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by tlow 3y ago
I think you're asking many questions here: 1. How do I finish something? 2. How do I create something other people will find useful? 3. How do I monetize my hobbies? 4. What should I make with Rust? What answers do you think you need?
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by tlow 3y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?si=_fjTdiTLWjMGvdQb&v=84dYijIp... further evidence refuting your claims
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by tlow 3y ago
Your toxic attitude illustrates your counter argument rather than you argument. I am not giving you or anyone else advice. But the electro-chemical reaction is also happening in your mind and the software you choose to run there. There is n
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by tlow 3y ago
False premise. Fasting isn't forever, its for a set period of time. Running and fasting are very similar. When running you often feel the urge to stop and give up. You build up the strength over time to say no to that voice. Fasting is
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by tlow 3y ago
You've missed my point entirely and moved to a different discussion. I am not arguing about will power. What do you think instinct is? Are we simply slaves to our desires? No. Yet many still feel this way. Have you ever tried meditatin
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by tlow 3y ago
I'm a participant in runner groups. I was surprised to meet several exceptional runners with stories of moving from very unhealthy/overweight to their current level of marathoner+. Several of them had success not just with intermi
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by tlow 3y ago
Who?
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by tlow 3y ago
Another issue with dams and ladders for that matter is that they significantly lengthen the journey time. Additionally protected marine mammals take advantage of the backlog of these blockages and consume significantly more fish as they hav
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by tlow 3y ago
Paywall article… Everybody knew it was a fire risk != climate change. There’s no science in that article that disputes facts: 1. They turned off the water. 2. The left the electrical wires hot. That’s politics not climate change. Your argum
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by tlow 3y ago
Not sure why this is so heavily downvoted. USA medical system prefers sick people because they're more profitable. For example, type 2 diabetes is reversible...
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by tlow 3y ago
Maybe it’s not carbs, but something collocated with carbs like glyphosate.
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by tlow 3y ago
Bird friendly yards don’t save birds from predation by human domesticated predators which are uncontrolled — cats.
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by tlow 3y ago
What about local library?
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by tlow 3y ago
Threads is an interesting move because of the context. However, I believe that Facebook will continue to alienate a large segment of its users through its aggressive bias. You can't please everyone, but simply censoring and banning one
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by tlow 3y ago
Would that require CIPP/G to be able to participate at the state, muni or fed level?
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by tlow 3y ago
Location: Phoenix, AZ, USA Remote: yes Willing to relocate: yes Technologies: Figma, Onshape, Arduino, 3D Printing, CNC Machining, Sketching, Rapid Prototyping, Ethnographic User Research, Human Centered Design Résumé/CV: https:/
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by tlow 4y ago
Are you not entertained? Football is controlled violence. Don’t forget the traumatic brain injuries. You might wonder, how long can the NFL and football continue in its current state, but that discounts the immense profit machine that it is
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by tlow 6y ago
If you only want to be a consumer with no "visible action", none of those issues with bots or fake likes matter, same with business accounts or accounts solely for Oculus use.
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by tlow 6y ago
Yes. Presumably this is what the sleep timer is for, though of course you must remember to set it before you drift off. I imagine you could design a feature where every x_interval you check to see if the user is awake and require a user act
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by tlow 6y ago
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by tlow 6y ago
Surely they are. They are one possible example.
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by tlow 6y ago
False. > At worst the product has a pretty comparable nutritional portfolio to cow milk FTA: "Of all the different kinds of sugars you can eat, maltose has the highest glycemic index, with a rating of 105 out of 100. "Lactose,
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by tlow 6y ago
False. Lattes ARE most definitely bad for you when they contain 30-40 grams of sugar or almost 3 TABLESPOONS.[1] [1] https://www.starbucks.com/menu/product/414/hot?parent=%2Fdri...
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by tlow 6y ago
The article makes great points. The most important one is that the carbohydrate content of Oatly is significantly greater than milk with a much higher GI sugar. It has a different sugar formulation which has double the impact (GI) on blood
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by tlow 6y ago
There are lots of resources available, but I think following a design process might really help you most at this point.[1] You're going to need to conform the the style and practices of of the larger piece to which your part will fit i
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by tlow 6y ago
I just used Google's built in "share" button, is that incorrect in some way?
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by tlow 6y ago
Hard no. The first law of UX is that human resources are precious. Therefore design must seek to maximize the economy of user time, cognition, and effort.
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by tlow 6y ago
This is not new and is almost entirely covered in two reference resources I use as a designer. 1. Universal Principles of Design https://g.co/kgs/X19MeR 2. The Humane Interface by Jef Raskin https://g.co&#x2
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by tlow 6y ago
Will their value plummet if they are banned before an acquisition can take place?
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by tlow 6y ago
I'm currently starting a new maker space in Texas, please feel free to reach out, happy to share what we know and have learned.

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