gr8r

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by gr8r 2y ago
I just blocked YouTube using hosts file this week. Haven’t missed it. But no more random time sinks. I had offloaded YouTube on my phone since the phone is out of storage. Not going back.
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by gr8r 2y ago
like the gardeners these days, did you hype the poison oak only to ask for a big $ amount to remove a small growth haha?
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by gr8r 2y ago
Interesting. Just another reason I'm convinced some of these recent non-fiction is just commentary (almost) making-up/inflating a problem and then providing a "magic" solution. The content isn't nearly as timeless n
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by gr8r 2y ago
you are my group hahaha. jokes apart, some great replies explain how.
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by gr8r 2y ago
The article is a joke. But your "Pay people more, work them less" comment is tipping off people. You must be on to something lol. > strategies such as joining clubs or pursuing hobbies I have to go online to find the clubs? In
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by gr8r 2y ago
One way to interpret parent kubielid - he is referring to the infinite rat race for diminishing marginal returns. > all of human history worked And you are also correct. They probably had a tough life and for those humans, the reward was
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by gr8r 2y ago
> where I could be one of those people to bring up quotes and concepts, citing back to the original source, with freakish accuracy If you cannot retrieve a few timeless (to you or in general) quotes/concepts/dialogues and a few
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by gr8r 2y ago
If I cannot/need not re-read a book, I could get rid of it and have more space. Tho the gain feel very tiny compared to the rest of the hoarded stuff.
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by gr8r 2y ago
fantastic work! also game is tough? waiting for the walkthroughs lol
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by gr8r 2y ago
had my vote at the landing page
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by gr8r 2y ago
My guess is food isn't so sterile (lack of probiotic and other micro-life) food in South America, Asia, etc [yet]. Same for water, environment in general. Plus more human to human contact. So effects of antibiotics are constantly being
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by gr8r 2y ago
who else came looking for a comment like this...
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by gr8r 2y ago
The blog author does well to id/categorize the issues. People need a way to quantize+act on the issues - various systems exist for that. Key is to feel progress (on a particular direction/plan or at least in hindsight). Ideas that
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by gr8r 2y ago
Somewhat tangential question, can someone briefly say how mold is related to cancer? Also isn't mold somewhat common in American homes?
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by gr8r 2y ago
> I'm also trying to teach my kids the idea of files and how everything on the computer are pretty much all files. Interesting. As a generation that grew up on Windows, that's probably my mental model as well. Keeping specific
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by gr8r 2y ago
Good idea. Along similar lines, we are thinking the TV also goes to a room. I think the kids use the TV (which is exclusively YouTube these days?) more than us parents (Even the kids do not use the TV that much).
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by gr8r 2y ago
One of the best tools is to be a role model for the kids: let them see what you use the internet for, how you use it, what you avoid and what else you use the phone/computer for. Both parents and if possible the bigger circle around th
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by gr8r 2y ago
I didn't even know duvets were used in hotels. But the OP post did make me think of this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LYJz8tVN7fg
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by gr8r 2y ago
Thanks for sharing. On a tangent... > I was very adamant on promoting young marriage/childbearing to others. In a perfect world I still think it's a good idea... ... Life is so unique and never goes according to plan ... rushin