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I've had similar experiences to OP, and I can also attest to the fact that it is absolutely obnoxious to be treated like a criminal in the normal course of filling your daily prescription. Sometimes you have to travel for work, and bec
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>Most high-street pharmacies in the UK >PillPack seems to do that, but 'on the Internet'. shrug Leaving aside the fact that 'on the internet' is a huge and important distinction (you should check out this company U
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8y ago
>Don't hate me for it, but my prediction is that the next lifeline Google will reach for Lifeline? Google is hardly in a bad financial situation.
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Choking down the rage this comment inspires in me, let me just say that pressure cooking pork in a vat of liquid is NOT the same thing as a slow-smoked pulled pork and to call proper barbecue pointless is affront to all that is good and dec
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8y ago
Have never been to SF to go to the SFjazz center but I see the ensemble every time they come to Boston. Incredible every time.
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8y ago
Have you asked them to change the link? Its not the mod's job to go through every submission and see if its a primary source or not.
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8y ago
I think his point is that its not and artificial barrier because not having to replace someone in 12 months provides a real value to the employer.
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8y ago
Why do you prefer the former?
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I'm not a big movie watcher but I definitely repeatedly consume other media. Music in particular, tv and print as well. If an album comes out that I like a lot, I'll often play it front to back a dozen of times in a week.
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8y ago
No idea what a 'salesforce architect or developer' is, but how would a COBOL programmer be considered IT staff? (In the context of this thread where IT staff == support staff)
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9y ago
He's obviously talking about the ones that aren't, such as the 'Discover Weekly' and the way it will guess at what to play next after an album finishes. I believe his point is that the algorithms don't generate play
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9y ago
It is absolutely not serfdom, no one is compelling you or anyone else to 'work' for YouTube.
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9y ago
Sounds like it was a defective battery rather than charging controller. Although depending on how long ago you got your first cell phone, I'm sure a lot has changed.
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9y ago
Not that I condone the audience's behavior, but this was not the premiere. They mention having played it in Boston before taking it to NY.
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9y ago
Ah, didn't realize this. I used to work at a coffee roaster and at the time was told the caffeine removed from decaf beans via the swiss water method was then sold to soda companies.
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9y ago
> Why do you suppose the Dutch and Danish never wear bike helmets? I don't. This is, like all your other justifications, irrelevant to our point of contention and, like all your other assertions, uncited and unsupported. >I might
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9y ago
To his point, the source of the caffeine in coke is coffee.
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Wait... do you seriously wear eye and ear protection around the clock, and not have any issue with your children not wearing helmets? I'm not sure how you've determined that your kids are more likely to suffer head injuries in a c
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9y ago
So what do you propose? He learn C first? Or he's just not allowed to learn Rust?
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Does it? I don't see that written anywhere, and prompt-toolkit supports python3.
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>Also questionable is the idea that MB would be able to remotely control the vehicle when every system other than the throttle had failed. None of these things failed per se, they just weren't under user control.
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I also think their discovery is far and away the best I've used. And their streaming platform / Spotify Connect is a really well engineered platforms IMO. My only issue with discover weekly is how heavily it weights the music you&
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9y ago
Another Google chat app? Anyone want to start a pool on how long it will last?
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Is anyone else bothered by the way media refers to these companies as 'cryptos'?
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Portability does not mean it fits in your pocket.
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It is inconceivable to me that they would be considered non-portable.
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I have worked at several companies of varying sizes, and have never seen a lactation room. They're certainly not required by law. I can also say the only place that would have been amenable to workers taking naps was an academic lab th
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I was in NYC over the long weekend (I'm from Boston), and I can say wholeheartedly that the entire city is filthy. I'm sure relative to what it used to be, its alot cleaner. But relative to most other places, NYC is one giant pile
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Amplitude (loudness) has nothing to do with frequency, and changes in amplitude will not affect the frequency perceived. Pitch == frequency.
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The paper seems to be talking about deliberate practice of an instrument, but then measuring what jazz musicians call 'ear training'. When I was preparing for conservatory auditions, I did quite a bit of ear training, things like
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