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by kritiko 6y ago
There are ways around this. Art collectors have started building museums on their properties with limited, often onerous public access: "Wealthy collectors, of course, have long saved millions of dollars in federal taxes by donating ar
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Anecdotally, my doctor suggested a script for cipro for a trip to Thailand - and we ended up using it.
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Parking enforcement generally doesn't have guns & handcuffs, in my experience.
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What could you do with a Google Home or Amazon Echo without connectivity? The physical product is premised on being able to search the web and stream music.
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I think even the CR model has drawbacks - users on this thread talk about degradation of product quality from a manufacturer over time. It's hard to imagine that even a CR model could handle that. Their comparisons are a snapshot. I st
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I recommend Paul Freedman's Ten Restaurants That Changed America. The section on Howard Johnson's is very interesting.
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Apple and Google would be happy to have everybody in the world as their customer. Stanford and Harvard, while offering some non-selective continuing ed / MOOC programs that leverage their name, are not looking to increase their enrollm
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by kritiko 6y ago
College takes a lot of the administrative burden off of that stuff - offering student groups funding, space to meet, administrative support, systems to adjudicate disputes, etc. If you think about yourself at 18... how likely would you have
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by kritiko 6y ago
The author would say that you shouldn’t be eating pancakes, which presumably you are making with refined grains and frying in oil, and likely topping with some sort of sugar... he’s a keto fan. If you’re going to eat pancakes, I’d say it’s
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There’s no HFCS in Oatly. I don’t really see how water depletion is a relevant issue when most cows are being fed grain and soy. Vegans probably ignore the harms of monoculture in their arguments. But a lot of meat eaters like to point to s
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by kritiko 6y ago
When it applies to international business, it can be read as colonial extraction, sure, but I think this mentality is a core part of what's taught in business schools for the management of domestic workers as well. This is the basis of
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Maybe you just need to package it differently? I know I've bought Kindle books on similar issues and that there are people who work as consultants doing such things. Not to say that you necessarily want to become a consultant, but you
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I'd be interested to hear more about how you do that, and what you try to select for instead.
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What's the point of asking these sorts of questions? Typically to try to get a sense of how somebody thinks and what sort of rapport they have with the interviewer while problem solving, not that they get to the "correct" ans
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I think the distinction is more than semantic. The point of the exercise (and Adams' self help advice generally) is to promote entrepreneurial thinking. The combination of skills is seen as "added value" or differentiation. W
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by kritiko 7y ago
Anybody have any good links to any studies on Tummo? It's become very popular with Wim Hof (or, I've seen his practice ascribed to Tummo techniques and it does involve cold exposure). I'm curious particularly if there's
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by kritiko 7y ago
you have stories in the US of people dying from lack of access to insulin or rationing insulin.I wouldn't question that they "truly wanted" to live. but political organizing in the US around healthcare and other social benefi
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The point of the article is to dissuade people from pursuing careers in day trading based on marketing that it's an easy way to earn money (from people whose business is selling instructional materials... not day trading). If there wer
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What would you say the difference is between trying to make money on short term investments and trying to make money betting on sports? Also your final paragraph seems to imply a causal relationship between how hard you work and remuneratio
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by kritiko 7y ago
This fee goes to TSA, not the carrier. "The Passenger Fee, also known as the September 11 Security Fee, is collected by air carriers from passengers at the time air transportation is purchased. Air carriers then remit the fees to TSA.