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by giarc 1y ago
Sorry, yes I realize their purpose, but I meant the product still worked without them, so they could have stopped adding them and continue to sell the product. I guess the same is technically true for food dyes. I just mean that there are t
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by giarc 1y ago
I understand the need to phase out/in ingredients in this situation, however I've never understood when there is a simple ban on an unnecessary ingredient why it takes long. I'm specifically talking about those "microbea
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by giarc 1y ago
Most conspiracy theories at least could be true (ex. vaccines cause autism, wifi/5G is dangerous, 9/11 was an inside job), but how do people make the jump to "Royal Family were shape-shifting lizards"?
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by giarc 1y ago
>Forward thinking and risk-taking by SpaceX to further develop tech demonstrated by earlier efforts (DC-X, Mars Landing, etc.) Is this basically a technical way of saying "people realized it could be done"? Like the 4 minute mi
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by giarc 1y ago
There are many things that basically could be a game of "True Situation vs Scene from The Office"
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by giarc 1y ago
I try to explain to the one employee that is fine to have the expectation that others say Good Morning, but it's also fine that the other employee doesn't want to engage that way. Both things can be true and right at the same time
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by giarc 1y ago
It's funny to see this here. I manage a large team and just the other day had to deal with irate employees who are arguing over whether they should be saying "Good morning" to each other when they come into the office. One em
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by giarc 1y ago
I've always wondered if customer service reps have a "customer score" on their screen when evaluating whether to accept a return or not. I hardly ever return things, and on the rare occasion that I do, if I need to chat with
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by giarc 1y ago
Not only that..."The deception wasn't new. As early as 2019, The Wall Street Journal exposed Builder.ai's questionable AI claim revealing that the platform relied heavily on human contractors rather than artificial intelligen
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by giarc 1y ago
Calling the leaders of the State of California, the 4th largest economy in the world, "local" and less efficient than the federal government is interesting.
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by giarc 1y ago
Looks cool, but they should show more of the pages online. All I see is the (already coloured) front cover.
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by giarc 1y ago
Surprised to see Brock University up there. As the saying in Ontario goes, "If you can walk and talk, you can get into Brock".
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by giarc 1y ago
I scanned on an iPhone using native QR code scanner and it says "no usable data found".
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by giarc 1y ago
https://youtu.be/0k2Di6QqqEA?si=mUv-0O79DecW6SFX Take a listen.
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by giarc 1y ago
I think the JFK video is actually not a great example. When the video turns the sound off, the audio clip is so well known that I think your brain fills in the inflection and JFKs way of speaking. I think a better example would be to take a
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by giarc 1y ago
Smartphones getting exemptions? Didn't the administration talk about how American's would be tightening screws on iPhones as they brought back these jobs? I'm starting to think they don't know what they are doing.... &#x
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by giarc 1y ago
The inauguration donations are pretty common across all parties, I think the Trump coin launching the day prior was the most corrupt.
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by giarc 1y ago
Agree - train your employees to properly use a $200 ChatGPT subscription rather than rely on a $700/hr consultant doing the same thing.
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by giarc 2y ago
Wait 3.5 years? Look at the situation with Canada, you might just need to wait 3.5 days when he changes his mind and reverses the tariffs for some reason. The uncertainty must drive manufacturers nuts.
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by giarc 2y ago
Be careful with responses. People paying for a product likely tend to (unconsciously) overstate the benefits to justify their continued use and purchases. Do a google scholar search for blinded studies on whey protein consumption.
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by giarc 2y ago
>The concern nowadays is that someone will drop a device into a seat mechanism and it could crush the battery. I took a few flights in the last year or two and they made an announcement along the lines of "If you happen to drop your
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by giarc 2y ago
On a recent podcast, I believe the founder said that at 6 miles (close to your 30k well) that this technology could be used anywhere. However, I think they could only get 3-4 mile wells at this point. So if we already have the ability to dr
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by giarc 2y ago
Founder was on What's Your Problem podcast recently [1] and I seem to recall them having much deeper wells already complete. https://www.pushkin.fm/podcasts/whats-your-problem/harnessin...
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by giarc 2y ago
I think this article misses the one big problem (as I understand it). It's that schools need to dismiss the kid to their parent. I have family in North Carolina and I understand that cars have the family number displayed, and someone w
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by giarc 2y ago
I agree with your assessment of greater cause and free information, but in this case, the issue appears that the photos are not the most flattering. Look at the examples at the top of the article. Leo is simply looking down and not at the c
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by giarc 2y ago
"greater cause" when referring to better pictures of rich, famous celebrities??
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by giarc 2y ago
I'd disagree. Title is appropriate "could cut food waste" is very true and pretty mild. A clickbait title would be "Gene-edited non-browning bananas will solve food waste problem"
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by giarc 2y ago
Did they claim the project as their own, or did they use the open source to build a project?
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by giarc 2y ago
Putting aside the whole idea that Elon "bought" his way into this position, it's crazy this is the path that Trump is taking. He has a house and a senate that would likely happily cut all these programs, and it could be done
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by giarc 2y ago
It would be very difficult to get your bags from overhead bin when you are walking on the overhead doors.

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