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Comment #49169926
Even if the transcription was instantaneous, you'd still need to manually vet it, i.e. listen to all of it.
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Comment #48850753
There's skill in being able to manage a declining or non-growth business in a way that still pleases your consumer base (and therefore reduces your attrition rate). Not everyone do…
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Comment #48571850
Is the statement in the linked article that "The Internet Movie Database functions as a loss leader for the e-commerce giant" backed up somewhere? IMDB offers both Pro Subscription…
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Comment #48227873
Turn 1 Swamp, Dark Ritual into Hypnotic still a magnificent play and one that used cheaper cards in its time (vs. a Mox or something similar).
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Comment #47798663
I've been using Genius Scan for ~15 years and it also lets you send faxes (via credits you buy). My phone works for 99% of my use cases.
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Comment #47323765
Hisense has never operated at the top end of the spectrum. They can sell these TVs for $1000 because they're buying the cheapest panels that the actual high-end TVs aren't using.
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Comment #47323690
This is likely either a YouTube/Roku channel that shows relaxing images but monetizes them via ads.
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Comment #46887063
This product exists because it's fun.
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Comment #46782312
The UFCW claims they represent at least 800,000 grocery workers across the US. I had a job as a union worker in a supermarket, and am glad that's still available to others. https:/…
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Comment #46150194
If a business can't pay a living wage, it's not really a successful business. I, too, could become fabulously wealthy selling shoes if someone just have me shoes for $1 so I could …
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Comment #46109823
As long as they keep their hidden illustrations away from my precious Swiss chocolate logos!
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Comment #45761180
Progression is your level of skill as you get better at a game (whether it's something simple or its chess). I've had narrative events happen in games that, because they are guided…
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Comment #45570922
The PR site as well as the main site refer to it as Apple TV+, so not sure where the renaming announcement is. But it's un-Apple to have the + missing on the press release for F1..…
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Comment #45130794
For those interested in the subject, recommend the book The Power of Strangers by Joe Keohane that covers this with further depth. Worth reading!
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Comment #44876871
Starbucks Coffee Korea Co. is a Korean company, owned by a Singaporean wealth fund and a Korean company. US Starbucks provides licensing and supplies, nothing more. So this is a de…
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Comment #44876666
It's also interesting to see what decisions editors have made about animals. In English, for example, the article for the African elephant[1] is just the animal's name. In Italian,…
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Comment #44789185
Tumble Leaf is really good as well. Highly recommend it.
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Comment #43624267
There are still some wooden escalators inside the flagship Macy's store in Herald Square (Manhattan).
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Comment #42624445
Where are you driving your own car to get groceries easily in lower Manhattan... twice a week?
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Comment #42624167
The Museum of the Moving Image has had video games in its collection since the 1980s. https://movingimage.org/collection/collection-spotlight_vide... Hauser & Wirth have had essays…
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Comment #41936840
Especially when other merge games (Triple Town) existed for years. They're all in the same general genre.
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Comment #41936821
Forget it, Jack, it's Tripletown.
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Comment #41122255
Walmart also uses 3rd Party Sellers; I don't believe Target does. There's enough commentary about false/bootleg products on Amazon that it's no longer my primary destination for an…
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Comment #39828736
Scorcese's production company office was based in the Directors Guild of America building on 57th St for many years.
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Comment #39717072
It still is rude... it's just become commonplace.