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Impacts of Grease and Cheese on the Recyclability of Pizza Boxes
(westrock.com)
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aclimatt
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9mo ago
What are we "putting up with" and what problem are you trying to solve? LinkedIn works because it provides value. Competition doesn't just appear for fun; it appears because there is differentiated value to be captured. So on
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11mo ago
Right and not just that it's new, it's that it's noteworthy. The NYT's motto is "all the news that's fit to print". The job of a news source is to report on stories that are A) new and B) noteworthy. Sure
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1y ago
This is all great advice especially at the 101 level. At the 201 level, you can start to skip a lot of these formalities by straightening out the information asymmetry and really having a crisp position on the value exchange. - Your #1 goal
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aclimatt
2y ago
Amazing what a little (a lot of) money and power can do to a culture. Some of our worst traits come out when we're all of a sudden in charge.
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aclimatt
2y ago
Perfectly said on both counts. Rents, unlike broker fees, are highly transparent prices that are far more influenced by market pressure and competition, a win for buyers in a market already very lopsided toward sellers. Because broker fees
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2y ago
This behavior is extremely frustrating. I have a pair that only supports one device, and on the occasion that I connect them to my MacBook and forget to unpair or turn off Bluetooth afterward, they will permanently be usurped by Apple Music
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2y ago
Yep that was one of my justifications for wanting to get a Lyme test. Their response: "well you never had a rash and don't remember being bitten by a tick so that sounds impossible"
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2y ago
Same story as a lot of people here. I got Lyme when I was in my early twenties. I had no bullseye rash and no evidence of a tick bite. And I lived in California which made it even more confusing. Woke up one day with debilitating headaches
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3y ago
Unless existing physicians' associations put up a fight, which they absolutely will, AI replacing the diagnosis aspect of a PCP is both probably one of the best applications of LLMs possible and one of the biggest impacts they can make
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3y ago
Credit Karma | Mid-level to Senior Engineer | Charlotte, NC | ONSITE We're hiring a mid-level to senior engineer to join our exciting team at Credit Karma! We're a high-growth team responsible for some of our business-critical exp
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3y ago
Well done with getting that domain name, but you may be in a world of trouble with trademark infringement with OpenAI. To the point where they actually may have an argument to seize the domain: https://www.icann.org/resource
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4y ago
Credit Karma | Senior Data or Software Engineer | Charlotte, NC (onsite) We're hiring a Senior Data Engineer, or a Senior Software Engineer who likes data! Credit Karma is the largest consumer lending marketplace in the US. We work on
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5y ago
Credit Karma | Full-stack Engineers | San Francisco / Oakland, Charlotte | ONSITE Come join Lightbox Labs! I'm hiring for our exciting new product dev team inside Credit Karma. We're a close-knit team of extremely talented fu
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5y ago
Every time a holier-than-thou architectural magazine waxes poetic about the beauty of "poor forgotten brutalism", they make their point by showing extremely well-cropped, always black and white, high contrast images to make the
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5y ago
Indeed. This website has been pushing this word for almost 10 years (since 2012, along with others, but sonder seems to be their biggest "hit"), seemingly just for the sake of coining a neologism. But I too have never actually see
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aclimatt
6y ago
Since we're on the topic, shouldn't this (hospital admissions) be the almost singular criterion to influence public policy / restrictive measures? The line I've heard repeatedly is we're waiting for "total"
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aclimatt
6y ago
Aquafaba is amazing. But since we're talking about egg replacers, here's one even more remarkable: Carbonated water. No joke. Carbonated water can seamlessly replace egg in almost all things where the egg provides some rising 
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aclimatt
6y ago
A bit of satire lauding Comic Sans' indestructibility: https://www.mcsweeneys.net/articles/im-comic-sans-asshole
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6y ago
Absolutely right. It seems almost every other thread here is missing the crux of the article, which has nothing to do with some alleged musician-listener supply-demand issue. Rather: Graham Davies, CEO of The Ivors Academy said: “This surv
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Amazon Echo Frames Now Available to Everyone
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6y ago
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6y ago
More detailed NYT obituary that talks about his life and career, particularly how he grew up: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/31/movies/sean-connery-dead.... RIP
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6y ago
You're absolutely right, it can be easily addressed with more information. So perhaps it would have been worth it to get that information first and level a more applicable criticism before posting valueless FUD. https://team
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Business Leaders Urge Mayor de Blasio to Stop New York City’s Decline
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6y ago
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6y ago
I'm trying to find the link but I remember reading an article on HN about how nigh impossible it is to fake your own death. Not sure if that was what the parent was talking about. Here's one I found: https://melmagazine
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6y ago
I'd say that actually is my point though. If you're a high-ranking official giving a speech, speaking the same language as the general population will make you well-received and well-understood by using the language of your consti
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6y ago
I'd guess (almost) everyone wishes everyone else wrote in plain language. But there's potentially a more fundamental reason people don't. bambax in another comment pointed out the power of ambiguity, and that's one of th
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Scots Gaelic could die out within a decade
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6y ago
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6y ago
They are all localized Google domains. https://github.com/davidahmed/wiper/blob/master/manifest.jso... EDIT: Even better, they're also listed right on the extension's page: https://a
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6y ago
Since the article only very lightly touches on it and some may be understandably confused about the "solidarity" between the Irish and Native Americans, the "Potato Famine" was only so deadly in Ireland to the Irish due
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