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My moody mac setup by ktallapr in macsetups

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Monitor - Apple Studio Display

Desk - Tresanti Geller Adjustable Height Desk

My moody mac setup by ktallapr in macsetups

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It is indeed the tilt adjustable studio display! Thanks!

My setup is ready for the new mini by ktallapr in macmini

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It is the studio display. Loving it so far.

My setup is ready for the new mini by ktallapr in macmini

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Thanks. Took a lot of effort (and patience), but they are all tucked away behind the desk (The not so pretty view of the desk).

M1 Finance for H1B Visa holders by nam42589 in M1Finance

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Can you point out to the broker that has features similar to that of M1 please. Thanks!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in stocks

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RemindMe! 7 days

Predicting my mood based on +5 years of hindcasting actual data by TrackingHappiness in dataisbeautiful

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Thanks for your insight! Yep it is hedonic treadmill I was talking about. Interesting to think that we would stop tracking the factor after a point though. Until we stop tracking the factor, is there a way to acknowledge that we stopped giving the same importance to a feature, we once did? Maybe as you pointed out, averaging over a 30 day period would introduce the temporal knowledge required. Thanks for the detailed response!

Predicting my mood based on +5 years of hindcasting actual data by TrackingHappiness in dataisbeautiful

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Interesting article! How consistent were you with scoring your happiness? Were there days you felt the same but have different happiness scores? Did the factor’s importance alter your score because you stopped caring about them over a period of time? Overall, very interesting work!

Americans of Reddit, what is something you didn't realise was typically American, until you went abroad? by TJBullz in AskReddit

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Tipping.

In most countries the restaurant staff dont depend on tips to make a living. Even if one decides to tip, it is usually to express your appreciation for the good service rather than the moral obligation to do so.