jxramos

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by jxramos 5y ago
We have a family member who's decided to sit this quarter out, they sat last quarter out too. I'm curious how universities are juggling the leaves, I know they always permitted limited leaves but the must be facilitating the proce
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That Phil Donahue show blew my mind when I happened to come across it at some point. Not exclusively for the deft conversation Milton had on full display but also of the high brow content that a midday talk show felt worthy to share with th
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by jxramos 5y ago
This has been my experience too, may possibly be from an old Android version. I never dug in deeper but one of these old beater phones I keep around for random around the house use is where I experience this Chrome : Firefox discrepancy.
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by jxramos 5y ago
I've been counting the flocks of Canadian Geese sizes that stop by our local ponds. Last head count was 8 individuals together. I thought I recall seeing 20 years ago dozens of head counts, maybe 24?
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by jxramos 5y ago
this is absolutely true, when you startup your car it will become immediately obvious because the engine exhaust sounds will be tremendous. Basically all those exhaust strokes of the engine pour out directly to the atmosphere never making t
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by jxramos 5y ago
#4 --> compassion It still strikes me when I hear the etymology of compassion, - com : with - passion : suffer basically to suffer alongside with which is much more profound than any soft warm fuzzy mental state, suffering is a physica
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This article is pretty fascinating, never knew about so called preservation solution https://www.livescience.com/how-long-can-donated-organs-last...
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can you share a link, I'd like to learn more about this "organ shelf life". Very fascinating. Maybe I was mistakenly applying the sudden death of the brain without blood perfusion to hold likewise for every other organ. Like
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I thought all donors had to be living with a beating heart, are deceased non-heartbeat donors viable for some subset of organ transplants? How does this work exactly?
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I'm not sure if you're invoking Bob Marley but if you are I salute you. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X2W3aG8uizA
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by jxramos 5y ago
I forget where I heard it but someone connected the concept of processed food with synthetic meat and pretty much claimed such meats are a prime example of processed food. Made me think twice about those things after hearing that.
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There's a good balanced article I recently read on this subject over at https://www.city-journal.org/ivermectin-sparks-yet-another-c...
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is that right, if I see my Dr and test positive for covid I get sent home to rest up much like if I had came in with a cold? I think even with the cold they have some sort of medications like cough medicine etc, do they lend no home treatme
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by jxramos 5y ago
I haven't seen this commented on, but I find it really intriguing the button at the bottom to buy the data for $19.95 USD. Pretty interesting form of side business.
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by jxramos 5y ago
nothing specific other than speculating about hearing about stuff around that bottom part of the body: lower sperm count, slower bowel movements with constipation and stuff. I wonder if there's anything else anatomical down there that
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by jxramos 5y ago
wow, so all these fourth fifth republics etc, were they all from a coup essentially? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/May_1958_crisis_in_France
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by jxramos 5y ago
That's an interesting idea, but I'm not sure the anatomy lines up. Like the mass of belly fat and fatty liver pressing down from above in upright humans resting on the pudendal artery wouldn't be the same as how the mass hang
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maybe a good contraction would be a disbeni
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I know at the least they seem to entirely outsource their Free File Fillable Forms to Intuit: Search this page for Intuit https://www.freefilefillableforms.com/static/fed_terms_of_se... And here's where you search
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wow this is fascinating, taking the veneer of something in the tautological space and using it as sheep's clothing over something known to be a wolf. There's something curious about this form of misleading that deserves to be iden
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by jxramos 5y ago
Don't quotas already exist in other forms of unionized work; like I recall hearing electrical unions have designated time quotas for completing certain jobs? Maybe that memory is off though or inaccurate.
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wow, I never knew that. I always perceived inventories as risks companies took assuming they'd be able to sell it all or at the least would be able to liquidate it at cost if it came to it. Sounds like the books are already negative ju
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so just property tax then, like an empty warehouse holds the same tax burden as one filled to capacity with inventory? I thought someone was suggesting more than property tax.
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curious, who's taxing for inventory?
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that's a superb distinction, the notion of a culinary ingredient , which I'm imagining is basically ingredients you could pick off the shelf for the most part. Like you'd never find "maltodextrin" in the spices ais
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by jxramos 5y ago
Here's a great complimentary nugget of wisdom Elon Musk shared on the tour he gave of Starbase recently that intersects with a closely related concept. 17:29 Possibly the most common error of a smart engineer is to optimize the thing t
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Real world, 2016—Wave’s new second-biggest problem is that we have outgrown Quickbooks. Wow, I'm curious does anyone know what kind of scale that tool operates at and where its limitations arise from?
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the problem is the recycling triangle that's imprinted on the containers, the one's showing the material code on it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recycling_codes . Somewhere along the line the recycle triangl
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yah the cumbersome part is for real; for the longest I never itemized groceries, just lump sums spent. I've been slowly automating more of the process. For online purchases I write some chrome extensions that scrape the order pages and
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I've been feeling the price rises too, I second the Costco thing entirely too. I have a ton of receipt data I can analyze. I've been curious to track my personal expenses for things like milk, take out burgers, and other stuff I r

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