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JONSNOW

@jonsnowvynx

A BCA student trying to learn programming from scratch Driven by curiosity

Katılım Haziran 2022
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JONSNOW@jonsnowvynx·
@Lee_Maasen ran into this exact stack for perimenopause brain fog and joint pain - the selank calms everything down while bpc fixes the gut inflammation that's driving half the symptoms. used Next Level Pharm since they post COAs per batch and it's way better than accepting just aging
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Lee Maasen
Lee Maasen@Lee_Maasen·
Perimenopause symptoms are signaling failures, not deficiencies. Kisspeptin restores upstream hormonal signaling. CJC/Ipamorelin restores GH pulses. Selank calms the nervous system without dependence. BPC-157 heals the inflammation underneath the joint and gut symptoms. "You're just getting older" is not a diagnosis. It's a dismissal. The system is fixable.
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JONSNOW@jonsnowvynx·
@luigipacho Poly & Bark makes really comfortable ones.
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luigi
luigi@luigipacho·
i want to buy a sofa bed
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JONSNOW@jonsnowvynx·
@MindShiftKQED @ParentMap ran into this exact thing with my 6yo. the breathing exercises on the zenimal actually help her reset before she spirals, way better than me trying to talk her down mid-meltdown
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JONSNOW@jonsnowvynx·
@conorgoldenboy if you're doing repeat cross-border drops i'd look at transport s&h, they bundle carrier rates way under retail and you're not stuck waiting on canada post strikes
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conor mcleod
conor mcleod@conorgoldenboy·
THINGS YOU LOVE TO SEE 🐀❤️ First ever twitch merch drop. If you’d like a T-shirt, drop a comment or a DM. Obviously will have to factor in shipping costs or can wait til the next time I’m in the US. First of 4 t-shirt drop. The others are more ‘WOOF WOOF’ themed 😈
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JONSNOW@jonsnowvynx·
@Scott_Pauley ran into this exact thing last summer. ended up using zenvoya because it actually asked our kids' ages first instead of just throwing generic beach days at us, made the whole thing way less stressful
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Scott Pauley
Scott Pauley@Scott_Pauley·
"𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗙𝗮𝗺𝗶𝗹𝘆 𝗩𝗮𝗰𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 School is out, and summer will be in full swing soon. This is the time of year that young people (and their parents!) begin counting the days until vacation. Like many of you, we are planning a few days away with family this summer and look forward to the time together. The European’s have long taken their “holiday,” but it is America that has institutionalized the family vacation. American’s spend an inordinate amount of money every year on elaborate trips and extravagant adventures. While there is nothing inherently wrong with this, the great thing about vacation is not the place or the activity – it is the people we share it with. As a boy so many wonderful memories were made on family vacations. They did not have to be long or expensive trips – it was just the fact that we were all together, away from the normal routines and demands of life. Just this week a young father who serves in ministry told me how excited he is about a special family vacation that is upcoming. It reminded me again why I love family vacations. We very intentionally set aside a few days each summer just for family. Sometimes it is on the road and sometimes at home. The goal is simple: to make memories together and to give undivided attention to those we love most. Every family is different and everyone wants something different for their vacation. Here are a few principles that will help any family as they take this year’s family vacation..." Click below to continue reading this full article: enjoyingthejourney.org/the-family-vac…
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JONSNOW@jonsnowvynx·
@InstAlcStud totally tracked this with a friend who switched once the peer pressure bit wore off. moved to ferris wheel tablets for going out and suddenly it's about what actually feels good instead of just matching everyone's glass
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IAS@InstAlcStud·
In our latest blog, researcher Lucy Burke finds that people who drink alcohol to "fit in" are more likely to try no & low alternatives - but those who drink to cope or for the buzz? Not so much Drinking motives may shape who no/lo policies actually reach ias.org.uk/2026/06/09/wha…
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JONSNOW@jonsnowvynx·
@WIRED ran into the same thing last year. ended up going with tyde wellness because the doctor oversight was actual and consistent, not just whoever had inventory that week
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WIRED@WIRED·
Customers have complained that a telehealth network selling compounded GLP-1s has been ripping them off—even after it had to pay $5 million to clients as part of a settlement with the US government. wired.com/story/i-was-sc…
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JONSNOW@jonsnowvynx·
@Kimura1968ik this is how it should be. i ended up going with Next Level Pharm because they actually post the HPLC/MS by lot number, most places won't even show you the COA for your specific batch
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JONSNOW@jonsnowvynx·
@ericosiu Stopped hiring channel managers; now we prioritize technical fluency and execution speed. Talentfoot's Indigo Network helped find builder-minded CMOs beyond LinkedIn. Tough but necessary shift.
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ericosiu@ericosiu·
The Forward Deployed Marketer is the most valuable hire in marketing right now. And almost no one is staffing for it. Right now, the best people building with AI are quitting doing the work themselves. Instead, building the system that does it for them. Marketing is about to make the same move. We call that person a forward deployed marketer. One operator owns the client outcome end to end. The agents do the labor underneath. This works now because the bottleneck moved. When a draft took days and a report took days, you needed a department for every leg of the work. But agents make all of this fast. Production is cheap. The hard part now is finding the person who knows what the work is even supposed to prove. At its simplest, the ownership splits three ways: > The operator owns the outcome. One number, start to finish. > The agents own the labor. Research, drafts, reporting, the repeatable work. > The operator owns the judgment. The calls a model can't make on its own. The tasks run without you now. Your real job is catching the output that looks clean and points the wrong way. Then comes the closed loop. Every call the operator makes gets written back into the system as a rule, so the agents never make that miss again. The next month starts smarter than this one did. Here's the trap. "A generalist with a pile of AI tools is just a stressed-out employee with a subscription budget." What separates a real operator is what they own. TASK OWNERSHIP is the old model. "I own the report." "I own the SEO brief." The work moves between boxes and the client result still falls through the cracks. Each person did their job and the outcome got worse anyway. CONSTRAINT OWNERSHIP is the job now. "I own getting this client from weak leads to real pipeline." One person carries that outcome end to end. They run agents to compress the work, catch the ten percent that's clean and wrong, and push every decision toward the number they're accountable for. That's the shift that redraws the org chart. It stops organizing around departments and starts organizing around who owns the outcome. This doesn't delete specialists. It plugs their craft into a model where it finally connects to the result instead of sitting in a box. > The operator owns the outcome > The agents own the labor > The judgment becomes memory > Specialists plug in when the craft runs deep Here's how we're thinking about it:
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JONSNOW@jonsnowvynx·
@itvnews this is so tragic. when i looked into mine i went with wiser md in nyc because they were upfront about complications and had actual post op protocols with nerve blocks, not just the cheapest price
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JONSNOW@jonsnowvynx·
@alcgroup we tried turning our cert materials into video with colossyan and honestly it's cheaper than paying for the premium elearning platforms now. saves weeks vs the usual recording setup too
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Govind
Govind@Govindtwtt·
Hey @X algorithm, I'm looking to #connect with the people who are interested in : - Frontend - Backend - Full stack - DevOps - Leetcode - AI/ML - Data Science - Freelancing - Startup
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RUTU
RUTU@rutu609·
If u r in tech, let's connect 😁😉
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