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Thalo Labs - Carbon Capture | NYC | Full-time | ON-SITE | https://thalolabs.com Hiring a Director of Software and Backend Engineers. See current open roles here: https://jobs.lever.co/thalolabs Thalo Labs a New
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I know they exist, the one's I've seen are used to store towels and other things. By functional I mean really the kind you can shower in, with no pain. Has anyone actually tried them? how is the water pressure?
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3y ago
Idk about you but I would usually need to shower and brush my teeth before business meetings. I doubt the trains would include functional showers
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3y ago
Why is US train travel so much slower than that in Russia of all places.
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3y ago
Stabbing someone is never really a rational thing, unless it's a self-defense or something.
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As a person with a degree from a UK university that got married and changed her last name, never have I ever passed a background check for university education. Couple of companies asked me for a copy of my diploma, I just kindly reminded
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3y ago
Someone. On star is really wild to me. It was such a good product pre smart phone and is entirely useless now
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Car is a low margin item. SaaS is a high margin item
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Yeah I know, but it’s not like he drove him to the woods, they drove like a mile down the street. Is it too far fetched to say he would have stabbed him on that other sidewalk if he didn’t get into his car?
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3y ago
It’s not like he invited him over to his house. How much slower can you go than talking on a sidewalk?
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Opiates for wisdom teeth extraction are entirely unnecessary. Source: had six very painful teeth extractions, with bone grafts and two sinus repairs. I was almost pain-free on 600mg ibuprofen + 600mg acetaminophen every 6 or so hours. I say
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4y ago
that's not what 50% too high means, sir. But even so, living in SF on 97K before taxes is questionable experience. It also seems that with 30K a year or 2.5K a month we are essentially nickel-and-diming. As a CEO you have to sometime
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4y ago
You what? Did you really just say “other people may die but that is a price I’m willing to pay”? Like you’re in charge of who dies and who lives or something
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4y ago
Question 1: how much did you take? Question 2: what makes you think opioids treat infections?
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Actually you can take quite a bit of ibuprofen for a short period of time with no long term problems. You can also take ibuprofen and acetaminophen. It is quite the hot take that narcotic pain meds are safer. I’m not at all suggesting ibupr
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Why is it so hard to understand? I don’t think anyone here is saying there is no legitimate use for narcotic pain killers. If anyone is in huge amount of pain, by all means, take what you need. However it should almost never be default firs
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Who is suggesting ibuprofen for cancer? Come on now. There is absolutely time and place for narcotic pain killers. But there are a lot of doctors prescribing them for really minor things. Few years ago I got vicodin after a root canal. It w
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Actually in the US you also get ibuprofen. I had very invasive jaw surgery and sinus repair. It hurt. I got 600mg ibuprofen and 600mg acetaminophen for the pain every 4-6 hours. It definitively took pain down to tolerable levels.
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I’m not trying to say that narcotic painkillers are ineffective or necessarily dangerous. I am saying that many kinds of pain can be managed with OTC medication. There aren’t necessarily two schools of thought. It’s more that if let’s say i
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4y ago
I mean, you do know that regular Tylenol still works as pain medication? You don't necessarily need narcotics for broken bones.
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Thalo Labs | Carbon capture | https://thalolabs.com | NYC | Full-time Hiring a software engineering lead, mechanical engineer, process engineer and a business lead. Thalo Labs a New York City-based company focused on acceleratin
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Of course it is for PR, it would be really dumb to not publicize it. It would absolutely work in a sense. Of course the CEO will not get a real experience and of course no one will bring any real grievances to him. But the CEO will still g
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4y ago
No the land is expensive
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Oh like you’re saying top designers do not spend millions on marketing, my sweet summer child. It’s not that brands spend money on ads so they have to raise the prices. It’s that advertising enables brands to charge more because they can
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Wait until you hear about designer handbags.
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it's not really all that sinister. It's just you have a factory and you have workers and sometimes you need more work for them than your company can provide. Just because you can manufacture items for your competitor does not mean
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Well, the opposite, as in your city falling in despair sure sucks more. People wanting to live in San Francisco aren’t the problem, housing red tape and nimbys are
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That's not always true. I actually don't know how true it is at all. At least in facilities that I know about, everything was manufactured exactly the same, there was no such thing as "first run after cleaning", as far a
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Many years ago I worked at a candy company. I tell you more. MOST of "private label" stuff is actually manufactured by the same company as the "name brand", what is more companies routinely manufacture stuff for each ot
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yeah 70% not 100% some people will still develop allergies
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