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I have a letter board on my wall that I bought from Target that says "YOU DON'T ALWA S HAVE TO HAVE ALL YOUR SHIT TOGETHER" because the "Y" in "always" kept breaking off.
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Raspberries in February. You used to barely be able to buy raspberries at all without them turning to mush. The firmer ones they have now aren't as good as my backyard ones but they're really good and you can get them any time.
Social media loves talking about how everything is getting worse. But what’s something that you’ve seen get _better_ in your lifetime?
The utopia of the early internet was driven by content that was created by (a very small number of) volunteers. It was surplus thrown off by other forms of productivity. The message boards, the passion projects, researchers doing other things.
“The internet is a store but it used to be a library” hits me like a slug to the chest
The utopia of the early internet was driven by content that was created by (a very small number of) volunteers. It was surplus thrown off by other forms of productivity. The message boards, the passion projects, researchers doing other things.
“The internet is a store but it used to be a library” hits me like a slug to the chest
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SCOOP: 'Tommy' from the now-viral exchange with Abdul El-Sayed is Thomas Teepell, a former staffer for Republican Senator Josh Hawley with close ties to Christian Nationalist Sean Feucht. He's the son of a former Bobby Jindal staffer whose consultant work was instrumental in getting Hawley elected.
I think this is an interesting thought. For exempt positions, I you might find there's not a ton of productivity lost by shortening the work day. My personal motto is "nothing new after 2" my ancient brain just can't.
There have been a lot of proposals of giving parents money to increase the birth rate. What would actually help is shortening parents required work hours to 6h/day. Economists might think these are the same, but they very much aren't
I think this is an interesting thought. For exempt positions, I you might find there's not a ton of productivity lost by shortening the work day. My personal motto is "nothing new after 2" my ancient brain just can't.
There have been a lot of proposals of giving parents money to increase the birth rate. What would actually help is shortening parents required work hours to 6h/day. Economists might think these are the same, but they very much aren't
I think this is an interesting thought. For exempt positions, I you might find there's not a ton of productivity lost by shortening the work day. My personal motto is "nothing new after 2" my ancient brain just can't.
There have been a lot of proposals of giving parents money to increase the birth rate. What would actually help is shortening parents required work hours to 6h/day. Economists might think these are the same, but they very much aren't
I'm not sure this is obvious to those making this argument but when you make the argument that an extrajudicial murder is the same as a state sanctioned execution, you open the door to equating murders by white cops/armed white civilians to gang violence, which people use to justify police violence.
There are parents who let their 5 year olds "go anywhere"?
Our built infrastructure robs kids of their freedom of independent mobility. Streets are dominated by oversized vehicles, piloted by aggressive and distracted drivers where one mistake can turn lethal. We sacrificed child development to subsidize the auto industry.
The false equivalency is so infuriating. 36k people die in car crashes every year in the US. 310 deaths caused by e bikes/e scooters between 2017 and 2024 (per the consumer product safety commission), only 19 of them were not the rider themselves. "Almost been in several accidents" give me a break.
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Are AI agents just husbands who definitely want to do more around the house, you just need to make them a list?
'this AI agent can do all your tasks for you' so now i gotta sit here and write a list of all my tasks for a robot to fuck up. why. why wouldn't i just keep to the current system where i fuck up my own tasks
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you will encounter more opportunities in life to change the batteries on a smoke alarm than you will to run into a burning building and no one gives a shit you changed those batteries but it is still very important and why are you waiting on a burning building, know what i’m saying, it’s a metaphor
I want to admit this because it shows how important government regulation is: I would never drink raw milk, but I assumed the cheese making process would remove the danger.
Raw milk strikes again. Thirteen people across nine states have become sick with E. coli after consuming Sierra Nevada Graziers’ product, with 8 of them having been hospitalized.
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"Green said he shouldn’t be judged by his tweets, just like Portland officers “do not want to be judged by their misconduct on the streets in 2020.” But I *do* judge the PPB. So by Mitch's own logic, I should judge him, too.
A conservative pundit found and posted dozens of Councilor Mitch Green’s inflammatory deleted tweets. The police chief is nonplussed.