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Comment #43001876
You see this in Spanish a lot too. Diaz is son of Diego, which is still a common enough name. But there seem to be many more examples where the corresponding name is now rather unc…
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Comment #35647630
OP stated he was hoping for more supply, or at least leas demand relative to supply. I stated why that may not work out. I said nothing about supply declining more than demand.
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Comment #35645049
Yes, high mortgage rates should temper demand somewhat, all else equal. But the effect may not be as large as you might expect given the increasing prevalence of all-cash buyers. U…
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Comment #31512087
A new, modern Twinsen's Odyssey/Little Big Adventure. Looks like someone is working on it here[0], wish them all the best. https://twinsenslittlebigadventure.com/lba-new-name-twins…
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Comment #31205788
The Spanish language uses the same word to signify "wife" and "handcuffs" (la esposa/las esposas).
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Comment #30977841
Many of the examples make this article hard to take seriously. For example: > Your landlord is telling you what colors can be used for paint inside your apartment (if you live in a…
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Comment #30638560
"Desde la puerta de La Crónica Santiago mira la avenida Tacna, sin amor: automóviles, edificios desiguales y descoloridos, esqueletos de avisos luminosos flotando en la neblina, el…
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Comment #30390372
> Ray Dalio's radical transparency idea is one example May be worth to note that, as far as I know, radical transparency at Bridgewater does not extend to salaries. (Source: Was of…
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Comment #30176355
I'm only aware of ELSA [1], which claims to give feedback on pronunciation, intonation, vocab and grammar (and possibly more). My wife has several friends who are non-native speake…
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Comment #29701775
I can't reply directly to the poster who asked: > why wouldn't that apply to credit card debt? So I'll just leave an answer here. Credit cards, when they are issued to college-aged…
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Comment #29660531
Many credits card have points/airline miles/other stuff you can earn with your purchases. So as long as (1) the bill doesn't add fees for using a credit card, and (2) you are payin…
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Comment #28580017
I think you are right.
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Comment #28579987
Women are, in general, hypergamous, meaning they are looking for men who are "above" them along some dimension: wealth, status, looks, education, etc. I can not find the link, but …
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Comment #28289356
Yes, currently, but they are in the process of being sold (along with rest of Time Warner Media) to Discovery Inc.
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Comment #27789729
I don't find it that odd. As I'm sure you know, there are fairly large differences in pronunciation. Larger than the differences between European and Latin American Spanish, for ex…
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Comment #27237983
The Deliberate English channel has a couple videos on pronunciation: https://www.youtube.com/c/DeliberateEnglish/videos I am not affiliated, but know of it because of past particip…
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Comment #27233811
I bombed more interviews than I can remember, mostly when I was a senior chemical engineering major in college looking for a my first job (more than a decade ago). We had numerous …
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