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by zero-sharp 2y ago
>Long term, higher intensity cardio builds muscle Where? It's understood in the fitness community that you have to load a muscle within a particular range in order to build muscle. It won't happen through highly repetitive moti
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
The fitness advice I've heard is that higher intensity cardio can increase your appetite, causing you to compensate for the calories burned. Low intensity cardio like walking doesn't have the same effect.
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
I'm just confused about how the average person is supposed to navigate the internet. Is the assumption now that everybody knows about ad blocking plugins?
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
I can warm water up slowly or quickly and get the same result. So maybe the substance you're heating plays a role here? I'm not denying that the rate is significant in this specific conversation, but maybe that wasn't the bes
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
>71% of undergraduates graduate with no debt. That's borderline not believable. Somebody should probably take a closer look at where that data comes from. I went through the UC system, filling out the FAFSA every year, and had one p
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
I think this is the right take. It's really easy to nitpick the decision making in retrospect, but I think people need perspective. Are we expecting all 18 year olds to be good financial planners now? I certainly wasn't educated o
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
The OP is asking why negativity dominates in more open communities. Um, because you're admitting more diversity? When you don't limit yourself to socializing in a self-selected chatroom or friends group, you hear about the things
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
I don't see how he's encouraging laziness. It's not impossible to both acknowledge economic challenges & believe in a better future.
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
Yea that's how it's supposed to be, right? However, I am sure that I've seen applications which don't categorize that input as optional.
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
I can find plenty of Indeed postings that won't let you submit the application without specifying ...
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
The parent doesn't want to support the business because of the owner. I don't see anything about political silencing or casting a judgment on the technology. Where does he talk about silencing Musk? Where does he criticize the tec
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
There are so many great books on archive.
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
There's many different things we might expect students to gain from homework. One might be: building memories and familiarity. Another might be: practicing problem solving. There's plenty of work that teachers assign that do some
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
? What is the purpose of the homework? What is homework? Is it literally just work? Does it take into account an individual student's needs? If it doesn't, then it's pretty obvious why that would be ineffective. Not all peopl
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
And there's several brand new accounts commenting...
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
https://youtu.be/PcjFVTI4_Gw?si=X-FEhDR9rMqhLMwP
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
>I do someting like this quite a bit. If I deem it's easier to do it myself than to instruct or supervise someone else doing it, I do it myself. This is quite often the case. I don't see how doing it the harder way would someho
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
I had a career transition a few years back where my day to day became exclusively computer work. I don't know if this is exactly what you experience, but I definitely had a problem with eye strain and myopia. I made all sorts of adjust
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
>No trust in the team. Always doing shit themselves. No discussion. Yup, I've had a boss like this. Maybe my company was particularly dysfunctional, but I didn't have much experience with the projects and tasks I was being assi
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
Everything I know about fitness is a lie??? This can't be a gimmick, right? The author of the article must be the only one telling the truth.
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
Is the styling of the paper really a barrier to understanding? Like, sure, this _could_ benefit outsiders, but I don't think most technical papers are written with the purpose of being accessible or aesthetic. And that's absolutel
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
Sometimes I feel like having _a_ standard is perceived as perfectionism. I've definitely had professional experiences where "permissible work" means the same thing as "whatever the business can get away with" and no
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
I meant in terms of profession. What fraction is retail? Blue collar? etc. And yes, I know I can find the numbers somewhere.
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
kinda matters what those jobs are
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39922095
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
Guy. Look at your replies. You're talking down to people while at the same time adding next to nothing of substance to the conversation at hand. It's borderline not even worth responding to.
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
Wow your replies are disappointing. Initially you gave me the impression that you had a direct counterpoint to ggm's statement on intelligence testing. But now you're bringing the conversation down to "what is intelligence?&q
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
IQ research is obviously valuable. But how should we interpret and apply that research? Does the average person know? Would that be part of the education? It's not hard to see that reducing people to a number can be dehumanizing.
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
Stop looking at a computer screen?
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by zero-sharp 2y ago
I'm with you. At work, we have to distribute reports to clients and that often happens through Word. It can be amazingly frustrating being forced to use a tool simply because it's the more accessible one. But that's the way i

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