rubidium

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by rubidium 5y ago
Appreciate the candor. Agree odds are low now of getting it. When you’re healthy you get the vaccine for others, not yourself. Studies so far show no difference in baby outcomes.
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by rubidium 5y ago
Amazing. As a spectator, it’d be awesome if she decided to take on snowboarding after conquering all there is to do in gymnastics.
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by rubidium 5y ago
We’re reaching a tipping point in our society where some peoples lived experience is primarily digital, and the physical is an accessory. Our world, peoples health, and the things we need for a fulfilling life will suffer as a result.
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by rubidium 5y ago
Age of Empires 2 has experienced a resurgence recently.
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by rubidium 5y ago
You’re (likely) seriously overreacting. I’ve lived in Portland. Live in Midwest now. I would’ve been hiking non stop in pandemic times should I be in PDX area.
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by rubidium 5y ago
“ easiest way to not die” are you super high risk? B/c you’ve already likely deceased your chance of dying by just not driving compared to Covid. But if you’re over 65 or have other major health issues then makes some semblance of sens
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by rubidium 5y ago
Aw ya poor nutrients and mineralogy be out of tune. Worry is your life unless you decide not to.
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by rubidium 5y ago
“ By not leaving my apartment for a year except for shopping” this is entirely foreign to me. Where do you live?!
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by rubidium 5y ago
I know people are looking more at stone patios then wood decks but the cost was already higher for those. And that’s seen a rise too (though not as dramatic). Brick and stone are still a lot more cost though than fast grown sh* pine.
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by rubidium 5y ago
AoE2 is another 20+ year old game that has experienced a renaissance due to new updates.
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by rubidium 5y ago
It stays good for a month if properly stored, then starts down. Always grind right before brewing. The first 3-7 days after roasting its not typically at its best yet.
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by rubidium 5y ago
Can we make Kubb a replacement for golf please? I’d be on the fast track to CEO :)
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by rubidium 5y ago
It’s a little surprising how much effort went into things early in the pandemic that didn’t pan out. Official contact tracing in the US is a complete dud and had negligible impact on the spread. People informing their fiends/family “he
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by rubidium 5y ago
They are vastly different in the urban areas. Agreed on the rural.
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by rubidium 5y ago
I don’t understand the news cycle on this. What happened today that lead to the blow-up if this was already public in December ?
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by rubidium 5y ago
Safety is always a systems problem. Software is never an adequate single point of failure for critical risks.
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by rubidium 6y ago
This looks like a new hobby for me :) I want a “how to draw Tolkien maps” article by this guy that gives examples of trees, mountains, cities, etc... in a point by point way and the tricks to making the style work. There’s more on his websi
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by rubidium 6y ago
It’s effectively genocide and quite damning on society. I don’t put it squarely on the parents because it is so difficult. My neice has downs. Interactions with her are about the here and now. Joy and life. Fun and wit. Not plans and effici
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by rubidium 6y ago
Kids orient you to poop in a whole new way. I wouldn’t even think about it. Grab it, wash hands, wash phone, wash hands again.
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by rubidium 6y ago
Teams does this. Join call from phone. Then join from computer. Computer will ask if transfer or join w/o audio. Choose join w/o audio. Best way to be on calls. Need to walk around no problem. But can still see full screen when de
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by rubidium 6y ago
We’ve got a 20 year Delphi code base for a robotic product that we need to update the functionality and simplify the UI. If I could have 2 Delphi devs to take on this project I’d be delighted. We’ll probably just use a .net cover though.
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by rubidium 6y ago
Not really. I work in a device development company. We have a technical product manager (understand what the market and customers want), commercial product manager (aid sales to sell what we have and introduce new products commercially) and
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by rubidium 6y ago
Hahaha. Not in the middle. Many are raising a family and owning homes on $75k a year.
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by rubidium 6y ago
Agreed. I’ve set up my life to foster and form in person social interactions (and organizations to the extent that they help) in my neighborhood. It’s affected where I live, what kind of house I have, each weeks schedule, my kids education,
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by rubidium 6y ago
I disagree with the UBI suggestion in the grandparent (and so would pieper if he heard it :)... but your post also has a fatal flaw. “ The fundamental currency, the one thing that ever person needs and wants, is time.” This is not true of
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by rubidium 6y ago
Yes, the patent system has problems. But waging a personal vendetta against the person's hobbies is petty. Sounds like he had the money to pursue this well before his patent business, as he was CTO of Microsoft....so that point it just
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by rubidium 6y ago
That’s pretty remarkable... can you give more details on monthly budget: After $500 for rent that’s only $750 left. Food: $500? Cell phone/ internet:$70? Clothing: goodwill? Car insurance: $100? Utilities:?
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by rubidium 6y ago
Not the only way. Out of cycle promotion (8-10% base + 5% bonus increase) followed by standard cycle raise (4.5%) and then added stock comp (+15% effective) resulted in this for me in one year. This was the result of very direct conversion
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by rubidium 6y ago
People actively working and interested in making the product and business better. Not just “doing time” at work.
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by rubidium 6y ago
If you have a bunch of cogs working, sure. But if you have a dynamic team that has the courage to point things out to senior leaders it can be a good way to pull back the veil on what’s really going on.

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