tallytarik

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by tallytarik 3y ago
Do you have any suggestions for those severely lacking on how they could acquire the needed mathematical background?
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by tallytarik 3y ago
> In 8th grade, the teachers were still going over the times tables with them. > In high school "honors" class, the teacher spent an entire semester on the concept of "molar mass". This is not the case everywhere.
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by tallytarik 3y ago
Out of curiosity, what did you prefer about the Tesla over the Polestar?
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by tallytarik 3y ago
Aside: I opened this in a new tab to browse later, then glanced over at the icon and wondered how I had opened a PayPal page.
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by tallytarik 4y ago
Could you explain how that supports the point you first made? My reading is that it says more people changed jobs than usual, and noted that changing jobs often leads to higher wages (in case I wasn't clear before - I agree!) It makes
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by tallytarik 4y ago
> Talk to your friends and colleagues who switched jobs and then get back to me. They increased their salary! Did you know that lots of other people didn't change jobs during the pandemic? In fact, some people even lost their jobs!
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by tallytarik 4y ago
> When there was no immigration during Covid salaries from people rose Source? I’m not aware wages on average increased during the pandemic. To the rest of your comment, it seems to be incorrect: https://insidestory.org.au&#x2
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by tallytarik 4y ago
Thanks for answering. > Employees can import foreign labour which has the effect of putting downward pressure on wages. You didn’t cite any sources here, and according to [1] this is wrong. In response to your comments about the rental m
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by tallytarik 4y ago
Can you explain how you arrived at that conclusion?
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by tallytarik 4y ago
The claim was just that it’s a better indicator than BMI, which is certainly not sensible for all bodies.
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by tallytarik 4y ago
Hmm, you’re right about the wording, but the alternate currencies page doesn’t seem to differentiate between where the bank account is based: https://stripe.com/docs/payouts/alternative-currencies Here in Australi
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by tallytarik 4y ago
That’s interesting, I didn’t know withdrawing to a card in USD was possible. Maybe if I ever have to implement PayPal again I’ll test it out :)
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by tallytarik 4y ago
If you have a USD-denominated bank account, based in UK or elsewhere, you’ll be hit with the 1% fee. If you have a bank account in another currency, you’ll be charged a 2% currency conversion fee from USD to your currency.
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by tallytarik 4y ago
For Australia it’s on this page under Withdrawals Out of PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/au/webapps/mpp/merchant-fees Coincidentally they added the 3% withdrawal fee soon after Wise became a popular bank accou
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by tallytarik 4y ago
This has also been the case in Australia since Stripe added the ability to pay out to a USD account last year. I was excited to ditch the 2% currency conversion fee - nope, just reduced to 1%. For what? A currency conversion fee can be some
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by tallytarik 4y ago
You go so far as to refer to the parent’s comment as a “meme” and then seem to agree with it by saying “I'm sure that would still ultimately contribute to weight loss” You are also correct - caloric deficit is not very sustainable long
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by tallytarik 4y ago
The last item in the summary seems to directly contradict you: > It is unlikely that government interventions have been worse than the pandemic itself in most situations using data collected to date
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by tallytarik 4y ago
> If you think exercise or some good habits significantly changes ADHD you don't know what ADHD is, sorry. I think this is uncalled for, especially when in your very next sentence you clarify that you’re speaking about your own expe
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by tallytarik 4y ago
The previous gen Mazdas would disable the touch screen when the car was moving. The latest models go one further - the screen is not touch capable at all. It’s honestly great.
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by tallytarik 4y ago
No photos might be caused by the Facebook Container extension - I'm seeing the same and I think that's what's happening for me.
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by tallytarik 4y ago
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by tallytarik 4y ago
There's a good reason not to do this: your new fancy word is less likely to be understood by those with lower English literacy.
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by tallytarik 4y ago
I hear this often, and as an Aussie techie it's such a shame. Whether or not it's true, it almost certainly means we'll never try. How do we get past this?
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by tallytarik 4y ago
Does "knows how to create a linked list" correlate to "won't install random libraries"?
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by tallytarik 4y ago
Fair enough — that's why I'm watching, too!
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by tallytarik 4y ago
> there has been zero evidence (except Heard’s wild claims) to support that Depp ever acted similarly. I'm a bit confused about this point - didn't Depp & his witnesses go first? I'd expect the majority of Heard's
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by tallytarik 4y ago
> Heard was the one abusing Depp This seems to imply that Depp did not abuse Heard, which was not the view of the judge in the UK defamation trial (he ruled that 12 out of 14 incidents of abuse perpetrated by Depp had been proven to a ci
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by tallytarik 4y ago
> MyGov isn't perfect, but it's fine. Sure. But then why have they spent tens of millions of dollars trying to build a new version - https://beta.my.gov.au - that works the same or worse?
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by tallytarik 4y ago
Roll-on antiperspirant is also great at stopping bleeding from shaving cuts. (Spray antiperspirant might be, too, but spraying myself in the face has never sounded particularly appealing) It’s not designed for this purpose, and you’re putt
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by tallytarik 5y ago
> The Australian Government Design System has been decommissioned and will be taken down on 30th Sep 2021. Much like everything else that came out of that agency, it was released and then promptly abandoned. The goal at various points wa

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