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It's a good option for eating out as a vegetarian/vegan. At least in the US, most vegetarian/vegan restaurant dishes are an afterthought or non-existent unless it's a vegan restaurant. I don't complain about it, but
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The more people you have, the longer things take. Everyone has an opinion and you need to spend time to get people to agree on things. This compounds with XFN teams and people coming up with make work or competing for top spot for the sake
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Ah I see that in the official docs, you are correct! My mistake. I never saw that in the docs when I was working on my project.
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There’s been some interest for things such as banks balancing transactions with each other or shipping countries validating logs. JP Morgan already developed their own Eth based blockchain to my knowledge and the usecases will be there. You
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I'm kinda happy with the way things turned out. For a moment, my understanding of reality was upside down with how many mediocre and clearly pointless projects were generating so much money. With every crypto hype cycle, I actually go
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A lot of internet advertising comes in different forms. For example, with Search Engine Optimization, businesses will create "content" or pages with information for keywords to get their pages ranked higher. This also applies to s
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The biggest problem is that you can make money from the internet. The internet was more about self-expression and fun. Then people realized they can sell things or themselves (being a "content-creator", "thought-leader",
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I’d also say people are more cutthroat and there’s more politics as you go through promotions as well.
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Does the study mention sprouted tofu or sprouted beans/grains? Sprouted grains and beans can reduce phytic acid. Here's a study, though honestly doesn't look like much, but maybe it is from a non layperson POV: https:/&
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For Elizabeth Holmes, the original articles which brought her down came out in 2015. She was indicted 2018. She was sentenced 2022. These things take time and the Fed is very thorough. I'm fairly confident SBF is going to get jail time
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A lot of their money is from enterprise contracts. These businesses have strict privacy requirements and would immediately end their Microsoft contracts or sue the company is they were monetizing their data. Let alone businesses with regula
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To my knowledge, they make money off of selling SAAS software here and not ads. It being cloud based is done to get recurring revenue. Office and Photoshop hit a point where it will satisfy vast majority of customer needs a while back. That
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Yeah, I think simple fundamentals are better for learning Japanese. Some JLPT books/genki for a foundation and going through primary source materials and making flash cards for things you don't understand. On top of that, quickly
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I have a coworker who came from Germany and that seems to be the case. USA still has very limited options. I don't mind, but I've come to stop going to restaurants outright due to the lack of decent options and only really go with
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I hope they stick around (Impossible should be ok). They're not the healthiest, but they're a rare semi-reliable vegetarian/vegan option for when you go out to restaurants. Otherwise you usually have to eat french fries or pa
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Isn't the reduced cost of regular meat due to subsidies? https://www.aier.org/article/the-true-cost-of-a-hamburger/
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My main question is if the vaccine side effects are just a much milder version of what would happen if you got COVID as opposed to something vaccine specific. If that's the case, then there would be more myocarditis issues from people
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My favorite coworking space was Code & Supply in Pittsburgh. It was designed by programmers for programmers. Simple place, but really cool people with a similar vibe and tables with monitors you can plug into. WeWork is alright, but a l
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During the initial COVID outbreak, it was one of the only decent information sources I could find. Twitter's nice because it gives you fast and easily available tools to curate your own feed. I could quickly follow a variety of profess
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Haven't tried moom, but Rectangle is fast and simple to snap windows left, right in whatever size increment you want: https://rectangleapp.com/
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My main gripe with working from the office was: 1. The daily commute, especially commuting with a large amount of people at the same time 2. Having to live in a city I don't want to live in with ridiculous rent 3. Having to be in the o
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If rich people were charged as much as poor people for drug charges, the war on drugs would be over tomorrow. I know so many rich people who joke about doing cocaine and other illegal substances. Even the president's son has video of h
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There's a large number of tech employees who only wear swag clothing and supplement with Uniqlo when required.
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Serial is still one of the best true crime podcasts, because the case has so much more underneath the surface. One example is this podcast going over a cleared suspects apparently falsified alibi records (his mom who was a manager at his st
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Zero-privacy is revolutionary if it applies to everyone. If it's privacy for me and not for you, then it's BAU power dynamics.
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Spend 2 days and write down everything you eat or drink in a spreadsheet with calorie count (including oil and condiments). Use a digital scale if possible for more accurate measurement. The answer will be glaringly obvious. Most people don
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I agree 100%. One big problem with Japanese textbooks is that they usually cover formal Japanese only. You encounter Japanese in the wild and see a lot of things handled differently from textbooks or at all. All Japanese All The Time was an
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It may be time to start interviewing for other positions to see if you're not maximizing your salary potential for your position.
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This company makes trackpoint mechanical keyboards, but they're main schtick is reviving the Model M: https://www.pckeyboard.com/page/category/UKBD I'm working on a modification for a different product w
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Yeah, I know someone who works at GE (in more traditional engineering). They have masters degrees and when I compare my salary or even someone starting out at a FAANG or Web 2.0/3.0 SWE with theirs, I'm genuinely surprised. They a
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