thaway2839

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by thaway2839 4y ago
If you extrapolate the charts, it looks like if they simply waited one more year the mental health benefits would be the same. Moving to a less green area appears to be accompanied by an immediate drop in mental health, followed by a steady
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by thaway2839 4y ago
So basically a massive worst case financial crisis led to something almost, but not actually, failing. Sounds like the system worked extremely well.
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by thaway2839 4y ago
Part of the reason you can do that, though, is that based on your age, you spent most of your life living in a way where you were naturally active, just to get through the day. You likely did not grow up eating food that was manufactured to
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by thaway2839 4y ago
I hope the Apple production isn't like the MLB one. The MLB production is crap. They really need to stop making it look like an Apple product.
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by thaway2839 4y ago
This is a strawman. You don't need to reduce energy to reduce air pollution.
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by thaway2839 4y ago
And that makes it a horrible currency. It makes it highly deflationary which absolutely stunts the working of an economy because no one wants to spend anymore. Good currencies are not stores of value. They are means of exchange. And crypto
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by thaway2839 4y ago
Lol, so 18% of their employees have access to personal data. Ok. I am very comfortable entrusting my data to this company.
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by thaway2839 4y ago
I don't understand your link to the Onion here. Are you joking or do you not realize that the Onion is satire?
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by thaway2839 4y ago
Also, discretionary here is entirely a political/legal term. I think one would find it very hard to argue that military spending is discretionary for any major nation in the layman sense of that word, even if the US's military spe
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by thaway2839 4y ago
Next thing you will be telling everybody is that Bitcoin was promoted as a hedge against inflation.
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by thaway2839 4y ago
The real economy actually produces value. It feeds people, clothes people, entertains people, etc. even if it does so imperfectly. The economy's value dropping 20% a day would represent a real problem that needs to be addressed. We saw
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by thaway2839 4y ago
Sounds like a better, potentially more useful, form of peer review?
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by thaway2839 4y ago
Most people using Atom or any other open source project, would likely have based their decision at least partly on the organization backing the project, especially in a professional setting. For the most part, when a different organization
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by thaway2839 4y ago
I'm pretty sure people are actually using it.
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by thaway2839 4y ago
Unfortunately, it appears that the Progressive DAs elected across some cities are just really bad at being DAs. They've identified a real issue where 10% (arbitrarily chosen number...it could be higher/lower) of the justice system
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by thaway2839 4y ago
I don't understand what you mean. It's very clear that Republicans don't actually believe that improving mental health or mental healthcare is actually a solution to gun deaths, but only use it as a distraction from improving
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by thaway2839 4y ago
Every life insurance has clauses that don't pay out under certain circumstances (such as suicide). And even if they do eventually pay, it matters the hoops they make your family run through and the time they take to pay out.
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by thaway2839 4y ago
How does the author know how much Google is paying for the insurance? My company shows how much the "cost" of any particular insurance they are covering is, but those aren't the actual prices they are paying.
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by thaway2839 4y ago
Lightning cables don't last. They are a complete disaster. And that's not even considering how a little bit of dust can prevent your device from charging at all, and lightning ports are a complete dust magnet. But the best argumen
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by thaway2839 4y ago
This is the ultimate problem with Clubhouse/Twitter spaces. Podcasts exist. And they're already great for 1 way audio communication. So Clubhouse had to push for N-way audio communication as a differentiator, and it's really
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by thaway2839 4y ago
Unless you're a bully, you will only use nicknames that the individual themselves has offered you to use.
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by thaway2839 4y ago
What a terrible decision by DDG. That's as generous as I can get regd. this.
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by thaway2839 4y ago
> Relentless pressure to conform and be a "team player" + massive levels of doublethink and hypocrisy + lack of parental guidance and care even in two-parent households because everyone has to work and has no time and energy fo
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by thaway2839 4y ago
Suggesting ideas is not the same as assuming everyone else should have the exact same design choice and architecture. The problem is that the actual issue owner on the Google side does not appear to have any solutions (or is burying solutio
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by thaway2839 4y ago
4 GB/day is a different person facing the same issue who is hosting a single module they claim is likely only used by them.
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by thaway2839 4y ago
The second link is irrelevant to the issue at hand. I'm sure there are a lot of shitty Google devs who have behaved shittily with others. I don't think that's reason for, say, an ISP, to ignore any issues Google might face as
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by thaway2839 4y ago
Unfortunately US courts have taken a very dim view towards adjusting balance of power. For example, I don't think there's anywhere else where the mere act of purchasing a product or service can result in you giving up the right to
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by thaway2839 4y ago
It clearly isn't a direct and obvious violation. Even ignoring any say the rest of the Constitution has on civil forfeiture, even the parts that you quote do not prevent civil forfeitures on their own. "The right of the people to
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by thaway2839 4y ago
The constitution is contradictory. It isn't a perfect document written on a stone tablet by god. And legal systems of any nation are more than just the constitution. So the idea that you can just read one clause in the constitution and
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by thaway2839 4y ago
Is this a known thing? I'm convinced it's the case, especially for emails from the 2000s. My email usage dropped in the 2010s, so I don't have as much important stuff stored in there, but there are periods of my Inbox history

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