Reading the comments on some reddit posts, it seems like it matters how your brain handles words - like there’s different types of ADD/ADHD with respect to reading (which I guess makes sense considering inattentive ADHD vs hyperactive).
Just reading some examples, for me it seems to help keep my brain on track and continue reading the words, instead of normally skipping words, losing your place, and requiring to reread the paragraph.
Really sucks for more technical things, and also when you’re in a situation that doesn’t allow for audio (such as those that are deaf, or when viewing articles at work).
Trying to follow a video tutorial for programming when you could have the code in a syntax highlighted code block that is copyable…
Iran-Contra was about the sale of weapons to Iran during Reagan’s second term, not violating the Logan act before his administration.
It was rumored that the same violation of the Logan act occurred with Reagan
Ah… maybe the American Revolutionary War?
I’d also be curious to see how they’ve adjusted the language on the project 2025 website, what sort of dog whistles are they using now when the light is turned on for overturning the rule of law, separation of powers, etc etc.
Even if it was of good quality.
What, it’s not like the door panel breaks if you slam it /s
I think the main focus is around building out the tool chain - I would think being fast is just a side benefit and the main benefit is being written as the same language as what they want to use for the rest of “cargo”
Issue a warrant!
Brought to you by the younger brother who insists that any time he loses, you cheated.
Regularly spaced updates are great - certainly Risk of Rain 2 comes to mind.
Hopefully Gearbox doesn’t try to push it into negative territory…
They might have to try their hands at potions after consulting the handbook of the full pump prince.
Should also be noted that the covid tax credit drove childhood poverty to 8%.
In 2021, bolstered by federal pandemic relief, economic security programs drove the poverty rate down to a record low of 8.0 percent. The expiration of that aid drove poverty back up in 2022, to 12.4 percent. The number of people living in poverty fell by 14.5 million between 2019 and 2021 and rose back up by 14.5 million in 2022. - Source
It should be noted that the covid era tax credit was also redeemable by those below the income threshold.
- Expand the Child Tax Credit so that even the poorest of families receive it
Well, when she reaches her 80s and starts talking about how Trump is going to save all of us from the brown people taking all of our medical care… maybe she won’t be as cool then.
I’m good never using it again - you can only take your aunts garbage political takes for so long…
Tax credit would be huge to reduce childhood poverty, but the housing changes would be amazing for transforming so many lives…
The MMA didn’t expire, it was overwritten by the Inflation act:
The Medicare Prescription Drug Act expressly prohibited Medicare from negotiating bulk prescription drug prices.[21] The “donut hole” provision of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010 was an attempt to correct the issue.[22] In 2022, the Inflation Reduction Act removed this ban and allowed Medicare to begin negotiating drug prices starting in 2026.[23] - Source
Like if the government had a financial stake in your health, instead of a companies financial incentive to make sure you don’t receive care?
Yea, kind of nice for not missing detail… might have to adopt this for school