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by worker_person 4y ago
Yep. It's getting really hard. Used to not matter much as people didn't talk politics or religion outside of small groups. I'm finding more and more that company meetings are open grounds to bash white males. Particularly a
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by worker_person 4y ago
Read some works by Thomas Sowell. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Sowell Would highly recommend Basic Economics/ Gives a good foundation on the fiscal side of conservatism. I didn't even realize the aut
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by worker_person 4y ago
Maybe I'm missing something. But this feels less like burn out, and more like a very healthy work / life balance to me.
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by worker_person 4y ago
But somehow Biden and his son selling out the country is perfectly fine. But hey, a Bee is now considered a Fish these days. So same logic applies.
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by worker_person 4y ago
You may be interested in the Autoimmune Protocol Diet. Chief issue of autoimmune issues is inflammation. AIP diet focuses on foods that reduce inflammation. Many (not all!) people in support forums find signifiant relief from following AIP.
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by worker_person 4y ago
Some states are no fault. Your insurance pays your car repair bill. Regardless of fault.
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by worker_person 4y ago
The city drift was really something with Uber. I would slowly end up on the other side of the Metro after a few hours. At one point I became the only driver in a city, and the only place accepting orders was McDonalds. So every 20 minutes
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by worker_person 4y ago
My two cents. Got injured. I couldn't work a 9-5. Uber Eats and AirBNB paid the bills until I was able to work again. Constant doctor appointments, pain, and medication side effects made a normal schedule impossible. Family would h
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by worker_person 4y ago
How about letting men takeover woman's sports? Forcing people to pretend that men are woman or one of 86 other things. Reparations is now a thing? Forcing people promote things they don't believe in. Grooming 5 year olds with deep
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by worker_person 4y ago
It's not equal. The end game for many progressives is things like Mao China. Where millions died due to bad polices. Also Venezuela, USSR, etc. Conservatives mostly want to avoid that path, or things that take us down that path.
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by worker_person 4y ago
Had a sleep study? Solved my testosterone problem.
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by worker_person 4y ago
For the IIH. You are sometimes correct. Weight is usually, but not always the issue. Its kind of a checkmark in things you should be doing. An interesting pattern is IIH can prevent exercise. I spent years getting a major headache and brai
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by worker_person 4y ago
Yes. Got to the point that I was taking dementia medication. A loop was a major challenge for me. After a few years it came down to two issues. I had a clotting disorder. (Factor 5 Leiden) I was suffering minor strokes (TIA) without knowing
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by worker_person 4y ago
Many areas also make it hard for teachers to move around. One friend was a school where she wanted to leave to go elsewhere. The principal kept threatening to get her blacklisted if she left. (They can do that easily). This went on for 7 ye
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by worker_person 4y ago
Sounds like a good feature. More trustworthy device. If a pregnancy test can run doom. It can run state level surveillance.
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by worker_person 4y ago
What do you do when it's work or die? I was injured (series of small strokes) I have learned to NEVER let employer know you have an ongoing medical issue. Once they know. You get sympathy for a bit. Then everyone keeps telling how you
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by worker_person 4y ago
I tried for three years to a prescription for Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN). As all the support forums swear at how much better it was then plaquenil. But I could not find a doctor that had heard of it. Finally found an online pill factor, had
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by worker_person 4y ago
I've stayed at crappy companies for a couple of years to avoid this on resume. With how racist and sexist many companies are now, it's getting harder to find a safe one to hire into where I can just do my job and not get involved
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by worker_person 4y ago
Launched my career in early 2000. I was taking a bunch of short term contracts to build up experience. Six months of multiple recruiters every day calling. One day the calls stopped. 3 years before I could get a tech job. Chilled at Radio
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by worker_person 4y ago
Took me 20 years to figure out I had an autoimmune condition. Chronic fatigue and brain fog were the biggest symptoms. LDN: low dose naltrexone has been a life changer so far. Even seems to help a little with ADHD. So far only side effect
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by worker_person 4y ago
It's a giant pyramid scheme. Last one holding gets zero.
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by worker_person 4y ago
Eat your own dog food. New hires don't know how the system work. Don't know the day to day operation or use cases. Never assume they'll just pick it up. Have periodic exercises where people use the app from start to finish.
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by worker_person 4y ago
I've used that trick on Fortune 500 CEO's many times. Almost never had any of my designs changed beyond whatever "duck" I put in.
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by worker_person 4y ago
Same. I can do it. But not fast.
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by worker_person 4y ago
Hardcore mode adds huge amounts of fun to the experience. You feel so invested into what's going on, calculating how much risk you can safely manage, etc. Leaderboards are more interesting. Finding secondary gear for when your main
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by worker_person 4y ago
But is it worse than any recipe site?
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by worker_person 4y ago
Companies started offering insurance because tax rates above a certain amount where in the 90+ percent range. To pay people more, companies had to get highly creative. Lots of "perks". Company cars, hotels, etc. Insurance was one
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by worker_person 4y ago
The argument on who pays for health care is the wrong question. When paying cash for an MRI is $500, and via Health Insurance it is $5,000. There are bigger issues. I used to get a weekly shot. Paid my $60 dollar co-pay. They billed insur
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by worker_person 4y ago
Had a few jobs that were mostly just meetings. Mostly because there was so much red tape, that no real work could actually get done. Think, 200 hours of various employees time to approve a 5 hour project.
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by worker_person 4y ago
Many years ago. Knew a tech worker that had worked years of unpaid overtime for IBM. She said it was fine, because she was exempt. So I looked up the definition of exempt. She didn't meet the legal definition. Argued with her for ho

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