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Salmon not prepared, handled or stored properly or not served fresh can taste pretty bad and smell pretty bad compared to other meats. Seafood in general goes bad fast compared to beef or pork for example.
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For a convenience store, they were missing items you'd find reliably in 7-11s, like charging cables or headphones, at least when i asked the guy at the front.
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It's the same logic of letting a machine do a gym exercise vs doing it yourself, you're missing the point of it, because otherwise the gym exercise is mostly useless.
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That is why I said "It's not a %100 solution, and we don't know how long it will take to not be relevant, but it is something you can do today."
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The problem with widespread cheating even if you don't cheat yourself is it essentially reduces the credit rating of your $50k program and has knock on effects elsewhere, like worse interview loops. And if the 'cheater's wo
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The failure mode of things like ChatGPT is it can make wrong answers confidently, subtly, and if you don't have the skill to audit what is wrong with the answer, then it can be fairly catastrophic. So instead of making questions genera
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Why stick with delta vs other majors, like united, southwest or american airlines? Frontier acting like that just seems consummate with their low price tier like spirit.
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This only happens in non competitive markets, or markets where fraudy behavior becomes the norm because profit margins are too low and they can't innovate their way into better profit margins. It's an act of desperation essential
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For the high end restaurant clientele, the difference between 10 vs 20 or 10 vs 9 is not much (which is what 19.99 and 9.99 tricks are exploiting), and they are optimizing for time and optimal experience, because they have 'less'
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Extra fees later on is exploiting people who have invested time into the buying process and now have a higher price for saying no vs. whatever the extra fee is. It's rational consumer behavior, but it is not what you actually think it
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I personally don't have a kid or know of one with ASD, but I was putting a bunch of previous info in my head plus what you describe as a potential solution. AFAIK ASD often comes with sensory processing issues, within and without as y
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You linking depression and exhaustion to this dysregulation state and the cure being sleep related sounds like your describing a really bad case of sleep deprivation. But I also get the sense that it is not that? And somehow related to a
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Pay is determined by supply and demand, not just how difficult it is to provide the supply. And what determines the good pay of tech workers & CEOs is their BATNAs. To hire a CEO of a top tech company, you essentially have to be a bet
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Read the studies the original article links to? AML is a boil the ocean way to prevent crime, except the ocean isn't being boiled because there isn't enough energy to actually boil the financial system. Instead it just annoys eve
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Always kind of wondered why monero onlyfans or state weed hasn't happened much. Work that is legal, but the financial system makes an absolute bitch to actually financially transact for.
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AML regulations prevent about %0.05 of criminal proceeds from being 'harvested' and the cost of these compliance regimes costs vastly more than the value they bring. And it enables a vast financial surveillance system and a huge
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I got diagnosed in middle age after a very long assessment that cost me a lot of money, because I wanted accuracy. If it was depression, neglect or trauma I would've been fine with that assessment too. I had no idea going in that I w
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The fed more specifically is trying to avoid labor price inflation, as in the price of labor goes up in the price and the disconnect between capital returns and labor's share of income is maintained instead of starting to match again,
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You can get a lot of sound proofing by double layering drywall with an air gap in-between in exchange for some floor space.
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They don't really need to explicitly cut TC, it's already being cut by the stock value dropping a lot and no new stock grants being given out, on top of a general %25 inflation in pricing in almost everything with no concordant co
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Valuations are also about the future based on current adoption trends. It's like asking why did facebook pay so much for whatsapp, it's because it was very close to pulling a tiktok on FB themselves. They had half a billion peop
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That is what the perf review system is for, and one reason why as a lower level manager, your careful about who gets the good ratings vs. not.
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Are they really going to tell you the "privileged" stuff 1:1 if they don't know you well, or the stupid stuff that they tell the public? At that level, trusting people you don't know is even more risky.
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This really depends on the percentage of the workforce your laying off. A small %2-%6 one is really getting rid of people you don't want, but it's too much of a pain in the ass to do the entire PIP & political process to do s
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Violent crime & affordability issues in cities is a choice set by policy makers to make some politically connected people richer, it is not an attribute of cities. Poverty stricken rural places are just as bad, or even worse in many ca
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HCOL cities is a policy choice that is somewhat independent of city density, that seem to be the worst in english speaking countries, pointing to a potential flaw in the culture or shared legal systems. There are many high density cities t
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It's even more entertaining when the people who make it weren't even alive or old enough to understand or have memory of it. It's a bit of a trip for me. Made me realize that 'vintage' basically means to many peopl
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Better than a $2k genelec?
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If it's not apple music, it's a pain in the ass.
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Siri is really bad on many basic things that they could hard code. Like 'turn off lights' become 'turning on the the lights'. There are many weird ass bitflips for basics like that in Siri that is incredibly frustratin
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