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by subpixel 8mo ago
I’m active in local government - that’s how you make sure the school board is strong and the superintendent is the best candidate. But also voting is effective. But there are no guarantees - except that those who wish to ban access to books
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by subpixel 8mo ago
As a parent, I believe there is no book that should be banned from being used by a teacher for instruction. I have the responsibility of ensuring that the school my child attends employs teachers who I trust to make effective and age-approp
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by subpixel 8mo ago
I pay for subscriptions, several, but I am never going to pay one publication a small fee every time I read an article. That model is completely counter-intuitive and punitive to the consumer. What I _would _do is pay a flat fee to subscrib
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by subpixel 8mo ago
Two possibilities could be true at the same time. There might be a population limit that a country wants to set, based on effects of population visible in employment, housing , transportation, and social services. There might be a motivatio
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by subpixel 8mo ago
It's funny that you put it that way, b/c I have definitely spent more money on art (not even 'fine' art) that I have at Walmart over the years.
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by subpixel 8mo ago
I've given up on tv and while I still pay Netflix for kids programming, I pay ... other people who have a better understanding of the actual value of this sort of entertainment _and_ the way I like to consume it.
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by subpixel 8mo ago
Because it’s a lead generation machine
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by subpixel 8mo ago
Give me a Kroger with a Murray's Cheese counter thank you!
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by subpixel 8mo ago
I'm not a developer but I figured out Claude Code agents and skills and use surge.sh to share things out as needed. In my company I feel like the last to this party,
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by subpixel 9mo ago
I like to imagine that they also quit reloading this domain.
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by subpixel 9mo ago
When reading about the multiple civil wars in the modern history of my wife’s native country I was really stumped by the formation of liberal and conservative “camps”. Basically the country was halved by people who detested and feared the o
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by subpixel 9mo ago
I drive it to avoid burning gas, while not being dependent on electricity alone - not to save money. For three years my plug-in hybrid let me commute 50 miles daily on next to no gasoline.
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by subpixel 9mo ago
Time will tell. I have experience losing weight but could never lose 10lbs - my goal is at least 20. And I have experience taking and tapering off other medication. I also play sports and work out and am making time for those pursuits - lit
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by subpixel 9mo ago
It’s a fact that drugs affect people very differently. There’s a big difference between “I must drink” and “I want to drink more”. My affliction is the latter and a far, far lesser burden than the former. Though one that can still fuck you
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by subpixel 9mo ago
I disagree. I really want a Lightning but live in a very rural place, weekend in an even more rural place, and need to pull a trailer pretty often. I already have a plug-in hybrid that gets 40+ miles/charge and have opined all over the
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by subpixel 9mo ago
Gemini in sheets is not that hot yet, but I think it's got hancuffs on to prevent people destroying their valuable work product. But if I ask Gemini to build be formulas and than just paste them into Google Sheets the results are prett
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by subpixel 9mo ago
> It's insane to me that so many people need these to get off the processed foods killing them in the US The American diet is insane, full stop. However, I've just begun a GLP-1 regimen to address a willpower problem, not a nut
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by subpixel 9mo ago
These really blew me away. I have a theory that he recorded the narration and dialogue of each character individually and then it was all edited together - it seems impossible to switch back and forth between such incredible character deliv
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by subpixel 9mo ago
After reading about the mysterious firing and payoff of glysophate studying scientists it seems obvious what stone is going unturned here.
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by subpixel 9mo ago
Here We Go is a wonderful show
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by subpixel 9mo ago
> Black rock isn't buying up all the housing, your neighbors are To a degree, but there's a whole tranche of investment vehicles that accredited investors use to invest in single-family homes that is not securitized at all, and
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by subpixel 9mo ago
I don't believe the creators of this propaganda take this problem seriously at all. Their actions speak far louder than their words, even words on a page that scrolls weird like it's 2015.
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by subpixel 9mo ago
As a freelancer I regularly got 5-figure checks without any hassle, it was the $600, $700, $800 checks that I had to fight people about.
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by subpixel 9mo ago
Tennis is a great hub for connection when you're retired. I play a lot, and people are always meeting up after we play and forging all sorts of non-tennis relationships. Sadly for me, this is all during the day when I'm rushing ba
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by subpixel 10mo ago
Here’s a place to start, a list of 250 “best” articles from the New Yorker. I guess this is from previously available articles. https://www.reddit.com/r/longform/s/zRJgAEdagi
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by subpixel 10mo ago
Ownership class is all conjecture, but it really doesn't matter because all owners behave the same way. It's not as if local owners rent less, or charge less, or leverage their property less.
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by subpixel 10mo ago
Claude also has custom slash-commands, so you can force skill usage as you see fit. This lets you trigger a skill with '/foo' in a way that resembles the way you'd use the command line. Claude Code is very good at using
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by subpixel 10mo ago
See my other comment. When 30% of the housing stock is short-term rentals that families cannot buy, it doesn't matter at all who owns them. Where I live, they are all owned by locals, but that doesn't remediate any of the issues s
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by subpixel 10mo ago
> The biggest problem here in Barcelona is that most airbnbs / short term rentals are companies buying housing as an investment and so are stealing the opportunity from actual people and families trying to live. This problem exists
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by subpixel 10mo ago
Bearblog.dev keeps subdomains out of search indexes until it approves them, as a measure against hosting the sort of things that would get the whole system de-indexed. My guess is that they are more successful at suppressing subdomains than

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