LRVNHQ

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by LRVNHQ 10mo ago
The average weekly hours of US employees is ~34 https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/AWHAETP "Only" 5.2% of US job holders hold more than one job https://www.bls.gov/cps/cpsaat36.htm If yo
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by LRVNHQ 10mo ago
The overwhelming majority of people who work around 40 hours a week have plenty of free time. "I don't have freetime" is usually a tell sign that people either don't know how to manage their time / prioritize free t
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by LRVNHQ 2y ago
This is not my experience at all (frequently visiting datacenters for my job). At the main entrance, anti-tailgating locks requiring an electronic badge + fingerprints are the norm. Once inside, electronic badges required at all doors and
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by LRVNHQ 2y ago
Yes it's a lot more than what people "achieve", but it's the amount that people should be doing. Doing sport is not a chore that must be "achieved", it's a pleasant and relaxing activity that most people s
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by LRVNHQ 2y ago
"You can't outrun a bad diet" is just a bad take. Even with running - especially with running - you can easily burn enormous amounts of calories. There are two problems with this saying. First, nobody knows what a bad diet is
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by LRVNHQ 2y ago
We still understand what you mean, but FYI most of your numbers are off by a factor 1000. A single calorie is a completely irrelevant amount of energy at the scale of a human body, hence the use of kcal as the basic unit when talking abou
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by LRVNHQ 3y ago
I much prefer working at the office. There's less distraction and better divide between work and private time. When I leave the office, I'm done for the day. I find somewhat ironic that people use an alleged higher productivity
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by LRVNHQ 3y ago
Maybe you have an older version from before the regulation was introduced, but The Sebo E3 is now 890W as advertised on their website. Yes I have a Miele which is decent but not as good as my previous one from before the regulation (also a
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by LRVNHQ 3y ago
I don't know what point this article is trying to make, but I guess the author doesn't know much about running since he conflates sprinting and long distance running. Long distance running is an endurance sport, sprinting is more
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by LRVNHQ 3y ago
Running fast and with high intensity is fun. But getting faster over a same distance is a lot harder than just improving endurance to run longer distances, hence why most amateurs progress toward longer distances rather than better 5 or 1
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by LRVNHQ 3y ago
Not directly addressing the content of the article, just a bit of a rant: The problem is that in a lot of cases, EVs aren't a drop-in replacement for an ICE car. The idea of driving powered by electricity is very appealing to me, but
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by LRVNHQ 3y ago
> But NL is also a huge bike country. And at most roundabouts, bikes have right of way. The fact that it's on a case-by-case basis an not actually a consistent traffic law is really awful. To add insult to injury, the only signage i
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by LRVNHQ 3y ago
I'm not an advanced or regular microwave user (try keeping a straight face while talking like that about microwaves lol, but I use it maybe once or twice a month averaged over the year) but frankly I don't see any performance issu