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Clavicular explains why men should wear makeup “I think men should wear makeup because it’s the best way to conceal different flaws in your face without actually addressing the underlying issues” “If you’ve got super recessed infraorbital bones, which is the bone under your eyes, you’re gonna start to... have eye bags. Eye bags are not a result of not sleeping, it’s a bone issue, you don’t have support here, your skin starts to sag as you age and you get those eye bags" “If you can conceal that issue by using a little bit of concealer to hide that and have people perceive your infraorbital bones as being better then why shouldn’t you?” “No one’s gonna catch you if you learn how to apply things properly, so it just makes no sense. If there’s something that could literally improve you so easily, so cheap, why would you not do it?”show more

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Train your eye to catch small things, make adjustments to really get your work where it needs to be. Pinpoint why it’s not working, re animate the whole scene if you have to. Try using the same keys but arrive to them in a different way. #animation

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Yale Univ.'s Amanda Joy Calhoun, MD, MPH says we should put our political differences ahead of family: "There is a societal norm that if somebody is your family that they are entitled to your time & I think the answer is absolutely not. So if you're going through a situation where you have family members, close friends who you know have voted in ways that are against ... your livelihood, it’s completely fine to not be around those people & tell them why; to say 'I have a problem with the way that you voted because it went against my very livelihood and I’m not going to be around you this holiday'"

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Will Clark on why he won’t coach: “People ask me why I don’t get into coaching or get into managing and all that, I am not going to pat you on the back and tell you you’re doing a good job when you’re hitting .220 and you strikeout 100 times. You actually suck. I’m gonna tell you that you suck. I’m going to tell you to make a fucking adjustment and if you don’t make an adjustment, you’re going to the minor leagues and somebody else is going to go take your spot. Sorry, that’s the way the fucking game goes. This is a big boy game. Not a little boy game. And you have to have fucking thick skin. If you don’t have thick skin, get out the way because I’m gonna fucking steamroll you.”

Will Clark on why he won’t coach: “People ask me why I don’t get into coaching or get into managing and all that, I am not going to pat you on the back and tell you you’re doing a good job when you’re hitting .220 and you strikeout 100 times. You actually suck. I’m gonna tell you that you suck. I’m going to tell you to make a fucking adjustment and if you don’t make an adjustment, you’re going to the minor leagues and somebody else is going to go take your spot. Sorry, that’s the way the fucking game goes. This is a big boy game. Not a little boy game. And you have to have fucking thick skin. If you don’t have thick skin, get out the way because I’m gonna fucking steamroll you.”

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Paris Jackson explains why her father Michael Jackson made them wear masks in public Alex Cooper :"Something so many people were obsessed with was how your dad would have you and your brothers wear masks and cover your faces when you'd go out in public...How did you make sense of that as a kid?" Paris :"It just made sense because it was like if you do this now then you can go to Chuck E. Cheese and be normal this weekend because no one will know who you are" "But it really pissed the press off and what doesn't?"

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Paul Graham explains his rule of thumb for when to launch your product “The risk of launching early is not as great as the risk of launching late… So you’ve got to have a good rule of thumb about when to launch. And my rule of thumb is launch as soon as you have a quantum of utility, which means as soon as there’s one person in the world who is glad you launched because now they can do something that they couldn’t do.” He continues: “If you have something that if you launched it, no one would be happy, then you’re not ready to launch… [But] if there’s 10 people who are super excited and nobody else cares, totally launch. That’s perfectly fine. That’s great.” Source: Y Combinator (Aug 2028)

Paul Graham explains his rule of thumb for when to launch your product “The risk of launching early is not as great as the risk of launching late… So you’ve got to have a good rule of thumb about when to launch. And my rule of thumb is launch as soon as you have a quantum of utility, which means as soon as there’s one person in the world who is glad you launched because now they can do something that they couldn’t do.” He continues: “If you have something that if you launched it, no one would be happy, then you’re not ready to launch… [But] if there’s 10 people who are super excited and nobody else cares, totally launch. That’s perfectly fine. That’s great.” Source: Y Combinator (Aug 2028)

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