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by gibagger 1y ago
There are many corporate nightmare level scenarios out there. There is no need to reach loss of life situations to make my point. A large enough GDPR or SOX violation is the boogeyman that CEO's see in their nightmares.
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by gibagger 1y ago
A low quality fabric makes the fashion police come and arrest you. Low quality software kills people.
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by gibagger 1y ago
The first book/season is such a banger because it's pretty great horror sci-fi at that point. Eventually the whole protomolecule thing settles down, and afterwards you have essentially politics and genocide in space, which can be
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by gibagger 1y ago
It was pretty poetic and enigmatic, wasn't it?. As for the show, I have mixed feelings. They just kept jumping the shark time and time again so at some point it got sort of normalized.
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by gibagger 1y ago
Yeah, very easy to spot if you pay a bit of attention to the lower back muscles. They are basically not being engaged. Tire noise is enormous though. I think their tires are made / selected with this in mind, as young males often do li
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by gibagger 1y ago
> This is a trend in E-Bike design in general, which makes sense. When they first came out manufacturers were just adding a motor and battery to existing designs. It's only a trend because people are not using them like bikes. The p
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by gibagger 1y ago
For the teenagers of which country, exactly?. I live in the Netherlands, where the average teenager used to ride a regular Dutch city bike. Internal hub, no-frills bicycles. Nowadays, however, fat e-bikes are all the rage among that age gro
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by gibagger 1y ago
haha, makes a lot of sense!. But then again, take a stroll around a shop-laden street in Japan and you'll see the exact same thing. They just like it that way. Funny thing is how for interior design they do a full 180 and typically go
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by gibagger 1y ago
> Semaglutide reduces addictive behavior if it's driven by emotional regulation needs Emotional regulation issues are one of the most difficult ADHD traits and it's quite under recognized for how badly it affects many of us. Th
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by gibagger 1y ago
Having ADHD myself, and a bunch of friends who also have it, I have noticed that the people with this condition rarely have a healthy relationship with food. There is either a tendency to overeat indulgent foods, or a tendency to not think
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by gibagger 1y ago
Diffusion, more specifically capillary flow I think. Water will flow from the saturated to the unsaturated areas.
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by gibagger 1y ago
As a fellow ADHD-having person, I get you. After some point, after dealing with multiple burnouts, you learn to detach your self worth from your job and try to seek other sources of fulfillment and satisfaction. It took a while to get there
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by gibagger 1y ago
I have ADHD. I would love to be able to just wish my worries away. But I can't. It takes work... therapy, medication, exercise, trying to be mindful of the tools I have acquired through CBT and applying then where relevant. Despite all
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by gibagger 1y ago
Unfortunately those pretty houses come at a cost. Traditional materials and techniques usually come at a price. Lots of wood and joinery work needs to be done, much of it by hand. They are also not well insulated so hard to keep warm in win
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by gibagger 2y ago
In my opinion, the best lactose free milk has some lactose filtration in the process. The brands that just dump lactase on the milk without filtering lactose are actually sweet, like they dumped a bunch of sugar in it.
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by gibagger 2y ago
In a country where tictacs can have 0 calories, the answer is yes.
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by gibagger 2y ago
AFAIK, lactose intolerance is a spectrum. I come from a country with spotty lactose tolerance so I've known multiple intolerant people. Just to give you an example: I am mildly intolerant. I can have a small glass of whole milk with so
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by gibagger 3y ago
Regardless of spiritual or psychological practices. Fact is food was generally nowhere near as available as it is now for the vast majority of our evolution as a species. We didn't evolve around day-long snacking.
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by gibagger 3y ago
There are degrees to everything, and the same psych disorder can manifest in very different ways in different people. I have been diagnosed with generalised anxiety disorder. I "worry too much", in general, and have the odd panic
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by gibagger 3y ago
Do you also have an aversion to paperwork? Seems to be "a thing". Paperwork has paralysed me ever since I've been in high school. Have gotten in trouble and paid fines over procrastinating paperwork over my whole life. I am a
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by gibagger 3y ago
May we know where you got your Psychology, Psychiatry or Neuroscience degree?
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by gibagger 3y ago
These are terrible. Frequently modified by the seller to work just by squeezing the throttle. In any case, even if they don't do that, all it takes is for people to lazily flop their legs to trigger the sensors just enough so that the
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by gibagger 4y ago
I don't think denial is the way to go about it if you want to live a long and healthy life. If you have been overweight since you were a kid, you have an entire lifetime worth of a bad relationship with food which needs to be looked at
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by gibagger 5y ago
Either that... or massive throttling due to manufacturers putting them in thin laptops without adequate heat dissipation.
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by gibagger 5y ago
I was there and it felt a bit odd. Even downtown areas were not that busy and buildings not that pretty or well kept as they would be in the bigger cities. The local food that I sampled was simpler too. The local markets didn't seem vi
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by gibagger 5y ago
Your last line really resonates with me. I was born and raised in a country with a very high obesity rate these days. I am currently living in Amsterdam. The Dutch attitude towards walking, cycling, food and sports makes it extremely easy t
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by gibagger 5y ago
I don't think healthy food has to be expensive. It can be if one decides to go the "superfood" route, also if one decides to eat beef / fish with every other meal. The fact is that multigrain bread, oats, beans, lentils
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by gibagger 5y ago
In this age of normalised obesity, the idea of what an obese person looks like has also shifted. Plenty of overweight and slightly obese people would consider themselves as normal weight in countries where obesity is prevalent. And normal t
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by gibagger 6y ago
It's odd. Personally, I take xanax for anxiety, and have never had the urge to take it for recreational purposes. I moderate my alcohol intake, and smoke up very sparingly... a gram lasts months to me. Certain videogames, on the other
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by gibagger 7y ago
I believe that it means that some things aren't always very clear cut, and one could make a reasonable argument to do it either way.

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