zeroonetwothree

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by zeroonetwothree 3mo ago
The fact is that the supply of people wanting to write books greatly exceeds the demand of readers. It’s inevitable that most books barely get read by anyone. You either accept it or you find something else to do.
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by zeroonetwothree 3mo ago
The Hugo awards have had a lot of weak winners in the past as well. For example: They’d Rather Be Right, The Wanderer, Stand on Zanzibar (some people might disagree), Harry Potter, Hominids, etc And have had many winning books that are enjo
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by zeroonetwothree 3mo ago
I guess if you want the most average book to win
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by zeroonetwothree 3mo ago
Bears sleep about 7-8 hours/day, similar to humans.
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by zeroonetwothree 3mo ago
What about female lions?
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by zeroonetwothree 3mo ago
Placebos are actually very effective for improving sleep
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by zeroonetwothree 3mo ago
Not sure why I would trust the opinions of this random person?
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by zeroonetwothree 3mo ago
Yes
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by zeroonetwothree 3mo ago
It would be fun if you had to guess what book it’s from
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by zeroonetwothree 3mo ago
The law being discussed is for minors. As a society we don't think minors have sufficient executive function to make those decisions, so we find it acceptable to ban them in those context.
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by zeroonetwothree 3mo ago
The article is a L7 weenie.
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by zeroonetwothree 3mo ago
Claims in a lawsuit always seem very favorable towards their side or else they wouldn’t have filed. The truth usually ends up more in the middle.
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by zeroonetwothree 3mo ago
Ticket prices seem to have increased slower than general inflation
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by zeroonetwothree 3mo ago
The text here seems AI generated which doesn’t inspire confidence.
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by zeroonetwothree 3mo ago
How much more efficient did compilers make developers?
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by zeroonetwothree 3mo ago
Well, not totally meaningless but certainly can be misleading.
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by zeroonetwothree 3mo ago
The red card was obviously an error.
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There's a Good Reason You Can't Concentrate(nytimes.com)
5 points by zeroonetwothree 3mo ago|0 comments
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by zeroonetwothree 3mo ago
I'm curious why food producers didn't do this on their own, since no one likes "sell by" anyway? Or was there an existing regulation that got changed? In any case I think the new way is better.
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by zeroonetwothree 3mo ago
Part of the reason their prices are low is they are very efficient at using their total hours open. I often just get it delivered to my house to avoid the crowds though.
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by zeroonetwothree 3mo ago
Why? Then we’d have to pay more to buy stuff.
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by zeroonetwothree 3mo ago
When the Amazon truck drives down my street it’s always stopping at 5 houses or so. So the marginal cost of my package is practically zero.
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by zeroonetwothree 3mo ago
Hard to address everything wrong you wrote, but in particular major questions doctrine protects us from presidential overreach. It has been key in stopping some of Trump’s foolish policies like tariffs. So that is hardly something we should
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by zeroonetwothree 3mo ago
What is “a matter of time” exactly? I doubt the court wants to revisit this again any time soon. And two of the dissenters are probably the likeliest justices to be replaced next.
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by zeroonetwothree 3mo ago
The media in the US generally leans left (with a few notable exceptions).
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by zeroonetwothree 3mo ago
US is 23rd in happiness globally which is far from the bottom. For example UK, France, and Italy all rank lower. So your claim is wrong.
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by zeroonetwothree 3mo ago
What does this even mean? The decision came out the “right” way today.
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by zeroonetwothree 3mo ago
Machine guns are illegal in the US. SCOTUS has never ruled there is an individual right to own machine guns.
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An Uneasy Case for Project Management Tools(biggestfish.substack.com)
3 points by zeroonetwothree 3mo ago|0 comments
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by zeroonetwothree 3mo ago
This is not the topic of this post, why not submit this separately?

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