Gdiddy

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by Gdiddy 11y ago
It's certainly a factor for many people. But frankly the way you've phrased it is pretty offensive to me - a non-obese person with severe central and obstructive SA. You're also forgetting the confound that being chronically
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by Gdiddy 11y ago
There's a lot to unpack here... But let me touch on a couple of the points you raise - from the perspective of a trained, but non-practicing therapist. First of all, there are lots of terrible therapists out there. Especially of the &#
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by Gdiddy 11y ago
Well this is awful... Their monetisation of OK Cupid killed the sites functionality. You literally have to pay to see 'more attractive matches', and search ranking is based on payment as well. What was once a place where the alter
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by Gdiddy 11y ago
Huge misunderstanding of David Graeber's idea. Essentially a response which is actually an advertisement for a consultancy. Graeber doesn't attack specific occupations (the article's author didn't even bother finishing h
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by Gdiddy 12y ago
The behavioural economic concept of 'hyperbolic discounting' serves as a pretty good explanation. We radically discount delayed consequences (e.g.: learning), while simultaneously overestimating our willingness to invest effort in
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by Gdiddy 12y ago
You may find it easier to redesign your dream phone than the entire web.
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by Gdiddy 12y ago
I really like the clean design. But... It needs to be much more customisable - moving, removing and adding sections. Eg: I'm monolingual but can't remove the languages field. There's no section for references. There's no
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by Gdiddy 12y ago
Looking at that list, I think you might like Arcade and Retro, a podcast from Ireland which is still a going concern. I know the makers but have no stake in it, pretty good show. - http://arcadeandretro.com/ Edit: Scratch t