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iamthepieman
2y ago
It is too strong, but you can mix with a pure CBD strain or chamomile, lemongrass, mint or a bunch of other herbs. Of course then you get the (mostly) mild effect of that herb as well and it's another step and changes the flavor. I do
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But your not being taken care of by a person. Your being taken care of by the system. The nice nurse goes home in 3 hours, the nice doctor has 9 other patients. The secretary relies on the information in The computer. The people may very we
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I work with companies that hire us to do exactly what you're describing. I've seen this go bad every way you can imagine. Here's some of the top mistakes. 1. Expecting employees to support a project like this and do their reg
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I worked with center point. They hired my company to do a digital transformation on their geospatial, work order and asset management systems. They were terrible. At one point our COO has to sit down with the VP in charge of the project and
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Maybe. Commercial anything often has subtly different use cases that are not advertised or shown since they are implicit in an industry. Commercial kitchen appliances have rock solid frames, bases, enclosures but wearable parts might be no
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Structure is meant to be broken. But the breaking of structure only works if you have it. I struggle to have a good routine but spontaneity happens more often when I do. If I go to the gym at 5:30 and do chores at 7 and go to work at 8 and
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If you want someone to stop something you have to offer them a world of opportunities to replace it. Because you don't know exactly what will slot into that gap due to lifestyle, financial, personality and social factors. If you want s
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Maybe I'm lucky but I've never been fired for telling the truth and the truth is easier to align to. "There's a bug in a third party library that's part of the critical path "We can make it harder to hit the bu
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How NPR Lost Americas Trust
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Been using irfanview since i heard about it in college from a classmate. I've included it in a number of image processing pipelines when i just need a few simple modifications to a lot of images. Its faster than a number of libraries t
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3y ago
A Canticle for Lebowitz has many of the themes you mentioned.
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I'm dealing with another common version of this right now. Another contractor (not from my company) had estimated a certain amount of time to fix everything and add some updates to code they had developed. Our mutual client didn't
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Forgiveness is part taking control and part letting go and part accepting reality. It's not about the other person. It also doesn't mean you don't make any changes in your thoughts or behavior or adjust to the reality of what
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That's why I said it's an equation, a balance, if you will. Sounds like you are all the way over on one side. We need the Stallman's of the world but most people are not that committed to a single issue. > The core misconc
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Well you're right. I'm a shill for kagi. The experience has totally converted me. However, I'm not affiliated so I'm an organic shill - healthier and less toxic.
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The privacy, spam, signal to noise, and user experience equation is different for everyone. For me it's a good tradeoff since they (say) don't store your history and the ad profile Google builds on you is probably more damaging to
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The best way to improve Google search results is to stop and use Kagi[0]. Seriously. If you are reading this article and these comments then you must be somewhat interested in search results. Do yourself (and the search world) a favor and s
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All the sibling comments trying to compare exactly how alike or different MS vs Apple behavior is, like a compare and contrast high school essay, are missing the mark. Some are very insightful and bring up information I wasn't aware of
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Seems like punk as it would be today wouldn't be particularly visible. If alternative or countercultural ethos is based on an antithesis to something else then it's always subject to whatever that something else is. But if it'
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I take it you mean flop differently than a successful product from a business and profit perspective. Like a comedian can flop around on stage in a hilarious bit of slapstick humor which you might call a successful flop. But the two hour co
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"but even a few percent more early detections due to frequent testing would be a win" This is not the current medical thought on early screenings for various cancers. It used to be and I was confused about it until very recently.
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Ableism is another one that can turn back on you. You can get in an accident, go blind, get a debilitating illness etc. its also one where it's even more obvious that the person with the disability can't perform in the exact ways
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This is happening at the big Vermont ski resorts like Stowe and Killington. Stowe might as well be a suburb of Boston, New York and Quebec. No one around here can figure it out either. I sit next to a guy at my coworking space who works on
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We've kind of got that already. It's not world class but it is quite nice. We do have world-class competition at Stowe and Killington though so not sure how well we could compete. I really do think that the bigger issue is the hou
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I live and ski in this area[0]. Have season's passes to Burke Mountain and even met Stenger and Quiros back when they were running the ski areas. On the slopes, at my coworking space, and around the campfire in the Summer, the topic of
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A fun way to play this is to pick a specific result first and then see how quickly you can get there.
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For mobile processors, it's one of the first things I look at though. And like you and others said I don't just look at the TDP but also rely on the big testing sites for load heat tests. Or, at least, I did until the m series pro
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Accurate but not reliable. Precision would come into play if they launched more than one.
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It's highly likely the site they go to will have Google's ads on it so they aren't really losing out. AdSense has 90% market share according to a couple sources I read (which I searched for using Kagi).
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I did say I looked more closely at the details of such systems and the suitability of my house, insulation level, climate was part of of that. The singular experience was just the trigger to look into it and I determined that they aren'
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