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by mathgeek 2y ago
A number of French-door style fridges have ice drawers since the freezer is positioned below knee level.
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by mathgeek 2y ago
If you’re interested in such statistics, there’s a related data set at https://linzmacd.github.io/Final_Project/
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by mathgeek 2y ago
As someone who has coded up really barebone versions of Codenames a few times for remote team apps, love the look of this official one!
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by mathgeek 2y ago
How would your situation change if you didn’t have to account for US income tax while living abroad? Does it offset at all due to agreements with France?
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by mathgeek 2y ago
Quick google suggests it was https://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~hasti/cs368/CppTutorial/NOTES/PUR...
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by mathgeek 2y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Case_for_Mars was (is?) one of the more in depth works making such an argument
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by mathgeek 2y ago
Have you chatted with your manager about expectations and your personal growth goals?
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by mathgeek 2y ago
“Most people are prepared” is a great situation. Regardless, we still see folks in vulnerable situations die when the power goes out in extreme heat or cold. The minority that aren’t or can’t be prepared are the ones that need these guides
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by mathgeek 2y ago
What is you question here? Plenty of sites use animated images rather than video to demonstrate their product.
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by mathgeek 2y ago
The pamphlet mentions both warm winter clothing and blankets as good to have ready. There’s no recommendation to have one and not the other.
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by mathgeek 2y ago
While I am firmly of the belief that volunteer armies are preferable to conscription, I would wager the number of conscripted folks willing to shoot at someone invading their homeland is high enough for this to not matter.
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by mathgeek 2y ago
Unfortunately it takes both (all?) sides to keep a war conventional.
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by mathgeek 2y ago
You’re saying something different from what I said. While they sound similar, “a passion for your work” is not the same as “your passion is your work”. It’s similar to the difference between “I like that hobby and put effort into it” and “t
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by mathgeek 2y ago
I can’t help but imagine some of the folks this message is referring to as “needing to read more” seeing this and dismissing it as using language of “the elites”. There’s a certain irony to it, although the message is a good one.
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by mathgeek 2y ago
Do you have a source or specific links to learn more about that lab?
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by mathgeek 2y ago
> I'm amazed when people can remember specific details like that from decades ago. I suspect this comes down to biological or neurological differences. As someone who remembers lots of trivial facts but cares not for the details of
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by mathgeek 2y ago
Can you provide some examples where this comes up?
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by mathgeek 2y ago
This is the common usage in my experience (US).
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by mathgeek 2y ago
> And , I don’t want to assume but so have found “I can’t” attitudes don’t work for effecting change in life. I personally subscribe to framing “I can’t” as “I will not”. Then you can view such things as the conscious choices they are. Y
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by mathgeek 2y ago
> it leads to longer and better quality life This needs a slight change in wording or clarification, depending on what you meant. Losing substantial fat when overweight increases your chance of a longer and better quality life than if yo
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by mathgeek 2y ago
Couple articles that explore that: https://hbr.org/2020/01/why-stock-buybacks-are-dangerous-for... https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2018/07/are-stock-...
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by mathgeek 2y ago
You should definitely find out if you are breaking any laws.
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by mathgeek 2y ago
If they do find something that fits the bill, it will be referred to and marketed as “appealing to the cravings of folks on these drugs, and they personally need to be responsible about their choices”. It’s helpful to remember that this is
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by mathgeek 2y ago
I assume the issues with counter depth and reliability are due to them not compromising mich on internal volume (thus reducing the heat dissipation ability around the compressor). Most folks are going to buy purely based on volume inside. C
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by mathgeek 2y ago
The Highlander rates somewhat higher on crash ratings from what I can find (both are top picks). Also a significantly heavier vehicle (by about 10% depending on model years).
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by mathgeek 2y ago
Quick google shows MSN mirrors this one https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/other/killer-robots-are-abou...
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by mathgeek 2y ago
Turning this into an incentive that everyone values is a signal that a team has a great culture.
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by mathgeek 2y ago
One needs only look at the recent political weaponization of the small number of transgender kids playing sports to see another example of a small number of instances being generalized for outrage. Doesn’t make the needs less important, but
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by mathgeek 2y ago
This is precisely why peer reviewed studies are so valuable and sources so important. Folks can properly value anecdotes (which can be valuable, don’t get me wrong) against other sources of knowledge.
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by mathgeek 2y ago
Language is important here. Programming, at its basic definition, is just writing code that programs a machine. Software development or even design/engineering are closer to what you’re referring to.

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