NoOneNew

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by NoOneNew 4y ago
Actually, yea. Many people do. It's relatively common. This is an element of personal responsibility. Granted, I know how to cook and I'm not a big fan of boxed, processed foods. This makes the gamut of foods I care about easier t
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by NoOneNew 4y ago
Agreed. When your job requires you to meet new people often or do trade shows, business cards with a qr code are the way to go. At one trade show I collected about 80 cards. About 10 people had special app vcards. Each with a totally differ
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by NoOneNew 4y ago
The only version of meditation I can speak to is probably better called focus training. Just sit in a darkish room, no noise, close your eyes and just say in your head "breathe in" as you breathe in, hold for like 3 sec and think
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by NoOneNew 4y ago
Past CDL holder here. Fyi, you are then a "professional driver" even in a normal car driving to the grocery. If you get a ticket, many states will instantly double the fine because as a pro, "you know better". Plus there
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by NoOneNew 4y ago
I think the problem with "political beliefs" is do you really believe in them or do you want to be apart of a club? Pretty much anytime I've had a calm political discussion with someone, I've found out that they're
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by NoOneNew 4y ago
You, this. I can second this fully. Figured out the same thing when I spent a solid week nazi tracking my eating. The thing that blew my mind. I always used heavy cream in my coffee. 150cal per 2 tablespoons. I would use like a quarter cup.
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by NoOneNew 4y ago
What about all the science on obesity related deaths? https://www.who.int/news-room/facts-in-pictures/detail/6-fac... This hasn't been a secret for a long time. Yet when anyone says someone needs to put
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by NoOneNew 4y ago
I mean 2.8 million folks die each year due to obesity related diseases and effects. https://www.who.int/news-room/facts-in-pictures/detail/6-fac... Since fat is beautiful, does that make covid more beautiful?
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by NoOneNew 4y ago
Thus, we return to the proper timeline.
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by NoOneNew 4y ago
Agreed, extreme concepts are not hard. But I think the fascinating part is the salesmanship involved. Something I've noticed, really high concept artists are fantastic salesmen... and really shitty artists (80% of the time). They can c
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by NoOneNew 4y ago
If you're in the USA, heres a fun fact: your city and/or county helped pay for the 5g infrastructure out of tax payer dollars. Next fun fact. All those telecommunication cunts lobbied to greatly lower the lease rate for those padd
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by NoOneNew 4y ago
You know... I have a feeling you might be the most right in this discussion.
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by NoOneNew 4y ago
I've worked in graphic design and marketing on and off for like 15 years. Do designs TYPICALLY change every 5 ish years. Yes. Is it because of a good reason, I claim no. While designs in companies do evolve and can be significantly dif
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by NoOneNew 4y ago
Of all things I know, I'm recognized for my knowledge in shit...
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by NoOneNew 4y ago
It all depends on the plant. Some plants, including grasses, take direct shit great. Others, not so much. It has less to do with the type of shit and more with the type of plant. Most shit is composted before use.
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by NoOneNew 4y ago
You're supposed to compost any shit before using it as fertilizer. Appling poop directly to a plant is never really a good idea unless you water it down a lot.
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by NoOneNew 4y ago
Hey, the market for dog shit is growing since there's a looming fertilizer shortage due to the Russian invasion. Growth market... add in a scheme for tax breaks through city clean up initiatives, you may just have an opportunity.
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by NoOneNew 4y ago
If I knew the play, I wouldnt be sharing it publicly. My whole point is, Musk made a series of public actions that made a stir. One action had the board make a knee-jerk decision that seems somewhat logical. He's jabbing with his left
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by NoOneNew 4y ago
His character, along with his foil Chuck Rodes, trick people into knee jerking traps. The more "public" of a trap, the better for them. A lot of wall street plays in the show are based on real world plays. This article read like i
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by NoOneNew 4y ago
While reading this, I feel Musk just pulled a Bobby Axelrod on Twitter. I'm curious what's about to happen because of it.
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by NoOneNew 4y ago
To be fair to both sides of this argument. Yes, if follow the "popular" of any of these sites... Jesus fucking Christ, it's incredibly bland and derivative. Even more so than what it was like in the 90s and 2000s with "p
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by NoOneNew 4y ago
Cant speak for OP, but I do know specific people just like that. Too many actually. I think far too many introverts on HN imagine everyone else only knows a handful of people and think people only know other like minded individuals. Outside
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by NoOneNew 4y ago
I'm going to have to agree with the original commentor. A majority of people who stub their toe and blame racism, patriarchy or whatever else, are incredibly boring people. Anyone that's super dogmatic is typically a one trick pon
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by NoOneNew 4y ago
You fail to recognize one important factor. Those that did cancel dont show up to these comment threads anymore. Me being one of them for I think I'm about to hit the 2 year mark soon on being sans-Netflix. Any show I like and public
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by NoOneNew 4y ago
"Put the warehouse in the middle of nowhere..." Dude... you play way too many video games. The cost of building a warehouse, lead time and logistics is not like in Simcity. Best case, you'll have a large dockable warehouse in
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by NoOneNew 4y ago
That and 2 emails hardly constitute as "spam". Sure, unwanted but the guy on github and other people in the comments here act like the dude kicked a dog. People need to chill and get some real problems in their life to concern the
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by NoOneNew 5y ago
Applied? Applied means real world. A script and movie set is not the real world. There is zero push back and change from unexpected real world vectors to test ideas on paper and on stage.
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by NoOneNew 5y ago
I'd love to see a filmmaker also sign off on the engineering plans to a bridge since everyone is so enthralled by, essentially, an art major's opinion on a scientific, geopolitical, and sociological endeavour.
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by NoOneNew 5y ago
Every lifestyle has its pros and cons. It's not the lifestyle's fault if you thought it would be fashionable. Understand this though, that same frustration and regret, folks who move from the suburbs or rural areas into the city f
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by NoOneNew 5y ago
It's been that way for a few years, in my opinion. HN was the only social network I would somewhat participate in, but I realized it's more the same. I just think it's more intellectualized, thus slower on the uptake that the

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