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by techcode 2y ago
It's basically same everywhere in the world - except some places don't mind nuclear, coal, or natural gas. Few places have enough elevation and water for hydro (and don't mind submerging loads of land to make it happen). For
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by techcode 2y ago
How is this different than many other "western democracies"? For one specific example - The Netherlands with its various tax breaks/benefits - such as buying hybrid or fully electric car, installing solar panels, turning off
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by techcode 2y ago
There are also often gallbladder stones. AFAIK they usually form ahead of ketogenic diet - when people are eating little fat and dont need much enzyme/bile - it's not flushed from gallbladder often enough. And then increased fat c
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by techcode 2y ago
Premise there is that while "normal" (average neuro typical) brain works just fine with either glucose or ketones - it's different for non-typical brains. And through bypassing damaged or suboptimal glucose pathways, you also
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by techcode 2y ago
While I agree with you on the basic premise that those scans are likely reflection of how ADHD brain works in general and not strictly how ADHD brains processes glucose. It's been shown that ketogenic diets - where whole body and brain
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by techcode 2y ago
Personal ADHD anecdote - being on low carb or keto was really helping with energy and focus. We were not exactly counting all the nutrients in details. Since we normally eat a lot of protein and fat (think almost mediterranean diet), we bas
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by techcode 2y ago
Have we done full circle? When I started doing this "Internet stuff" we were called "webmasters", and job would actually include what today we call: - DevOps - Server/Linux sysadmin - DB admin - Full stack (backend
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by techcode 2y ago
Why pointing out Calculus as opposed to just Math? Might be just my Eastern Europe background where it was all just "Math" and both equations (that's Algebra I guess) and simpler functions/analysis (Calculus?) are taught
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by techcode 2y ago
I'm with kioleanu on this. Before covid and being in office - "core hours" meant you needed to physically be in office during those hours on almost all days - basically all work days except occasional doctor/dentist&#x2F
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by techcode 2y ago
Home Assistant is practically already there. While installing it initially might be technical, these days they also sell things with it preinstalled. After tuning on HA for the first time, it just recognized our heating system (Plugwise, it
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by techcode 2y ago
Sounds like those parents would benefit from having a Chromebook? If they want to play games then SteamDeck or such Otherwise for phones, I just give my mum same/similar device to one I'm using (e.g. Motorola Moto G[number]). Ther
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by techcode 2y ago
The best example I had of the same (started with Amstrad CPC, then Amiga, PC ... software engineer for almost two decades). I couldn't find "Find on page" on iOS/Safari, so I did a Google search on how to so it - result
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by techcode 2y ago
More of the first - I imagine some example(s) exist. Though without finding/seeing even one of them, it's hard to think there's more than few isolated incidents. I'm not too clear on what you were asking regarding judgme
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by techcode 2y ago
This. It's been same before EU or other similar multiple country things. Back then some politicians were getting "promoted" into ambassadors of some faraway country, or decided to become university professors, if not flat out
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by techcode 2y ago
Maybe OP is into volcanos? Anyway - Croatia also has digital nomad visa. Mentioning just in case OP needs to be close enough to Iceland timezone, and wants better weather ...etc.
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by techcode 2y ago
Can someone point towards examples of those flamed/death threats/etc? Worst I found are tweets about drivers that don't pick up travelers from a stop being called "jerks".
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by techcode 2y ago
Wasn't there also other stuff that could impact this - say changes (loosening) to requirements for getting a divorce?
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by techcode 2y ago
Pretty much every criminal says they've learned more crime/techniques and could build their "network" in prison. So more prisoners would likely have effect of continuing/promoting crime. Anyway - no birth control me
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by techcode 2y ago
From https://www.geenstijl.nl/5175653/GVB-stopt-met-Twitter "Must be a decision by the non-tweeting CEO Claudia Zuiderwijk , her predecessor is now doing something in politics." No idea of there's any tr
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by techcode 2y ago
I've subconsciously ruled out DMs - so thanks for pointing out. That's said, GVBs announcement was mentioning lack of supervision/moderation, and they continue to use WhatsApp - so I don't think it was Twitter/X DMs
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by techcode 2y ago
They used the account only to announce disruptions - and didn't lock comments/replies. So obviously on some of those posts you would see replies from people annoyed by specific disruptions. The weird thing is that you actually nee
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by techcode 2y ago
With one kid just becoming a teen and other kid being half the age - I'm somewhat biased. I know a dozens of early teens (friends/classmates of my kid, kids of friends/colleagues ...etc) that are (still) playing Roblox. I eve
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by techcode 2y ago
Similar experience when I tried using DuckDuckGo as default on recently bought Android phone. I'm all in for privacy - and actively dislike many of Google/YouTube moves (which seem intentional part of plan and not so much accident
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by techcode 2y ago
This. And it actually doesn't even need to be done through SMTP. MMS being basically SMS with a link/url to where the phone fetches multimedia part from - it could also be sent via older EMI-UCP (that was originally used for pager
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by techcode 2y ago
Until 2010 I worked for Route Messaging (now they are called Telesign) on internal systems as well as integrations with mobile operators and other "messaging brokers" around the world. MMS was indeed order of magnitude more expens
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by techcode 2y ago
Being surrounded by "yes" people can only get you so far. Although it probably gets you further than the opposite extreme where everyone disagrees all the time. Personally having such info (critical reviews on previous employers)
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by techcode 2y ago
All the babies/toddlers I've seen (my own kids included) naturally do that "asian/slav squat" - for example to pick up toys from the ground, or when they want to rest a bit without completely sitting, right? So at w
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by techcode 3y ago
Isn't that called proactive procrastination? Where you intentionally have more than 1 thing/project going on, so you can procrastinate on nr1 while you work on nr2 ...etc. And for going in deep and long - it really needs to be som
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by techcode 3y ago
Elementary school history was really long time ago. Though having been born in the Balkans - there's a lot of emphasis on history (in hopes to learn and not repeat same mistakes). IIRC WWI was continuation of things that were left unre
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by techcode 3y ago
There's a lot of high-paying tech jobs that can be playing into ADHD (and other not neuro typical brains) strengths and focus thats more like running 42 1km "sprints" than mostly consistent pace 42km marathon. Things that com

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