Aromasin

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by Aromasin 5y ago
This is the most baffling part for me too. Why can't they simply use a pre-paid card that they can scan to pay for their lunch. It's a simply problem with an even simpler solution. This reeks of a scummy consulting firm oversellin
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by Aromasin 5y ago
Either contracting, or alternatively, consulting. Companies like Cambridge Consulting and et al (please correct me if I'm wrong, I only know this through word of mouth) earn more in line with our US counterparts supposedly. Additionall
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by Aromasin 5y ago
Simply out of curiosity, why do you have this sentiment? I've seen it given a lot as the reason why people don't want to buy one yet, but the performance differences are slim compared the current Tiger Lake option; perhaps 10-20%
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by Aromasin 5y ago
This trend seems to extend to the UK too. To be honest, I don't mind it in open public spaces likes parks and such. I mostly travel on the London underground though, which is cramped place at the best of times, and a frankly ridiculous
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by Aromasin 5y ago
He's right in this case. The regular glass jars do not have vinegar; the squeeze bottles do.
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by Aromasin 5y ago
Ah, not sure how I missed that. I will say that the powder is my preferred choice however. I believe the squeezy bottle which he uses has vinegar, so is not comparable to the normal recipe.
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by Aromasin 5y ago
I'd also like to add English mustard to that list, most notably the Colmans's brand. I found it odd to not be there but I suppose it's not a thing found commonly abroad? It's ubiquitous in the UK - like French's is
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by Aromasin 5y ago
What I find interesting about this is how embarrassingly low the United Kingdom is considering its history as a telecom power house. In my eyes, and maybe I'm reading this data wrong, it really showcases the devastating impact the priv
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by Aromasin 5y ago
No doubt, many vegans are passionate to the point of aggression. However, one can understand that response if you see it through a lens of a vegan. I wouldn't expect the murder of a person to be met with calm conversation for the most
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by Aromasin 5y ago
This is a point where I would have to disagree. While their early access programs are generally restricted to larger customers, you can apply to join other schemes (called Docs and Docs+ as far as I remember) where they will assign you an a
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by Aromasin 5y ago
I agree that the fact it's threatening is the key issue. It was threatening to me for years before I took the leap. People have softened to the idea, but it is still the only stance I hold that I still get either rigorously questioned
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by Aromasin 5y ago
I'd recommend the Stereolabs camera. It's a very versatile piece of hardware, quite mature in development from what I've been able to tell so far, and has a great SDK. Doesn't have lidar as far as I know but fills the sa
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by Aromasin 5y ago
Depends on the use case but yes I'd agree, 50 might be a tad too long. I work in IoT and industrial computing and the specifications can be for 25+ years however, so it's not unheard of.
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by Aromasin 5y ago
It gets processed into pellets which can be melted down and extruded. Generally these are lower grade materials, meaning they are used for different purposes [1]. This might be water bottles getting made into polymer fibers for cushion fil
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by Aromasin 5y ago
There's nothing quite like spending days fine tuning a CV to make it as information rich and digestible to read as possible, only to then have to spend hours filling out the companies own shitty application form so they can search for
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by Aromasin 5y ago
"As you are aware, Zeta is a letter of the Greek Alphabet. The Greek alphabet is currently protected legally by the Affinity Client Services. Due to this ownership and the takedowns we have received, we must police our platform for con
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by Aromasin 5y ago
Intel's upcoming Alder Lake and Raptor Lake CPUs look to be hugely positive improvements. The Frameworks laptop is 100% on my to-buy list once they come to Europe.
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by Aromasin 5y ago
I've used the ZSA Moonlander ( https://www.zsa.io/moonlander/ ) as my main driver for the past 6 months, except I've replaced the right hand thumb pad with a custom mouse mod. I basically pulled the electronics
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by Aromasin 5y ago
During my travels I met a family in Kenya who were some of the friendliest people I'd ever met. They showed us all around the the local towns and brought us to a fantastic bunch of places. In return, I wanted to support their son who w
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by Aromasin 5y ago
He mentions in his videos that it is largely because he has built up a team of people with a very specific expertise built over years working with him, that you can't just find - meaning training people up from scratch. He'd effec
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by Aromasin 5y ago
Funny enough Louis Rossman, a person I'm sure many people here look up to with regards to his commitment to fight for right to repair, made a video on this exact subject: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xt3YSD36ZNc I r
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by Aromasin 6y ago
The interview section is quite short; much shorter than that in the article. The documentary is fascinating regardless however.
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by Aromasin 6y ago
Funny enough, this has almost become the common British pronunciation of most "hard t" words. It's quite common for people to say "a bottle of water" like "a boh-ell of wah-er", or "butter" like
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by Aromasin 6y ago
Intel picked up Altera in 2015, and now AMD picks up Xilinx in 2021. I'm curious to see whether AMD plans to do anything significant with this aquisition, or is it just executives following a path well worn?
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by Aromasin 6y ago
This was a massive benefit that came from the UK Olympics. Almost every facility that was used throughout the games continues to be used to this day. "When the Park opens fully in spring 2014, it will provide a world-class hub for perf
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by Aromasin 6y ago
Echoing this sentiment. I spent years doing mental gymnastics to justify my meat and dairy consumption. Going vegan was a great release of that mental tension.
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The Economics of Biodiversity: The Dasgupta Review [pdf](assets.publishing.service.gov.uk)
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by Aromasin 6y ago
I noticed this when I worked at my first "employee satisfaction" focused company. Half the employees took every perk they could get, seemingly doing as little work as they could under the mantra of "work-life balance". T
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by Aromasin 6y ago
Do you or any one else here know of any other podcasts that are as 'unapologetically technical' as this one? It was very enjoyable, and I've now got an urge to listen to similar experts in the field of STEM that don't du
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by Aromasin 6y ago
I highly suggest people use https://www.fakespot.com/ for any and all buying through Amazon. Unforuntately it only has a chrome extension but you can manually type in the link through the website. It has saved me from a few

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