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by grvdrm 3y ago
And them getting any calories is usually more important than me being super choosy about the composition of those calories. I was very proactive about all of this for quite a while but have relaxed somewhat as things evolve at home. Also, m
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did you ever have an issue with them literally noticing the difference between your homegrown solution vs. store-bought?
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I am the cook in the house: My first kid - great eater up until about age 1.5, then pandemic hits, and then everything became much more complicated for a variety of reasons. My second kid - will eat really anything, but does show a preferen
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by grvdrm 3y ago
I agree with a lot of what you said. It's easy to look at what I wrote and conclude: don't introduce pouches, easy. Be extremely deliberate in what you put on the table, easy. I don't disagree with those things in concept. I&
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I wish you the best of luck - not cynically. Especially when your kid can buy their own lunch at school (even if you packed one). In my school district, they will NOT stop a kid from eating what they want to eat. Personally, I don't ar
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by grvdrm 3y ago
Without digging into the details of this particular issue, I'll say that working through food choices with kids is an exhausting process. I have two girls - ages 5, 22 months. They both love pouches. I don't love that they love po
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by grvdrm 3y ago
I’m of a different opinion than both of you - most of them are just ugly. More closed off wheel wells, grills, etc. The F150L is an exception. Taycan too. Not many more. An M3 in which the only the difference is propulsion will instantly tu
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Wow, amazing phrasing. I work for this person now!
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> When a person's moral compass gets so off, for whatever reason, it's kind of heart breaking It feels quite classically narcissist to me. I work for one. I'm not saying that lack of moral compass and narcissist are identi
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>but her career is busted -- no one is ever going to trust her after this Don't forget -> book deal. She's still capable of making money off the outcome and transitioning into a career as more of an evangelist for what NOT t
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That's great - this all came in time for me to run it by my doc today during an annual physical.
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So if C/C then slow metabolizer?
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Did you ever experiment with tea? Your message is clear on caffeine overall but I am curious if you tried tea in the process of figuring this out.
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+1 - they even offer you a sales engineer! And those folks are good.
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This post hit right something I dissected in my last role. In short, I was revamping/enhancing a property insurance policy pricing system as the lead from the business side (i.e. portfolio manager/actuary). However, much of the de
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Also, bring it back but don’t call it that and maybe we can get by paying someone less to do the same work.
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Valid point that how you respond invites or discourages certain types of commentary. Otherwise - to your question, very circumstantial. Unsurprisingly, the more bro-like the setting, the higher the chance. I don’t surround myself with that
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Yes - as someone with this problem, you are spot on. That says nothing about why they have trouble abstaining. One element of it: teasing, judgement. Sometimes you fear those reactions to your decision so you pick the easy path and avoid th
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by grvdrm 3y ago
Smart response. To add to your thinking Stronger: How much stronger? How do you measure? How do you test? Less Likely: How much less likely? And could it instead make them more likely to see attacks since they've been exposed. It doesn
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by grvdrm 3y ago
Maybe I can suggest a middle-ground that is sort of best of both worlds: put on a podcast that isn't one that you're certain you want to be focused on? I listen to The Daily and variety of others when I do dishes. When I'm ce
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by grvdrm 3y ago
Honest question: is there a situation in which you can identify a deficiency in your selling ability (as a founder) that subsequently makes sense to delegate to someone else? Obviously, if your product doesn't sell, then your story isn
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It’s as polarizing and stupid at city level as it is at the national level.
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CustomerCentric Selling. Not clear to me if it actually helps but it was excitedly recommended to me. Anyone else!
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>If you squint hard enough, much of SaaS is really just a big consulting package. The software is a shiny distraction to keep everyone participating. We only want to use just the right amount of software. No more, no less. The business c
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by grvdrm 3y ago
> Succumbing to pressure from big customers I'd love to hear how folks here handle this. What systems have you used to decide that either did or did not work? Where I am, we built things into our product for one of our three largest
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You’re not alone. I just paid for something that added a 3% convenience fee for paying with a card. I don’t see it frequently but the behavior is out there. Otherwise I think the incentive point is exactly right. My town allows you to pay
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> Nobody is stopping Bing from driving traffic to their website I know your comment is about the bot, but the other side is, yes - Google is absolutely stopping Bing from driving traffic to their website. Not Google's bot, but Googl
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I was a line cook in a restaurant for a year and a half. Great experience. You learn that communicating and teaming up are important. You work fast. You learn how to prioritize quickly and move on. Sometimes you crash and burn and it sucks!
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by grvdrm 3y ago
As others pointed out, generalizing across NYC is quite hard. Some areas - particularly in Brooklyn and Queens - are probably more developed than they used to be. What I was pointing to this something like this: https://www.epa.g
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Whether it’s climate change or not misses the point. People only pay attention when they can draw a bright line to a cause. Climate change is that cause. But the climate and impacts of all kinds related to it (all very complicated) have bee

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