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by throw8383833jj 8mo ago
Also, these ultra processed foods set up unrealistic expectations of what "good" food should taste like. years of eating UFP ruins the taste buds. So, once you start eating real foods like whole grains, beans, fruits and vegetab
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by throw8383833jj 2y ago
and let's not forget the increase in crime that SF has experienced. Even department/CVS/etc stores have had to close due to the increase in crime. Suburbs on average have less crime. i wouldn't say that south bay is id
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by throw8383833jj 3y ago
this is really sad. as I will ONLY be buying an EV in future (it's EV or nothing). i certainly don't want another ICE, that's for sure. I guess i'm in a tiny minority, yet again.
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by throw8383833jj 3y ago
but judging how awful the targetting is, I don't think anyone watching your screen as you browse should be able to make any kind of conclusions of you. if anything, the ads we receive are a reflection of human beings at large or at le
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by throw8383833jj 3y ago
i get the having control of your data part (at least for address, name, social sec #, phone number and email - those are really important). but i could care less if an algorithm knows i like elvis presely or what my taste in food is, etc.
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by throw8383833jj 3y ago
yeah, i really don't get why people are so against personalized ads. As a user of these platforms, I feel the ads are already nowhere near targetted enough and now looks like we'll be getting ads that are even more irrelevant. a
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by throw8383833jj 3y ago
why not just allow the price of water to accurately be reflected in the prices that farmers pay for water? if they paid more for water, they'd use it more wisely and more varieties would get planted that use less water, more efficient
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by throw8383833jj 3y ago
where is this whole below minimum wage thing coming from? Everytime, I take an Uber or Lyft and calculate the hourly earnings of the uber driver minus vehicle miles, uber's take, and x2 the time needed (for the return trip), I come up
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by throw8383833jj 3y ago
there are legitimate technical reasons as to why a roll out would happen for one place rather than everywhere at once. I just think it's remarkable how people can take any piece of good news and find the most negative interpretation of
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by throw8383833jj 3y ago
It is a salary cut because the dollar is worth less every year. It's already lost well over 99% of it's value in the last 200 years (a time when the average house cost 800$). So, if inflation goes up by 10%, your salary is being
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by throw8383833jj 3y ago
i thought the answer was Jack welch philosophy of management: always overhire and then prune 10% of your workforce every year. the theorey goes that way, you keep the best and loose the rest. But, that assumes that employees are interchan
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by throw8383833jj 3y ago
plus you know it's organic, whereas the grocery store's "organic" label sometimes has some give to it. Some wheats for example, aren't entirely organic.
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by throw8383833jj 3y ago
whether or not you save money and how much you save depends on how much your regular job pays. Sure, a google software engineer will be better off just buying all their food. but someone working a minimum wage job, will be much better off
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by throw8383833jj 3y ago
there are many things that absolutely are scalable to the entire human race, at least outside of the city. Permaculture asks nothing of you but your effort. The "massive amount of labor put in is what's needed to produce that am
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by throw8383833jj 3y ago
that sounds like a fantastic way to grow up. I wish I could raise my kid in this kind of community. permaculture has so much to offer people.
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by throw8383833jj 3y ago
Nutritionists will tell you what really matters is what type of fat/protein/carbohydrate. It's not one or the other. You need to eat plant based whole foods protein, fat and carbs too. For the most part, humans are carbohy
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by throw8383833jj 3y ago
Jack welsh school of management: you've got to reward the top 20% and layoff the bottom 10%, about once a year. this is very much possible when there's an oversupply of labor.
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by throw8383833jj 3y ago
It always comes down to two things: Land cost, and building cost. You get those two down and you'll see housing costs come down. Land cost can be brought down by building furthere away from the center or in the countryside -> have
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by throw8383833jj 4y ago
but how do you avoid it completely? "Hazardous PFAS chemicals contaminate the drinking water of up to 110 million Americans and the blood of nearly every American." How on earth can I find bottled water that doesn't contain P
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by throw8383833jj 4y ago
everytime i see something like this I feel disgusted about using paypal. I'll definately sweep funds out of there even more frequently now. financial institutions that don't understand the value of trust, can't be trusted!
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by throw8383833jj 4y ago
and we could solve this problem by creating new cities/towns. Why on earth, can't we do that anymore? for most of human history we were able to do that, now all the sudden everyone needs to be in the same exact geographical area
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by throw8383833jj 4y ago
well, people already do that with their news feed.
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by throw8383833jj 4y ago
old media is a dieing industry so desperate to kick big tech into the ground, they'll do just about anything. I've seen their scathing editorials on big tech: it's getting pathetic. As parent, I expect to protect my own chil
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by throw8383833jj 4y ago
It's so true: * I can't even install Netflix on my Iphone 7+ anymore (the phone practically brand new, it is less than 6 six years old!) * Screens in cars replacing usable buttons, are a disaster. give me buttons and knobs. * the
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by throw8383833jj 4y ago
based on the chart, the amount of VC funding is roughly equivalent to what it was the last 3 years prior to the last. I don't see why this is such a disaster.
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by throw8383833jj 4y ago
the timing fits but the reasoning doesn't. I'm having a hard time believing that WW1 & 2 had an impact on consumer demand. I think it's lack of appreciation of good design. People don't care if their house looks
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by throw8383833jj 4y ago
not to diminish your success, but I've found similar results in the past. I think there's something about scarcity. As soon as one company knows another company wants you, all the sudden the 1st wants you now too. and if two ot
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by throw8383833jj 4y ago
I once chose hertz because it was cheapest and I regretted it! They didn't specify how much the baby seat was going to be and it end up being like 20$ extra! they should have mentioned how much the baby seat costs on the checkout pag
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by throw8383833jj 4y ago
Gladly. Everyone, even billionaires undergo social conditioning from an early age. Some people have a need to be successful in order to feel good about themselves. they feel they need to "be" someone. And for some, their work b
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by throw8383833jj 4y ago
Absolutely! I'm 40 years old exact and I've never had a particularly good short term memory. In meetings, I have to write every new piece of information down in notes, otherwise it's gone completely. Fortunately, i have ex

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