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by voisin 2y ago
I would happily pay a fine. When I was looking (7-8 years ago) I do not recall there being an option for this. I am 40 now so would happily look at doing this in 5 years. Thanks for the tip
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by voisin 2y ago
My maternal grandparents were both born in Greece. I looked into getting Greek citizenship and it appeared like I could have done so, however I was turned off by the mandatory military service which does not have an age limit. Perhaps relax
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by voisin 2y ago
I hate the subscription model for Whoop.
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by voisin 2y ago
I suspect OP is also including Android users in the group too.
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by voisin 2y ago
> NASA figured out the high pitched whine was the nervous system (like, your brain). I’d love to know more about this if you have any info to share.
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by voisin 2y ago
You are correct - the level of greed is the same, and price inflation is due to greed now - not supply chains or other covid related excuses.
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The Texas Billionaire Who Has Greenpeace USA on the Verge of Bankruptcy(wsj.com)
24 points by voisin 2y ago|10 comments
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Cities are overheating. How do we cool them down?(cbc.ca)
12 points by voisin 2y ago|4 comments
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by voisin 2y ago
I’ll reply to both of you. To be clear, this isn’t something that happened way back in the past “centuries ago”. The last residential school was closed in 1997 and there were many open in the 90s. Canada turned a blind eye to things occurri
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Atalanta Climate Air Filter – Protect the Planet and Remove CO₂(atalantaclimate.co)
1 points by voisin 2y ago|2 comments
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by voisin 2y ago
> ChatGPT, I suspect, is akin to looking up the answer. It’s a tool that can be used in a variety of ways. For example, if you have it act as Socrates working through a dialogue where you still have to use your logic to get to the answer
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by voisin 2y ago
I think they are afraid of going down with the Liberal ship, and the longer Trudeau stays as leader of the Liberals, the worse the coalition looks and the more the Conservatives win. I think failing to vote no-confidence to replace Trudeau
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by voisin 2y ago
I think the poster is saying that a society that is fine both perpetrating and turning a blind eye toward the kinds of atrocities (I don’t think I am exaggerating with this word choices) toward the indigenous population for decades, is also
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by voisin 2y ago
It’s a great idea. I think some day we will look back and be shocked at how much waste went into housing, and consequently how much extra houses cost than they needed to. No one is optimizing for pipe and electrical runs, wood use, etc. hav
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Canada: NDP ends confidence deal with the federal liberals(bnnbloomberg.ca)
7 points by voisin 2y ago|2 comments
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by voisin 2y ago
> It turns out, properly engineered and precision machined safety razors saves you nicks and cuts and is a better shave than disposable or electric shavers. Best in class (and should be multiples more expensive IMO): hensonshaving.com
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Bank of Canada reduces policy rate by 25 bp to 4¼%(bankofcanada.ca)
4 points by voisin 2y ago|0 comments
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Disney-obsessed couple loses lawsuit to get back into exclusive Club 33(latimes.com)
1 points by voisin 2y ago|2 comments
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by voisin 2y ago
I like to think of these people as early adopters. Most of the world will be like Phoenix soon enough!
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by voisin 2y ago
It would be great if someone kept a list of “slow” TV for parents to refer to. Have you come across anything like this?
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by voisin 2y ago
Is there a way to set up Sonos so the music follows you from room to room?
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by voisin 2y ago
Bank error in your favor. Collect $x.
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by voisin 2y ago
I would get rid of the silly AI generated images for each course. I would make the page much more information dense rather than these huge bubbles (this might be only on the mobile site)
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by voisin 2y ago
The low weight is the biggest benefit IMO. I spent a number of months travelling in a Class-C (box on a van chassis) motor home. I was surprised to learn they are made from plywood and so are extremely heavy, subject to water infiltration,
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by voisin 2y ago
> We actually have done this, across industries. And now we have a "right to repair" movement because people realized their freedoms were curtailed. The difference is that for tests requiring doctor requisitions that is the gov
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by voisin 2y ago
How do you test this “at home”?
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by voisin 2y ago
> If you go to an optician to get a prescription for eyeglasses, assuming you pay via your insurance, if the optician believes that you will not be ordering glasses from the optician, the optician intentionally and vindictively gives you
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by voisin 2y ago
> Normies normally don't do stuff like that. Maybe this attitude needs to stop. Get people more engaged with their health while collecting data so they can show up to their doctor with more information. We don’t shut down the sale o
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The Far-Reaching Ripple Effects of a Discredited Cancer Study(wsj.com)
51 points by voisin 2y ago|16 comments
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by voisin 2y ago
Ramadan is repetitive partial daily fasting, so less valuable than a long term continuous fast.

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