on the screen. Bluey or some other brightly, quick-cut, attention getting kid show? like crack. they tune out Mr. Rodgers and BBC News pretty quickly, and it's on to biting daddy or the dog, etc.
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by red-iron-pine 2mo ago
arguably Maroon 5 is and always has been pop too
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by red-iron-pine 2mo ago
linkedin is a mess. there was a glorious ~5 years in the late 2000s to ~2015 where it felt like it could and would work -- I know people who got hired and through it and I got one legit interview but since then it's slop slop slop
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by red-iron-pine 2mo ago
thats what the ATS is for
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by red-iron-pine 2mo ago
do you think they'd describe their plan as an end state? or maybe a final solution?
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by red-iron-pine 2mo ago
silly goose, thinking insurance providers would lower premiums instead of just raising them more for the big 'uns
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by red-iron-pine 2mo ago
yeah this was my read. either it was a hail mary 5 year change-the-market offering, or it was something that staff can "get around to" whenever they have the cycles, and would, at current rates, take like 3-5 years to do. was the
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by red-iron-pine 2mo ago
yeah but you'd need skills to operate the 10 year old laptop. probably have to copy and paste and understand excel and maybe whatever the hell a confidence interval is this allows said middle managers to do the analysis themselves and
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by red-iron-pine 2mo ago
i've got an old account for asking questions about random stuff, mostly code or plants. other than that, just old.reddit for browsing. not using an account just to browse. adios, reddit!
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by red-iron-pine 2mo ago
what GOP voter is in favor of higher prices?
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by red-iron-pine 2mo ago
so where are the hookers, then?
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by red-iron-pine 2mo ago
a smart watch to use forever. how long is their support cycle?
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by red-iron-pine 2mo ago
yeah this is the big one, there was already a track record of natural resource windfalls messing stuff up well before the Norwegians started getting that $$$ this also means there weren't entrenched oil barons (or rail barons, or shipp
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by red-iron-pine 2mo ago
plus all available evidence suggests that allergies are getting worse due to changes in biodiversity. the only plants that survive these days are the ones that spam a ton of pollen, so it gets selected for aggressively.
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by red-iron-pine 2mo ago
the perception is that employees have an incentive to lie: to cover their ass, to cover their incompetence, to be or stay lazy, to ensure their bonuses are better, etc. in theory, an expensive outside consultant does not have those incentiv
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by red-iron-pine 2mo ago
the purifier is $30 and low maintenance. buying a new house will have $40k in reltor fees alone, $2k for movers, plus the, you know, hundreds of thousands for the new house. and what if I like my current house, it's in a busy hip area
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by red-iron-pine 2mo ago
aye, it's ikea and is cheap. this seems like a "i had a ton of parts around + a 3d printer" sorta thing
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by red-iron-pine 2mo ago
aye, like as long as you're not leaving the kids window open all night, or multiple other windows open nearby, it oughta fix itself soon enough
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by red-iron-pine 2mo ago
that's fair, and ultimately who gives af about online randos, but at the same time skepticism is required

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