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This is a low-effort article trying to use politics as a click-bait title. >India is trying to follow this example in and around Delhi. In 2021 it launched a pollution-control agency, called the Commission for Air Quality Management (caq
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There are personal trainers who do remote/virtual training - you can try out if that works for you. It eliminates the logistics around the gym - as long as you still enjoy the actual exercises at home.
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4y ago
>If you do not like unions because ONE did something that you do not like Not the person you are replying to, but I think discounting the behavior of unions as one-off is not helping. The examples I have are from outside US though - ther
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4y ago
How does it interplay with opening multiple search results in new tabs at once? It's been ages since I've personally visited search results sequentially - I open them in batches.
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4y ago
If you think about it, the documentary would have gone viral either way - either parts of the documentary as video clips on social media, or the news about banning of it. Imagine if there was a documentary about Canada's PM - irrespect
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4y ago
Others have covered what you can do with work. On top of that - do take note of amount of screen time you have outside of work. Like scrolling on the phone, TV for entertainment, etc. While this is not for everyone, reducing my non-work scr
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4y ago
If you are open to fiction - I came across an entire genre called LitRPG which is combination of RPG-game style elements in the form of a book. It is mostly written by young gamers so the writing quality is pretty basic but various authors
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4y ago
How many universities in the world outside of US give out a .edu address?
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4y ago
If the business is from someone in a low income country, they likely wouldn't care about any legal warnings either. Some of the software prices in those countries are very expensive relative to prices of other things.
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4y ago
+1, I highly recommend getting a personal trainer for a few sessions. They can even do remote video sessions outside of signing up for a gym. A good trainer can recommend exercises that provide just the right amount of challenge - not too l
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4y ago
> Young adults need (and should be looking for) character-building independence and freedom. Including and not limited to paying rent on time. This implies the rest of the world who move out later don't have the same character build
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4y ago
I don't have ADHD and yet I still do all of this. Removing all notification dots/numbers, no previews, muting channels, suppressing mentions in some channels, separating channels into "infrequent"/"team"&#
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> if you allow me an anecdote it’s become obvious to him in the past five years that first year students are less and less familiar with the written world Do you mean they are less familiar with certain books (like famous ones like Ulyss
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4y ago
That is why you have senior/staff engineers to enforce good practices.
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> There's no reason for credit card users to spend time protecting the bank's money like that - credit cards are not your money and their security is not your problem (Not the person you replied to) It depends on the regulation
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> Tens of people would be capable of moderating it, especially once the bad apples are identified and banned. This exists to an extent with WhatsApp family groups, and it is hard to moderate people you know. The person you are moderating
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4y ago
>I feel like more people are responding to his phrasing, not the message Lack of ability to communicate is not a good quality in any leader. Phrasing is as important as the message many times.
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> Having a daily check in on the project status helps us recognize when we are drifting off track and need to make decisions about whether to change the date or re-prioritize what's in scope Does daily project status seem excessive?
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4y ago
Is my reading of the summary correct that it is only (or mainly?) talking about rinse aid and not about the detergent?
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4y ago
Does keto diet work for you? Based on your description I guess it would. Some restaurants offer some dishes which work for keto diet, but its still not widespread.
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Not the person you are responding to - I agree with you that recreation is important. I think we should be talking more about how to do recreational activities that feel beneficial down the line. Or are recreation and being beneficial mutua
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What does fee for service model look like? Charging every user?
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Interesting point. Would it reduce the "individualism" present in the US? I've always found it interesting how much companies market individualism (specially fashion companies). More intense individualism also makes it harder
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To add to original poster's point - even with changing perks, wouldn't they always look different (better) than traditional industries like journalism? Even your examples would indicate to that.
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> This one is really an example of the US having a 3rd world safety net You are grossly under-estimating the safety net in 3rd world countries. While overall everyone might be poor in terms of $-terms, but there is a strong culture of he
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There is very little discussion around this underrated topic. In India, the places where unions have a strong presence have lost a lot of industries. They have become notorious for getting any work done in those places, as some unions have
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> People are burning millions a month. Capital markets don’t exist What does "capital markets don't exist" mean here?
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> As always, the country known for its human rights (or so they advertise themselves as) As someone who wasn't aware of this association, I'm curious where do they advertise themselves for human rights?
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That can be solved with tax/other laws. Guess who will be most impacted by those laws? Not people with one or two apartments as much, but those who do in large scale - that is again politicians and their helpers who help launder illega
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Real estate will get more expensive due to political greed than any other kind of development. The supply of real estate is artificially constrained by the political class, so any kind of development (say hypothetically manufacturing instea
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