elhudy

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by elhudy 7y ago
no, they wrapped the skin in plastic
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by elhudy 7y ago
Something that really stuck out to me in Japan was seeing the bananas at the supermarket wrapped in plastic. If only bananas had some NATURAL WAY of protecting themselves from the elements...
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by elhudy 7y ago
Everything is about money when you first graduate, unless you want to be supporting the financial industry with your minimum payments for 10+ years. someone with quantitative finance skills could likely move horizontally into any industry
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by elhudy 7y ago
go into data science and dont look back.
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by elhudy 7y ago
>I simply don't care about any of that stuff because I know as an individual it's close to impossible to change anything due to how politics work in the first place (it follows money not popularity). Lori Lightfoot became the m
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by elhudy 7y ago
Further, it's likely our society places a disproportionately large emphasis on "super-effective" cleaning agents. We don't need to wipe off every drop of our skin oil every day in order to eliminate bad smells or functio
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by elhudy 7y ago
LOL. You don't need to apologize, that's what's wonderful about this forum is almost everyone is open to learning more regardless of the tangenialness. Besides, my 15 yr knob creek barrel pick empathizes.
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by elhudy 7y ago
Clearly the NSA is out of control - but these aren't conflating issues. For the record, I don't particularly spend time worrying about either Snowden or the NSA.
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by elhudy 7y ago
That can be said in regards to leaks pertaining to constitutional violations against US citizens. But how about the unrelated cyber espionage and surveillance leaks which fell into the hands of China, Russia, etc.? There are only a handful
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by elhudy 7y ago
That can be said in regards to leaks pertaining to constitutional violations against US citizens. But how about the unrelated cyber espionage and surveillance leaks which fell into the hands of China, Russia, etc.? There are only a handfu
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by elhudy 7y ago
Snowden "...carefully evaluated every single document I disclosed to ensure that each was legitimately in the public interest. There are all sorts of documents that would have made a big impact that I didn't turn over" What w
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by elhudy 7y ago
What is 55% higher though - from $0.50 to $0.76 per bulb? Garlic doesn't seem like an elastic enough good where $0.25 would make a difference. It's a staple food in almost every American household. With that being said it's
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by elhudy 7y ago
Does slack really fall into the same categories as any of these though? >Office 365, Salesforce, Adobe Creative Suite, ADP I'm not a coder but these applications seems vastly more complex than slack - and thus I would be willing to
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by elhudy 7y ago
Would you be able to expand on this perspective? Is there an example of a highly profitable SaaS company which offers a super simple subscription solution and doesn't rely on data-collection based advertising?
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by elhudy 7y ago
Earnings run-up aside, it's only down 7% or $2 from this past Friday. That's a lot, but not in comparison to it's drop since IPO.
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by elhudy 7y ago
>Sometimes digressions can be fun though - Neal Stephenson's works or the footnotes of Infinite Jest. Shudders Not for everyone.
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by elhudy 7y ago
You can buy one of these "fake" bills for about $1300.
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by elhudy 7y ago
I'm not interested in applying, but I wanted to say shout out oregon state! Corvallis is a wonderful place to live. Best of luck hiring!
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by elhudy 7y ago
Isn't part of the purpose of the article that: in order to "catch up", lagging cities would need federal intervention.
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by elhudy 7y ago
Although not geared towards children, David Fairchild's [url = https://books.google.com/books/about/Book_of_Monsters.html?i... ] "Book of Monsters" [/url] is another fascinating glimpse into the
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by elhudy 7y ago
Interesting. I always thought hot air was the mechanism that causes a cough. Maybe it is just the lack of oxygen.
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by elhudy 7y ago
Wouldn't regularly functioning vapes be a danger to your lungs simply due to the heated air? I.e. at what temperature does vapor become dangerous?
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by elhudy 7y ago
Can you help me to understand why flying is a part of the plastic waste conversation here? Outside of business travel I can't imagine many people are flying around on a consistent basis. Avoiding commercial flight, and pushing for the
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by elhudy 7y ago
At risk of sounding pretentious, is Manufacturing Consent really all that important? It seems that most people who care already understand the high-level principals of US media propaganda manufacturing, and those who don't care wouldn&
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by elhudy 7y ago
That's unfortunate. The article offered an interesting new perspective to me and I don't think it's one that would generally be found on tv or elsewhere.
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by elhudy 7y ago
Just curious why has this been flagged for removal?
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by elhudy 7y ago
It is a printed poster though - a lithograph. Most likely stone considering the age but I'm sure an expert would correct me.
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by elhudy 7y ago
This is absolutely false.
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by elhudy 7y ago
Further, does it pave the way for expansion? We don't drive electric cars because they are 100% renewable, but rather because they have the potential to be as the science evolves. Is it worthwhile to have the recycling infrastructure
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by elhudy 8y ago
It is necessary to have wished for death in order to know how good it is to live. ;)

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