That’s excellent! My dad had union health insurance for a while and it was actually very good.
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Have you ever had a major medical event? If so, did your insurance company require your doctor to go through their “approved” methods for treatment before they could do what they actually thought would most quickly and effectively treat your condition? Have you ever been brought by ambulance to an emergency room that is “out of network?” Have you ever been billed for something you thought insurance was going to cover because the medical coder input a different code than the insurance company will approve? If you’ve never had any of these things happen to you, you have no concept of whether or not your insurance is “good.” Or you’re in a union and your insurance IS actually good. Lucky you in that case.
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World News@lemmy.world•Ocean Oxygen Levels Are Declining WorldwideEnglish
12·5 days agoYeah it has been known for probably a decade that this would happen and the oceans will die and that will kill us all. So are we all just going to keep going to work?
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Fuck AI@lemmy.world•University Claims Withholding Water From Nuclear Weapons Data Center Is 'Unlawfully Discriminatory' to Data Centers
1·14 days agoIt’s only a matter of time until courts decide that citizens united doesn’t only apply to political donations, but to other “human” rights for corporations as well.
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News@lemmy.world•California woman suffers more than 150 injuries after being attacked by wild dogs on walking trail
14·21 days agoAre you implying the pack of dogs used to be people’s pets but those people got deported and the dogs have formed packs to survive? Genuinely asking. I am not in a place where lots of immigrants have settled. I do imagine there are lots of pets being completely abandoned as a result of the crime against humanity that is ice raids.
Train Underwater - Bright Eyes New Virginia Creeper - Old Crow Medicine Show Let the Train Blow the Whistle - Johnny Cash
Am undiagnosed but definitely autistic. My opinion on trains is they used to scare the shit out of me when I was a child. Coal trains are all over the place where I live, and I was right up next to them while they were making terrifying loud noises. I think that ruined any interest I might have had from a distance. Now as an adult, I am very interested in the engineering and workings of trains, but not much more than the engineering and workings of all other complex engineered systems. But I’m more interested in buildings and architecture than mechanical engineering.
Lmao he’s obsessed with chem trails and thinks the moon landing was fake. I listen to a podcast called Guys that checks in on him all the time and it’s hilarious. He also looks like a Frankenstein.
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politics @lemmy.world•Trump DOJ says LGBTQ+ legal protections are "anti-Christian," pledges to erode them further - LGBTQ Nation
2·22 days agoIt’s okay, they know now to prioritize that in 2028.
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News@lemmy.world•‘She’s opening the bees!’ US beekeeper jailed for trying to save friend from eviction | Massachusetts woman set swarms of insects on sheriff’s deputies attempting to evict elderly man with cancer
4·25 days agoHey I said I agree with the guy and that bees have killed people… I have no idea how they affect pigs. Probably fine, let em have it
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News@lemmy.world•‘She’s opening the bees!’ US beekeeper jailed for trying to save friend from eviction | Massachusetts woman set swarms of insects on sheriff’s deputies attempting to evict elderly man with cancer
13·25 days agoI agree with you but a few bee stings have definitely killed a lot of people.
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Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•You can eat ONE inedible thing of your choice. What's for dinner?
16·29 days agoViolin rosin. Finally :)
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Technology@lemmy.world•Meta staff protest surveillance software on work PCsEnglish
81·1 month agoBut are you doing any of that to your big evil company? Or is it easier to be a good worker and not risk getting fired?
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Asklemmy@lemmy.ml•People who live in hot and humid regions, what do you generally do or have seen done to reduce the effects of the heat?
2·1 month agoI’m not sure how prevalent it is around the world, but in my area, I think this sounds like a great way to get radon poisoning. The concept for pumping cool air into a space is good though.
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Traditional Art@lemmy.world•'Symbiosis' by Mark Maggiori. Oil on canvas.English
4·1 month agoHey why do cowboys have those shaggy pants sometimes?
Eh, there is so much other stuff around this particular book store that I doubt you’d be disappointed if you went down there and it was closed. Also, this is not a typical book store. It has ancient, rare books, vintage books in all sorts of languages, and just all sorts of neat stuff you would probably never think to actually “search” for. It’s not like a books-a-million or a library even. It’s a totally unique experience you really can’t get online.
I love this bookstore!! It is very difficult to figure out if it will be open. You have to just drive or walk by and look to see if the door is open. Do you live in wheeling or nearby? If so, hi neighbor!! Didn’t think there were too many ohio valley folks on lemmy!
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Fuck AI@lemmy.world•How anyone thinks they are productive with llm tools is baffling
4·2 months agoOooh buddy, is isn’t even young engineers using these to destroy their designs. I was at a building construction conference recently where one of the presentations was about how AI is going to “give us so much time back” as designers. He then told us about how the AIs hallucinate math still, and that the AI companies are not liable for their output. After the presentation, I and another person asked him a question about who exactly the liability will lie with and how someone could protect themselves from the liability without spending all the time we “save” meticulously checking the outputs. His response was to generate thousands of outputs for the same task and then only check “the best versions.” Okay, so how will we know which are the “best” without meticulously checking thousands of them?
Anyway, afterwards, I asked my colleagues from all around the country who were at the conference for their opinion on AI and the presentation, and most of these 50-60 year old men told me they regularly use it in their work already. So be prepare for things constructed in the past few years to be incredibly dangerous facilities to be in or near.





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