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by creaghpatr 5y ago
I empathize with this. My job is to package analytics and build forecasting models and if the data shows anything less than stellar it becomes super stressful to try and dress it up and contextualize for management. [Proverbially] shooting
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by creaghpatr 5y ago
How far away are we from adding product placement to reprints of art like the Mona Lisa, Sistine Chapel, etc?
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by creaghpatr 5y ago
Forced by whom, the Netherlands?
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by creaghpatr 5y ago
They plugged some ATL chefs in there so I'll allow it.
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by creaghpatr 5y ago
My guess is the 'Farmers Market' in the names is just marketing/branding to get shoppers to associate it with fresh produce, like Harry's Farmers Market before they turned into Whole Foods.
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by creaghpatr 5y ago
Yeah I didn't understand that part, specifically with lobsters because every grocery store has lobsters in my experience. I think Buford has been around longer but H Mart made it into the suburbs/ OTP area.
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by creaghpatr 5y ago
Have there been any must-have office tools (ie. staplers, post-it notes) that have been invented in the past 25 years? Similarly, are 3M and Georgia Pacific and whoever's R&D testing new products or just optimizing already establis
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by creaghpatr 5y ago
>From the beginning, it was important to her that the stores were clean, modern and easy to navigate, to defy the stereotype of Asian groceries as grimy and run-down. >To be welcoming to non-Koreans, H Mart puts up signs in English. A
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by creaghpatr 5y ago
Biggest global companies definitely have their own mercenaries on retainer. But that’s mostly for international operations on continents like Africa.
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by creaghpatr 5y ago
Yes, I'm bullish on the potential savings of standardization, of course in healthcare the devil is in the details so it matters what they mean by those things.
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by creaghpatr 5y ago
Looks like it's mostly an abstract of something that was published in a journal but they hint at it saying 3 scenarios: simplifying/streamlining individual plans, standardizing plans across all groups ie. more standardization, and
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by creaghpatr 5y ago
To be fair, reputation purchasing describes plenty of boards of publicly traded companies.
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by creaghpatr 6y ago
Short rib prices are out of control these days
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by creaghpatr 6y ago
Where in the comment do they claim “the White House is explicitly pressuring Google to remove this feature”?
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by creaghpatr 6y ago
World Weekly News still available at your local grocery store checkout as far as I know. That was how I learned what "fake news" was as a kid, the fictional headline you mentioned is totally game for that magazine. In fact most of
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by creaghpatr 6y ago
I thought Mark Zuckerberg controls the majority of voting shares, thus making it impossible to 'wrest control'?
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by creaghpatr 6y ago
Paul Graham on Twitter "What this news tells me is that Google has found a way to target ads just as effectively without using this data." https://twitter.com/paulg/status/1367118518592888834?s=20
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by creaghpatr 6y ago
Also puts a lot of back-office infrastructure in place to serve as a starting point for a transition rather than have the founder(s) have to manage that as well.
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by creaghpatr 6y ago
Happens in China too.
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by creaghpatr 6y ago
There used to be, you could hide all from certain sources when you looked at the options on a given post but they sunset that feature. The sources I hid then still don't show up in my feed, though.
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by creaghpatr 6y ago
>As far as I can tell, Indian political parties and "news" outlets have completely gamed the system. Every day, there would be a new outrage hashtag. And by no means are these outrages driven by one political faction. Over the
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by creaghpatr 6y ago
That is, in fact, NOT ANY CONSOLATION, but this is HN so I have no doubt you are being sincere and I appreciate that. t. Atlanta sports fan
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by creaghpatr 6y ago
Godspeed to the marketing team that has to go to market with "modified e-coli".
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by creaghpatr 6y ago
Second Zaid Jilani.
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by creaghpatr 6y ago
Largest and strongest are not the same thing.
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by creaghpatr 6y ago
This needs it's own separate scientific investigation.
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by creaghpatr 6y ago
They also locked the NY Post's Twitter account https://twitter.com/noahmanskar/status/1316459416414302208?s...
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by creaghpatr 6y ago
I've taken the Shanghai/Beijing route and I can tell you there is plenty of demand at that price point. Great value and not much longer than the overall airport process.
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by creaghpatr 6y ago
This is a great article, and those factors definitely skew PredictIt markets in my experience. I won a lot of money on PredictIt in 2016 and was dismayed to discover the "withdrawal fee" in addition to the 10% vig. My advice for P
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by creaghpatr 6y ago
That's right, because the mainstream media report will reference this paper, not the other way around like you are insinuating here. That was, of course, the point of OPs comment: >Covid has been turned into a religion completely la

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