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by dqv 7y ago
Not following the recipe risks experiencing recipe anxiety: the fear that you are going to eat something gross. Ok, maybe it only applies to me, but I actually am scared about not following the recipe. My husband modified a recipe to make i
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by dqv 7y ago
I've got one. Sometimes when you start typing on Google, the keyboard drops in the middle of typing causing you to tap a link where the key had been. https://imgur.com/a/v1CGba5
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by dqv 7y ago
Do you do any wrist/grip work? It took me several months just to do small increases in grip strength. I could only do 5lb wrist curls and 20 seconds pinching a 10lb plate. Dead hangs didn't come until later and that was also very
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by dqv 7y ago
>All these claims are publicly testable using web archives I'm confused about how you think this would work. 1. Yelp doesn't report on its approval speed. 2. To get an accurate report on this, you would have to have several acc
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by dqv 7y ago
Where? I can't find anything about salaries on the USCIS data hub. It's hard to trust a non-governmental data source since there is no penalty or fines for misreporting.
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by dqv 7y ago
Well yes that's exactly the point of the video: that poor people don't have the lowest tax burden. It is a response to the claim that they do.
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by dqv 7y ago
I wonder how much of the wrist pain has to do with diet and exercise. In my teens and early twenties I had chronic wrist pain. Now in my mid twenties I've been doing weight training that includes wrist/grip strength exercises (wri
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by dqv 7y ago
Pronunciation consistency is pretty important too. "I deer you to slap the beer" does make sense because both /ɛr/s (?) have been remapped to /ɪr/s (?)
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by dqv 7y ago
Well Quest but also LabCorp. If we go on employee count, then LabCorp would have the bigger hold. I can't tell if Sonora Quest and Bioreference are subsidiaries of either of these two larger companies.
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by dqv 7y ago
>It also included a link to a list of employee rights and protections that Google agreed to post as part of a settlement with the National Labor Relations Board this year.[0] But in this case it appears to be a link to an internal notice
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by dqv 7y ago
You're right. It literally links to (what appears to be) an internal company document. go/nlrbnotice
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by dqv 7y ago
The refill coffee pot thing is a reference to us folks in the lower class that still have manual coffee makers at work :) Automated like you mention is still an exception rather than a rule.
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by dqv 7y ago
It looks to be available by clicking the Read Now button: https://www.hbs.edu/faculty/Publication%20Files/Cullen%20and... It's 45 pages so I can't read it until later, but maybe someone else can.
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by dqv 7y ago
Maybe not in larger organizations, but in smaller ones those recordings really do get used for training purposes. And to verify claims about what agents say. I don't think the intent is to intimidate callers, but to let them know tha
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by dqv 7y ago
Yeah... It's a warning sign to be ultra-defensive and strictly adhere to protocol (and document every action taken). In any normal situation, there is room for adjustment, but not if you're interacting with someone who seems to ha
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by dqv 7y ago
Yes. And in the US, the units are still not uniform, so it means standing at each product for a few minutes with a calculator converting between units. It has wasted way more time than passing a law that requires the same units for each pro
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by dqv 7y ago
Here's what the RFC[0] says about it: >Two primary use cases were considered during this protocol's development. These use cases are preventing on-path devices from interfering with DNS operations, and also allowing web applica
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by dqv 7y ago
American fridges have falcon wing doors with door knobs instead of handles
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by dqv 7y ago
Nice! I'll take a look. Thanks for the advice.
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by dqv 7y ago
>Message-ID is not unique per message Thank you for saving me from the heartbreak of finding this out later. Seriously you just saved me a ton of time. >A UIDVALIDITY change should blow your whole cache. In practice they are rare. So
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by dqv 7y ago
This is kind of related... So I'm working on an app that uses IMAP. I need to know which emails I've already processed. Has anyone ever used the message ID header to identify an email as unique/seen? Or do you hash the email
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by dqv 7y ago
>Does #1 mean that there are IMAP servers where my phone and my desktop and my laptop (etc.) can't all read my mail simultaneously? I think they are talking about one particular client instance. In other words, you should have some
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by dqv 7y ago
I just donated $25. It was easy. Match me!
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by dqv 7y ago
But being a nurse is more social than software is. And that aligns with what we know about the differences between where women tend to excel and where men tend to excel.[1] And of course you can then argue that parts of software are more
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by dqv 7y ago
>I wonder how many of the spam calls are actually powered by Twilio? Probably not very many. Think about it: the spammer has to pay for each minute of call time on Twilio. Let's say a spammer spams for 12 hours a day at $0.013 a min
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by dqv 7y ago
That's more or less what phonics is. It's discussed in the article. There's a combination of learning how sounds map to letters/letter combinations and then learning how they are used in real words (with spelling tests).
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by dqv 7y ago
I think it's unfair to make this association. It is both possible to be cognizant of gentrification and make valid critiques of political correctness. It turns out that most people in the US decry PC[1]: > 83 percent of respondents
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by dqv 7y ago
>Am I the only one completely unsurprised? No. I noticed the same thing hearing the drum of intersectionality beaten so often. Crenshaw's foundational piece[1] on intersectionality lacks any meaningful analysis of class (except for
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by dqv 7y ago
I have a rough draft that does this. It uploads the attachments to a local service. I'm not sure how hard it would be to bolt in object storage. It also parses the headers. I imagine it could be used for spam scores, subject/recip
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by dqv 7y ago
Seriously. I can't believe the mail doesn't violate some kind of FTC regulation about impersonating your mortgage lender. So many of the mailpieces were designed in such a way that I almost believed it was coming from the lender a

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