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by bettercallsalad 3y ago
As someone with chronic GERD, I am really interested to know your recipes, how many meals you take and your food preparation technique. Are these any cooking websites/channels you would recommend? In my university years, I used to eat
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by bettercallsalad 3y ago
Curious is that just an interface for client apps to build and push the data or there is a native support in the health app in android that’s not exposed yet (at least I don’t have any options to insert these data in the health app).
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by bettercallsalad 3y ago
> EU citizen personal data protection Sadly, there is no personal data protection. EU has recently agreed to allow data transfer to US [1] [1] https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2023/07/big-tech-can-tra..
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by bettercallsalad 3y ago
I am far from religious, but one thing most religious traditions have common is how they ban usury/interest which would make much of global finance we have today “haram”. You can see the reverse effect too not only at an individual but
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by bettercallsalad 3y ago
Did not Amazon at some point buy or thought about buying up some of their business?
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by bettercallsalad 3y ago
Ah classic wsj opinion pieces. Where their opinion columnists also said inflation would be transitory and we need more inflation. not less. They don’t realize the housing market in Netherlands, Canada, Australia are far worse. How come? The
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by bettercallsalad 3y ago
> Of course the US can do whatever it want's in 20 years with enough money. Are we sure US can anymore? Last I checked we couldn’t build a high speed rail despite spending billions of dollars and lots of time. I would not be so opti
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by bettercallsalad 3y ago
Is there going to be anyone accountable over this? Ryan doesn’t say and most likely the HR/recruiting under his reporting chain will stay unharmed. It’s amazing how absolutely dry these apologies come out. Everytime a layoff notice com
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by bettercallsalad 3y ago
I am curious from a constitution law point of view, does a ruling in ICC supersede or sets a precedent in state or federal case? For example, if a ICC or US Federal Court rules synthetic art generated by LLM or Diffusion Models are not copy
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by bettercallsalad 3y ago
Well goodluck finding a job in Saskatchewan or Manitoba or uninhabitable upper North. Unless you work for oil and gas but oh wait those industries are now also struggling and along with them the jobs they would bring are also dying.
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by bettercallsalad 3y ago
In Canada, specifically Toronto, an average single family house in 2014 used to cost 400K. Now it’s 1.2M. Wages haven’t gone up, quality of healthcare and other services such as public transport have gone down. Meanwhile, taxes have gone u
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by bettercallsalad 3y ago
As somebody with a relative identified with stage IV cancer, did you have any luck to finding an effective supplement to chemo?
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by bettercallsalad 3y ago
Depends how you determine “democratic”. The current government is the outcome of less than 30% of the people voting for them. If that’s democracy then I don’t have much hope for it.
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by bettercallsalad 3y ago
US Congress will never fix the immigration system. Not my lifetime at least. The reason is rooted into how PACs and in turn mega money and corporations work behind the scene to fund and elect politicians. It’s advantageous for companies suc
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by bettercallsalad 3y ago
Can relate. I was in a dating app and there were so many of them pretending “nice looking girl looking for husband” that then tried to befriend you and tried crypto scam. It’s so smooth that even as someone who is relatively well versed in
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by bettercallsalad 3y ago
Between this and previous lawsuit against SpaceX, it seems the nation state is coming after him because he might have gone “over the top” too many times. I mean sure these things might be legit at their face value but the selective enforcem
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by bettercallsalad 3y ago
I expect a major pilot shortage in recent years. Not too long ago many of them were on strike [1] [2], due to apparently bad pay and high burnout. It really is a thankless profession. [1] https://www.cnbc.com/2023/06&#x
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by bettercallsalad 3y ago
> Chinese workforce becomes smaller A question on workforce reduction due to decline in birthrate. In west, we seemed to have solved the problem with immigration. Is it possible China can also adopt the same policies? Essentially bringin
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by bettercallsalad 3y ago
Hate to tell you it has always been this way. If you are a person of color, you knew in US there is a two tier Justice system and there is a reason why your parents would tell you to never talk to the police. It is good that only after all
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by bettercallsalad 3y ago
I don’t know if I have GERD. But I some nights wake up with intense pain in my lower chest and upper stomach and if I sit down it goes away after some time. I learned to avoid certain triggers for this - black peppers, lemons etc. I also ha
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by bettercallsalad 3y ago
London is actually surprisingly cheaper than many cities in US. You just have to find your place based on the budget. I lived in Ealing area (sure it’s far from many actions but lots of great ethnic food in far cheaper price than anywhere e
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by bettercallsalad 3y ago
Can confirm. I am getting above average number of recruiter messages. However, this last cycle of layoffs have taught me something. It is 1) the whole chase to Total compensation isn’t worth it, it matters the stability of the organization
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by bettercallsalad 3y ago
> Yet we spend our short existence doing things which have almost no meaning Well, for many of us that’s not a choice. In America, your healthcare is tied to your employer for example leaving you almost no choice but to remain employed.
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by bettercallsalad 3y ago
In US, increasingly like Western Europe free speech is gaining the equivalence of safe speech. Speech where no one questions the authority or assumes the best of them. But first amendment was meant for hard speech. It wasn’t for speech that
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by bettercallsalad 3y ago
I find it senseless how bankers get billions of tax payers money and no one raises an eyebrow. But the moment your average worker starts to get a wage increase everyone screams inflation. Fed had flooded the market with money and brought al
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by bettercallsalad 3y ago
One thing that made me slightly iffy in one of the usecases Postgres would be a no brainer is the need to vacuum for dead tuples. I was quite sketched by it and instead opted for traditional NoSQL stack. I wonder how people with large volum
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by bettercallsalad 3y ago
Whoever the “mainstream” headline columnists approve as the voice allowed in a given day. It changes everyday.
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by bettercallsalad 3y ago
Not a tin foil. Matt Stoller, one of the most important anti-trust advocates wrote on this [1] [1] https://www.thebignewsletter.com/p/bidens-bad-judges
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by bettercallsalad 3y ago
I am not against behavioral interview if it’s part of the loop, but these attempts to force candid to answer some standardized questions make no sense. Especially you can easily come up with many of the answers using GPT now a days anyways.
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by bettercallsalad 3y ago
> how their data is stored and retained Didn’t the EU recently cut a deal where the data from EU can be transferred to US without any legal ramifications [1]? So then this just goes to show it’s just about adding another layer of bureauc

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