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by veunes 1y ago
It's the opposite of conditional acceptance, and probably one of the most stabilizing forms of social support you can have
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by veunes 1y ago
I like the comparison to financial risk-aversion. The idea that social anxiety is a system working as designed, just with a different optimization function (avoid downside vs pursue upside), fits well with how behavior often emerges from mi
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by veunes 1y ago
Turns out Katy Perry was low-key talking about ultraweak biophoton emission all along
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by veunes 1y ago
The fact that they're seeing visible photon differences between live and dead tissue at the same temperature suggests it's tied to metabolic or biochemical activity, not just thermal noise
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by veunes 1y ago
Kind of makes you wonder if this could eventually become a diagnostic tool, though I imagine the sensitivity requirements and ambient light issues are pretty brutal in real-world settings
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by veunes 1y ago
Your setup is basically a personal microgrid optimizer
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by veunes 1y ago
At that point, a small backup generator (or even just staying grid-tied as insurance) makes far more sense
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by veunes 1y ago
Seasonal storage sounds elegant, but in practice it's a nightmare of diminishing returns
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by veunes 1y ago
Totally agree on the feed-in tariff reality check. Unless you're in a rare location with generous net metering, exporting surplus is basically a donation
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by veunes 1y ago
The key insight here is how deceptively hard seasonal storage is. It's not just about matching annual production to consumption, it's about time-shifting summer surplus to winter deficit, and that's where things get wildly im
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by veunes 1y ago
It's like they built an iron gate but forgot to install a doorbell
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by veunes 1y ago
That whole “just create a new user account” response is peak support theater
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by veunes 1y ago
Honestly, this feels like a UI/UX dark pattern at the app ecosystem level
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by veunes 1y ago
The process forces everyone to act like they are
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by veunes 1y ago
That tension between protecting labor rights and promoting open markets is real
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by veunes 1y ago
The frustrating part is that this isn't some loophole getting accidentally exploited, it's baked into the system
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by veunes 1y ago
Yeah, a salary-based allocation would cut through a lot of the noise. If a company really needs top-tier talent and is willing to pay for it, fine... That’s very different from using H-1Bs as a way to fill mid-level roles at below-market ra
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by veunes 1y ago
What's wild is how blatantly some of these tactics skirt the spirit of the law while technically staying within its letter
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by veunes 1y ago
Phones are tools, not fashion statements.
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by veunes 1y ago
The problem is the lack of choice
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by veunes 1y ago
Apple could easily keep a "mini" around as the lightweight option for folks who don't want a pocket tablet
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by veunes 1y ago
I've got a 12 mini and honestly it's the perfect size. Every year I hope they bring back a proper compact flagship, but instead we get thinner, not smaller
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by veunes 1y ago
So basically: thinner, shinier, faster. Itэs impressive from an engineering standpoint but at what point does thinness stop being a feature and start being a liability? I feel like we’ve been here before with bendgate.
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by veunes 1y ago
But "good reason" depends a lot on your perspective
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by veunes 1y ago
How many people suddenly "lost internet" mid-meeting and had to blame it on their router...
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by veunes 1y ago
The infrastructure for that kind of control clearly already exists. What's unclear is how coordinated or deliberate these events are versus being side effects of testing or internal changes
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by veunes 1y ago
That kind of clarity can be life-altering
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by veunes 1y ago
Your experience honestly highlights just how wildly inconsistent ADHD care is, even within the same country
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by veunes 1y ago
Too often the conversation swings between "meds are bad" and "meds fix everything," when the truth is way more nuanced
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by veunes 1y ago
The system isn't built for people who need it to be a little easier

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