bardworx

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by bardworx 7y ago
Unit economics on food delivery sucks (if that’s your only business)...too many inefficiencies with travel to/from (time wasted w/empty hands). Food delivery as part of a QSR can be profitable but most businesses don’t track margi
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by bardworx 7y ago
Ghost kitchens may be scams but I know at least of one QSR in Manhattan that does them successfully. In some instances they are quite profitable if you generate the volume. Your commission is also a bit off, perhaps you speak from full serv
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by bardworx 7y ago
Are FB/Twitter/etc. user engagement numbers influenced by removing fake accounts, battling misinformation, and banning some groups from using their platform? Or are the number of stories/accounts removed so small that it does
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by bardworx 7y ago
Gotcha! Sorry, now I understand the context better. I took it as bragging but you were actually drawing parallels with regard to medication and libido side effects. I made an assumption and which made me look like an ass...sorry about that.
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by bardworx 7y ago
While the thesis of your argument is valid (based on US healthcare and their sentiment), your argument is, most likely, flawed. The premise is that a “cure” is a one time expense, hence why it’s less appealing than managing symptoms. Howeve
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by bardworx 7y ago
I understand where you’re coming from and I’m confident that, I’m the future, there will be a solution for baldness — the market segment is too large to ignore. Plus, I do believe people should be happy and having hair is a lifestyle improv
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by bardworx 7y ago
This...is an interesting comment. I bet that you’re way more self conscious than just hair. It was just the easiest thing to fix. Regardless, I’m happy for you and your sex life.
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Hats are probably cheaper and more effective against sunburn. Probably safer than current hair loss treatment, as well.
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I can sympathize with you as I’ve been shaving my head since I was 23 because of thinning hair. Ive never felt self conscious about my hair, or lack there of, not have I ever explored medical treatments. However, ive always had an issue wit
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by bardworx 7y ago
I’m my opinion, your comment is very self serving and reminds me of a quote from Theodore Roosevelt: “It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them b
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by bardworx 7y ago
Just reading the first review on Amazon, I’m skeptical. They started with polio and ended with arsenic poisoning. One (polio) is caused by a virus we have vaccines for. The other (arsenic) is a poison that was readily available and know in
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by bardworx 7y ago
If you are their co-worker and believe he shared some info that shouldn’t be public, wouldn’t it be a simple curtesy to email them and get some clarity? That seems like a reasonable thing to do. On the other hand, to anonymously submit a co
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by bardworx 7y ago
Their email is in their profile. I would think it is sensible to reach out to them directly or speak with your manager to get a second opinion. Submitting a complaint to an internal review because “you’re not sure it’s allowed” is really pe
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by bardworx 7y ago
That’s...that’s some petty fucking shit. I didn’t go through your comments but considering your email is in your profile, someone really had to have a hard-on to report you for leaks. I would love to understand the though process of someone
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by bardworx 7y ago
In Tier 1 markets (big metro areas, in the US), aggregate platforms are the way to go. The main driver of this is liability insurance and worker's comps. There is also pressure from municipality laws on how delivery staff are titled: i
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by bardworx 7y ago
I am not affiliated with this project but can give you some insight as I've spent a significant time in hospitality industry and build a delivery system for a QSR. Most restaurants that focus on delivery are QSRs. While full service do
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by bardworx 7y ago
I haven’t read the code yet so I apologize if this was already addressed. Do you already have logic in place to deal with different municipality taxes? For example: in Chicago, you have an additional tax on non-juice carbonated beverage in
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by bardworx 7y ago
While your comment has merit, I think it’s unfair to compare Magic Leap to Theranos. One did actual bloodwork on people and fucked with your health...the other promised a whale jumping in a gym... Business practice/promise aside, Thera
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by bardworx 7y ago
I find WSJ to be a pretty great place for journalism, as long as you stay away from their opinion section. Do you see it differently? And if so, why?
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by bardworx 7y ago
That’s quite an analysis but means nothing as words can be mixed or he can use non conjugated words to make sure there is no distortion. Also, I’m not a cop, but I grew up around a lot of cops. I spent many nights serving cops after their s
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by bardworx 7y ago
> but it's futile to condemn an action if you have not made a good-faith effort to understand the rationale. China is a collectivist society - the rights of the individual are always secondary to the rights of the whole. While your
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by bardworx 7y ago
> Isn’t the article linked here exactly the correct and valid answer of whether the earth orbits the sun? Is it though? I'm genuinely curious. For example, in our current reference, earth almost always is orbiting the sun, but what
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by bardworx 7y ago
I'm not sure I follow your argument, perhaps you can help me understand. If you're saying that Newtonian Gravity breakdown in a specific case but are fairly accurate in other cases does that mean they're still universally cor
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by bardworx 7y ago
I’m not sure I follow: I believe the person you are replying to is encouraging eating a diverse set of foods, including meat, per some health body guidelines. You also seem to believe that eating meat, not only fruits/veggies/vega
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by bardworx 7y ago
Can someone explain why this comment is being downvoted? Perhaps the topic is complex and nuanced but the advise in the comment seems fairly good in the general healthy spectrum. Besides some opinion being thrown in, what do you disagree wi
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by bardworx 7y ago
I believe most corps subsidize employee phones so the individual would not be responsible unless it’s BYOD, in which case, you would be.
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by bardworx 7y ago
I believe you should update your OS, this was removed 2 versions ago. However, if you like to disable the notifications: https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/153379/how-do-you-...
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by bardworx 7y ago
Yes, that’s exactly what it’s for. A more realistic scenario is a family member sold a house but didn’t own the rights. Next thing you know, another family member shows up and tries to dispute the sale. That’s how I understand it.
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by bardworx 7y ago
Slack is doing a direct listing and aren't raising money via their IPO. This could be good for the average investor as the prices woun't be pumped up but the risk is that there was no price discovery.
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