kritiko

The obvious answer would be "make a bunch of ice in the freezer" but I'm sure you could get more complicated. If you do go with a circulator, will you also be treating the water for reuse?

Edit: looking at reddit, it appears a bunch of people just turn their chest freezers into the plunge tank? Check out r/coldplunge

E.g. there’s a big trend of congratulating companies for allowing users to opt out of Mother’s Day / Father’s Day ads, which requires companies to keep list of sensitive data about user’s relationship to parents. Similarly, FB has the “interested in” field on profiles… maybe some platforms don’t expose this to advertisers, but they all collect that data.

Then trying to Google what the actual test is, there’s a lot of advice about how to manipulate water weight to cut enough to pass. So this change is probably way better for those borderline people who were doing unsustainable stuff to pass.

My counterfactual: wouldn't you expect ski shop workers to become super obese? They're exposed to huge amounts of PFAS in ski wax.

As influential as Harari (recommended by Bill Gates and Obama) and Harris (featured heavily in The Social Dilemma) are, they don't have any prescriptions here for improving our institutions.

I think it does add some confusion to the product if notes become more popular than articles / comment sections on articles.

I follow Ed Zitron's Substack, and he is also a prolific Tweeter. He seems to be using Notes the same way he uses Twitter, for shitposting. I'm not sure that's really in line with the tone of Substack.

"Cannabis use doubles the risk of developing psychosis in vulnerable people."

My point was that Amazon could support another retail brand beyond WF.

Miscommunication or negative comments can have productivity impacts.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/56_Beaver_Street

Edit - it's actually another building used for exterior shots, although Delmonico's was used for some interior shots.

https://freddiedeboer.substack.com/p/i-would-like-closure-bu...

I think cloning a website would probably fall under their misrepresentation policy. “We don’t allow ads or destinations that deceive users by excluding relevant product information or providing misleading information about products, services, or businesses.”

Even with a focus on sustainability and use of bulk bins for some products, there's a bunch of waste. I am very skeptical that you could truly get to "zero waste."

https://www.foodcoop.com/join/

I think there's huge pressure to "everything app" very disparate services. I've also noticed that Amazon now lets you pull up your Whole Foods code or pull up the Whole Foods storefront from the Amazon app.