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brayhite
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Comment #48479032
I love little facts like these. Thanks for sharing (and sounding convincing enough for me to trust it lol).
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Comment #48476365
Becoming another individual’s whole world changes your own, for better or worse. I was a “such is life” type of person when experiencing tragedy, and fairly ho-hum during joyous mo…
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Comment #47293350
If it wasn’t for the space before the question mark, I’d have assumed you were a bot.
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Comment #44300237
I tried to use Wave to collaborate on a blog post with friends, rather than emailing each other critiques. They thought it seemed to complicated and stuck with email. I’m haphazard…
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Comment #41909128
The “just tell me what to build, I don’t need to understand why” trope exists for a reason. I’ve worked with a range of engineers in terms of their curiosity. In my experience, the…
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Comment #41657422
A tale as told as time.
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Comment #41426267
The opaqueness is exactly why > If you have T1d, you've been able to get the prescription-variant of this product for years with insurance, so there really is no reason to get this…
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Comment #41426142
Non-fungible ones
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Comment #41421195
Surely you’re not a US resident, because “covered by insurance” is definitely not a good enough reason on its own to not consider this here. 30 days of CGM device coverage from our…
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Comment #41357691
"You've got to start with the customer experience and work backwards to the technology. You can't start with the technology and try to figure out where can I sell it." I think this…
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Comment #41352744
VPN active, by chance?
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Comment #41274939
I think this is great news. Social media gets a lot of deserved blame for worsening our ability to connect meaningfully across interests and differences in beliefs. But I have to i…
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Comment #41272477
This was me this past weekend. Wife was craving Subway for some reason. I didn’t object until I saw that a foot long was $12. I genuinely couldn’t believe it. I got my food elsewhe…
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Comment #40980883
To your own point, the reports serve little value aside from a fabricated narrative that some companies like to build feel-goods around. Discuss the complexities and needs. Break t…
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Comment #40850753
Did the majority opinions refute the dissent? All I saw was that they were dismissed as “extreme hypotheticals”. All of that despite the publication of Project 2025 openly calling …
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Comment #40457528
You think a PM made this decision? Not at least someone at a VP or higher level?
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Comment #40398813
What a strangely narrow way of looking at this. Work isn’t the only responsibility. What is the correlation between taking a week away from responsibilities - work, family, etc. - …
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Comment #40389329
“Welcome” doesn’t mean engage with, read and retain, or purchase / whatever it is the ad is pushing, which is what they ultimately want.
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Comment #39784797
> The most well organized, highly educated, and disciplined people tend to be either single (millennials) or married without kids (gen x) by choice. Source? I’m interpreting this t…
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Comment #39506702
> I’m equally surprised at how few people seem to understand supply and demand has influence on prices. Whenever this comes up about athletes and musicians, I say the same thing. I…
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Comment #39506675
By no means am I defending it per se, but you’re grossly oversimplifying. That’d be akin to saying “what is sales other than sending a bunch of emails, sharing benefits pamphlets, …
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Comment #39035047
My 4 year old son has an iPhone, and we’d sooner homeschool him than keep him enrolled if the only schools we could send afford would confiscate or ban it. I recognize we’re an exc…
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Comment #39006562
I’m gonna strike a guess that the more interesting part is also the most expensive part. Replacing that means saving money.
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Comment #38812914
As my children repeatedly prove: one person’s “not a mess” is another person’s disorganized chaos.
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Comment #38776997
It’ll never happen in the US. Neither political party with power will break away from the corporate interests that determine what laws and regulations will pass. The last candidate…