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by squirrel6 3y ago
The business model of what you are creating needs to be very straightforward / communicable (easy to sell and very profitable), TAM must be very large and penetrable, and your financial model needs to be very clear about what kind of m
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by squirrel6 3y ago
Where is the money going? Anyone got a copy of the budget? Haha. I am always so interested in how NYC’s bureaucracy comes out with these crazy decisions.
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by squirrel6 3y ago
Thanks, helpful context that I missed
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by squirrel6 3y ago
Interestingly, this recent SCOTUS decision in May 2023 was actually unanimous (9-0)
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by squirrel6 3y ago
https://archive.is/ZU8la
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by squirrel6 3y ago
This has to be satire
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by squirrel6 3y ago
This definitely is problematic because all of this will end up in the ground near the water table. A question I have is whether PFAS exposure through these disposable products results in absorption into our bloodstream. If the answer is yes
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by squirrel6 3y ago
I think about this constantly. For me, it’s less about content I enjoy but more about things that really made an impact on the way that I think and therefore have changed my life in some way. When we die, most of what we have will undoubted
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by squirrel6 3y ago
Were it not for the faulty design, they would not have been exposed to dangerous levels of noise. But to your credit, there are plenty of arguments that could explain hearing loss at any degree, including voluntary consumption of ototoxic c
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by squirrel6 3y ago
Other have mentioned Rusty’s rules; in either case (Robert or Rusty’s version) the basic mechanics of parliamentary procedure are a useful framework. I don’t think I’ve ever been in a single organization where more than a few rules or basic
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by squirrel6 3y ago
This is equal parts hilarious and interesting. How did you know about this Baptist meeting? Do you have the minutes?
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by squirrel6 3y ago
I actually also wear my night guard during the day, especially when I can tell I’m holding a lot of tension in my jaw.
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by squirrel6 3y ago
There’s a lot of “art” that is really just graphic design at its core. Creatives at-large are certainly negatively impacted with respect to the commercial viability of their skills. However, artists who express something in their own unique
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by squirrel6 3y ago
This is very true. The more ambitious the scope is, the more difficult it is to provide a bid in that format. Also, expensive engagements are priced on perceived value anyway.
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by squirrel6 3y ago
Thanks for sharing your experience. Agree with this last paragraph 100% — I would also highlight that part of the value consultants provide is in helping senior management cut through politics to actually solve problems and encourage cross-
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by squirrel6 3y ago
In reality, we would usually take the value-based fee (how much we think it’s worth) and then allocate it down to scope bullets, which are also usually very vague.
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by squirrel6 3y ago
Digital meetings are never going away at this point so this is a great point. Also, the most meaningful interactions I had early in my career were in small offices with 1 or 2 colleagues. If offices can’t be made available for everyone, the
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by squirrel6 3y ago
Yet another study discussing the notion that metabolic dysfunction has a significant impact on atherogenic lipogenesis. This is interesting because it suggests metabolic dysfunction is not merely an accelerant of developing CVD but is rathe