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Naomi who has a kid she never tells him about and whose ex (who she also fails to mention) is the head of a lunatic fringe terrorist organization? Naomi who was also a part of that and was integral in executing an attack (also without a men
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This is the rhetorical equivalent of saying “no offense” and then saying something offensive. Either you think it’s a meaningful example, which you manifestly do, or you think that it’s a joke and shouldn’t be considered seriously. You can’
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Yep, those are the ones. The ones that gutted paxlovid sales in favor of the order-of-magnitude less lucrative vaccines. That nasal spray has, of course, been conclusively shown to be ineffective. Otherwise we’d use it, because that’s how s
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Congrats, you found the one. Except he runs because she badgers the shit out of him. If Leslie were a guy he’d be a narcissistic love-bomber. Pro-tip: if someone says that you should just do what they say because they know better than you,
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Watch how many times Ben gets to do what Ben wants to do when it’s not his birthday, then tell me you’d want to be him. That relationship is about Leslie being enabled.
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Moderna is in trials with an HIV vaccine based on mRNA tech. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36454825/ https://www.clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT05854381
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> Pharmaceuticals don't want cures, but forever treatments You don’t have to look very hard to realize this trope is totally wrong, just google “vaccine”.
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1906 was roughly 20 million, which is slightly under the official estimates for the Great Leap Forward. The actual number for 59-61 is closer to 45 million. So no.
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I’m really confused by this new trend of people being super aggressive about things that won’t matter at all. Why not spend the energy somewhere it might make a difference?
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> you could don’t really get elasticity with a system like this Of course you do, right up until the point where you’ve used all available capacity. Just like with public clouds (ask anyone using meaningful amounts of {G,T}PUs). Elastici
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I get people like you fired.
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No there isn’t. There’s sometimes a correlation, but only people without knowledge of sales think that’s causal. If you want meaningful sales you have to approach it fundamentally differently than you seem to think. Your universal law of sa
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I know a lot of people whose parents set a good example by working hard and moving up, and were also very present to them. It’s pretty normal in my peer group for this to have been the case. The fact that your tiny view of humanity doesn’t
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How could a one-way device do that?
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It doesn’t, one-way really does mean one-way. Pagers are broadcast over an entire region. Regions can be as small as metro areas or as large as the continental United States.
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None of that is how sales works. “Just try harder” is bad advice in basically any context. Everyone in this thread is trying to point out to you that your assumptions about sales are the same as the LoC assumption that equivalently clueless
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That’s not how sales works. At all.
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> Not sure what I would do if I didn't have a decent VP! Learn how to actually do your job? It’s always interesting to see toxic positivity painted in such a favorable light. Very glad I don’t work with you.
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You’re restating their point, just with more words.
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Amazon admits M365 is the best option
(businessinsider.com)
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All* US government salaries are public record. If you know your neighbors name and department/agency, there’s a good chance you can look them up.
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Your argument that gaming is getting worse and more popular is absurd on it’s face.
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Everyone at the same level is not the same. At most companies people can expect to be in level for a few years.
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Much easier to lie to customers though.
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What you wrote is not responsive to the comment you are replying to. Whether it would work is irrelevant if it’s bad product market fit.
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This is FUD. If you believe this I have some $8000 speaker wire to sell you.
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This is nonsense. Every chef I know sharpens by hand and they get an insanely sharp edge.
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What if you feel that it’s integral to producing good games because it means people who care about it will come work there. This fetishization of crunch as somehow unavoidable is disgusting.
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On the same wired pc with the same internet, playing through the app has consistently been a better experience than through a browser.
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Yes, Ubisoft’s competitor is xCloud. That’s what the deal that the CMA forced Microsoft to make does.
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