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Who says surgeons or pilots don't have the same problem?

I wonder if it's self-hosting.

Speaking of the effect in the brain, a rare but real side effect in many people is anxiety to the point where they have to discontinue the med. I wonder why.

I don't think its resonable for people to continue taking GLP-1 antagonists all their lives.

But why? Plenty of chronic conditions require chronic medication (e.g. insulin).

Even overall demand can go down if prices rise

example form this test corpus?

most recent release is 23.0.6

If women have even roughly equal access to the same jobs, your point is a good one. If not, it is missing some nuance.

If it's a child being yelled at loudly almost every day for many years while growing up, I could see that as trauma.

As this is psychology, the goal is not always to believe the exact truth, or to dwell on things that have lower probability of happening, as it does not give the individual in question any advantage, it just causes them to become overly afraid and unable to protect themselves.

Not necessarily. The college student population might vary over time in ways that the general population does not.

https://www.cnbc.com/2024/01/06/boeing-737-max-9-grounding-a...

What do you mean by feminist species?

Everyone has a different take on story points, but the original idea was for them to record _effort_, not value.. more story points are actually worse. Delivered value is better. So digging a ditch and filling it in would get a bunch of story points but have zero value.

But managers want to look at the numbers they have, which is story points.

Well, he's certainly not being held accountable.

Every cultural environment, not just the current one, would demand some sort of alignment.

Python's decimal library does this pretty well. https://docs.python.org/3/library/decimal.html

how about one independent company owns the towers and wholesales bandwidth, and the brand names become resellers/customer service?

My ATM is now trying to give out $50s unless I override it. It tries to find the fewest bills using $50s and $20s.

You know, maybe it's OK to sound stupid sometimes. You're likely to learn more if you're more willing to make mistakes.

Yup, and this is mostly to protect profit for the pharma companies so people don't split doses.

An offer to sell at a particular price is equivalent to an order.

There's probably an optimum number of days to work and the suggestion here isn't that lower is always better, just that 5 is above the optimum amount.

mkaic isn't saying definitely they would be in a better mood, just that they -think- 3-day weekends would be good for their mental health and mood.

Where is that power coming from, that they use to get the carbon out of the atmosphere?

Just because you think you're better off doesn't mean you're better off though.

It is possible to be involved in something for various reasons, but it does not mean that one should willingly forego a benefit. "In it for the money" implies that the primary motivation is high pay, whereas "not in it for the money" indicates a strong preference for the type of work and a willingness to accept lower pay if market rates were to decrease.

The labor cost might come down if there were cheaper housing.

I can think of several examples.

Verbal abuse, childhood bullying, body shaming, cyberbullying, workplace harassment are all abusive and normal and accepted in many cultures.

Some people have mental or physical chronic illnesses that make these things legitimate barriers.