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yayadarsh

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    Comment #47954928

    absolute masterclass in shooting yourself in the foot over the past month or two.

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    Comment #47937254

    Someone tell me if this is better or worse than Parakeet

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    Comment #47691887

    git commands I run before reading any code: git rm -rf .

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    Comment #47533850

    I just completed an 18 month travel sabbatical with my wife - would this be useful to catalog and cluster all of our photos based on geolocation and prompt us to collect memories?

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    Comment #45150815

    this blog post sounds like an LLM - and of course it was written by one (as admitted in the end).

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    Comment #44425314

    More and more people are more cognizant of their alcohol consumption, and like calories - it can be hard to eyeball them compared to the "standard unit" (14g alcohol). I build an i…

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    Comment #34831887

    This is an absolutely ridiculous claim, it's very clear that you have never met anyone with an allergy (or cared to ask someone about their experience if you have)

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    Comment #34745005

    I assume they are talking about the other QFC on Broadway (north of the Pike St one)

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    Comment #32572658

    Wow yeah, you nailed it! Government debt is directly related to programs like this, and this was probably the lion's share of the expenditure!

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    Comment #26171747

    Consumption decisions made by individuals will never solve this problem, as it is more of a problem with labor/industrial regulation and corporate governance.

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    Comment #23372365

    This is borderline antagonistic. Do you think that the majority of lower-income people who do not have large savings are in this situation due to disproportionately high discretion…

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    Comment #23372326

    Antifa is an umbrella term. From Wikipedia: > Antifa is not an interconnected or unified organization, but rather a movement without a hierarchical leadership structure, comprising…

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    Comment #20463056

    No live streaming. I wonder if this is purposefully specific.

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    Comment #19708472

    This is absolutely untrue. "Organic" is a regulated term by the USDA, requiring verification from an accredited certifying agency.

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    Comment #19003898

    Thanks for this. Just opened a support case to delete my account.

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    Comment #18271573

    Link for the lazy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=id1WShzzMCQ

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    Comment #18180060

    This is a misconception. They are not "like the rest of us", in that they are a publicly traded corporation with a legal obligation to chase shareholder value above all else. "We" …

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    Comment #17961914

    Love the ReviewMeta (website or chrome extension) for exactly this. It gives a computed "true score" based on some of the dimensions you mention above. (I am not in any way affilia…

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    Comment #17555664

    Not certain on this, but I think Azure is known to have more compliance certifications. This is probably largely due to the long relationships Microsoft has with government organiz…

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    Comment #17545442

    Honest question: what stores have this quality? I find that other than local or high-end/"boutique" stores (with much higher prices), I do not have the same experience.

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    Comment #17402829

    This is a strange comment, to me. What should they have done? Reached out to the family of the anonymous follower? What does the "popular Instagram influencer" owe to someone who e…

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    Comment #17181605

    SNS is meant to mean SN's, or "screennames". This (now-outdated) term refers to messenger accounts (AIM/ICQ) in the pre-Facebook world.

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    Comment #17148246

    Yes, and this is commonly documented and reported behavior from many first-person accounts of inner-city drug dealers.

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    Comment #17138551

    It seems like you are implying that because they might be obfuscating a hypothetical "source" that the findings are invalidated. What would you have the author do, instead?