When I was on Twitter earlier, I followed this Asian looking American giving carnivore tips and tricks, supposedly doing “experiments” on his and other kids.

This experiment was about their choice of food when given the absolute freedom.

Obviously claiming children will give absolute priority to meat then second will be sweet fruits for some and vegetable table will stay untouched.

I have 3yo and 1 and 1/4 yo and now I see.

If given the chance, they go for beef - even raw. They love eggs. Sometimes they want some fruits (bananas, and/or apples, pears and sometimes grapes), younger one loves tomatoes and that’s basically it.

If given the chance, they’d don’t want anything else. Good thing is I now believe they don’t NEED anything else, which is a relief for me.

They even outright refuse to eat bread. They are willing to eat pasta on the other hand.

Do you have simmilar expiriences?

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This is really helpful, thanks. What did you mean by "it rolls up the whole thread, not just it's chunks"?

Slack collapses threads similarly as Reddit. And further responses in the threads get displayed to (and notify) only the people in the thread.

Discord - every further response gets posted as "quoted noted" in the main channel.

Slack has an opt in checkmark to repost the thread response at 1st level note "to all", but it doesn't spam everyone by default.

I also prefer slack over reddit that when I click to "open the thread", it rolls up the whole thread, not just it's chunks.

On the other hand, on reddit, I prefer the unlimited, and clearly visualized nesting/forting. So that people can dive into independent rabbit holes on invividual pieces of the threads without adding noise to others.

I agree that it's a UI issue, although I'm very interested in the difference here between slack and discord. Can you elaborate on that?

"We watched active members become lurkers over time, and when interviewed, many would cite the space-dominating behaviors of our most active members as a reason behind disengaging with the community entirely."

GM. Now THAT is a nice view

Here we go

Here we go

I actually had a friend say to me, “how much more money do you need?”

This dude is childless and lives off his parents lol

What he doesn’t understand is this…

How much more do I need for me? Nothing.

But when you have a family, people depend on you.

I have four kids.

What if they have four kids?

Including my wife that’s 21 people I’m responsible for.

What if I’m the only person in the family who ever figures out anything substantial?

Looking back that appears to be the case.

Everyone before me was some garden variety European peasant.

There’s no royalty in my blood.

Why would I assume it would be any different going forward?

Nah man, it’s me.

Just me.

I’m the only one.

And people are depending on me.

How much more money do I need?

Enough for everybody.

Handling cash is also not without cost so I don't find surprising.

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way everywhere for its application.”

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I was meeting someone in the Bank of England for a coffee

sadly there is ZERO footage except this selfie I snuck in the foyer. They’re v strict about cameras.

There is an original Roman mosaic in the floor of the Bank of England (v v cool).

And there is a Governor’s Gardener which only the governor can go in. Wanker.

There are lots of gold trinkets and historic artefacts like gold weighing scales and spots to hang your top hat and hook your umbrella

I had a heavily subsidised Full English breakfast

And did a tiny bit of work on my laptop which is covered in bitcoin stickers hahaha

I also sold a bit of btc to pay fiat things while in the uk on coincorner in the lobby coz I’m crazy like that. Also zapped myself. lol.

I just wanted to do something bitcoin related in a central bank 🤣

I won’t be able to shoot content there just yet… soon I hope

Also I’m really jet lagged and I look knackered but that’s life innit

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I used to spend at least $50-60 taking my wife and daughter to dinner. Now it’s $90-100 at the same places.