foco_tubi

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by foco_tubi 8d ago
To be fair, that is an hour-long trip in the best case scenario
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by foco_tubi 19d ago
Withdrawing from citalopram after dropping out of college was one of the worst summers of my life. Brain zaps are real.
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by foco_tubi 20d ago
An afterglow lasting a month or two with little to no urge to drink at all. It’s harder now, I’ll get a random urge to buy a sixer occasionally, but the benefits of stopping for me are still worth it.
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by foco_tubi 21d ago
After 20 years of waking up nearly every day with at least a low-grade hangover, I finally found something that works to prevent hangovers 100% of the time! It’s called “getting surgery and experiencing anesthetic epiphany” - 15 months so f
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by foco_tubi 28d ago
I’m overwhelming white ancestry but with some remnant traces of melanated ancestry (> 1%) and I tan very easily. I’ve been mistaken for hispanic or Black before during the summer. My mom is much darker than me. We both get sunburns. My e
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by foco_tubi 28d ago
Increased melanin provides some protection against burns, but it doesn’t make you immune. There’s also the aspect of UV damage without burns, which is still harmful and is not affected by melanin levels.
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by foco_tubi 28d ago
I don’t think this is correct, Black people still get sunburns
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by foco_tubi 1mo ago
That’s the general idea on how Prop 13 works - what you miss is that it can simultaneously make any new development attractive relative to a frozen parcel and make dense residential development less attractive than competing land uses. Why
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by foco_tubi 1mo ago
There are a lot of conclusions which do not follow the evidence here. You’re using similarity of bad behavior to imply similarity of harm, while simultaneously admitting you don’t have the statistics showing similarity of harm.
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by foco_tubi 1mo ago
> Some of the various kinds of protected bike lanes make it harder for pedestrians to see car traffic, to cross in a crosswalk Daylighting improves safety significantly, with or without a protected bike lane. > I can tell you that, in
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by foco_tubi 1mo ago
Toggling to no canopy fixes it - palm trees cast little to no shade
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by foco_tubi 1mo ago
Hi there! My office window faces east and this morning, your map showed shade from the building across the street (correct), as well as shade from my building on the lawn below my window (incorrect).
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by foco_tubi 1mo ago
Campaign funding is generally public information. Getting true identities behind opaque PACs can take some basic OSINT knowledge but Google is still somewhat useful for things like that.
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by foco_tubi 1mo ago
This doesn't look particularly accurate, at least not relative to what I can see right now out my window.
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by foco_tubi 1mo ago
“Canada is north of the United States” has a higher probability of correctness than “Canada is east of Greenland.”
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by foco_tubi 1mo ago
You're right that zoning plays a major role in housing shortages. It's just my opinion that had Prop 13 not been codified into the state constitution, residential development may have flourished under the extreme demand. 1978 was
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by foco_tubi 1mo ago
Find their campaign donors, that’s almost always a fun reveal. Downballot candidates don’t really expect many people to look into their funding so it’s sometimes less opaque than big name campaigns.
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by foco_tubi 1mo ago
Hot take: it’s generally probably less harmful psychologically to be screwed over by an identifiable individual than a faceless mega corporation. Rationalizing a bad experience as “one bad apple” feels better than ruminating over systemic o
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by foco_tubi 1mo ago
Massachusetts and Colorado arrived at expensive housing markets through other means, but as far as I know they don’t have any sort of massive lock-in incentive like Prop 13.
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by foco_tubi 1mo ago
Prop 13 is why housing is expensive in California. Full stop. It was a bandaid over a wound and now the body has sepsis.
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by foco_tubi 1mo ago
I do think accessibility is a great market for innovation like this, but it doesn’t mean it’s appropriate for general populations. Take electric mobility devices, for example. Electric wheelchairs are great for people who are paralyzed, but
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by foco_tubi 1mo ago
Garmin has offered this for years. As a plus, the Varia taillight has a radar, so you don’t have to wear your pervert glasses on the back of your helmet to alert for incoming cars.
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by foco_tubi 1mo ago
How on earth did you get there? My argument is that corporations should operate in the framework of the law (though evidently that is pretty fungible in the US). Are you saying you’re OK with your employer cropping 2-3% of your paycheck? Th
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by foco_tubi 1mo ago
Guess I should’ve went for Fritos instead
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by foco_tubi 1mo ago
I am definitely more triggered by the mention of ZScaler than the Gen X scope creep
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by foco_tubi 1mo ago
If you think this guy sounds preachy now, wait ‘til he hears about bicycles. I rode 100K on Friday, fueled entirely by Coca Cola and gummy bears. Zero direct fossil fuel consumption! It also took 5 hours.
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by foco_tubi 1mo ago
You can also take it to mean a subset of the entire workforce, which has already lost their jobs to AI. Again, you’re the only person in this thread using the phrase “ THE entire workforce” in regards to the idea that jobs will be replaced
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by foco_tubi 1mo ago
I love low-hanging fruit in the morning. You managed to pick three companies with documented histories involving violations or enforcement actions concerning workers’ schedules and safety, religious & racial discrimination, hazardous wa
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by foco_tubi 1mo ago
At least they filtered out the emojis before posting
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by foco_tubi 1mo ago
Observational evidence is confounded by numerous variables, to say that “urban centers have clusters of asthma and rural centers don’t” ignores all of the extant factors of the urban environment. Studies have found that gas stoves could p

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