davemel37

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by davemel37 1y ago
I mentioned hallucinations last week on a call with 2 seasoned marketers and both thought I invented the term on the spot.
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by davemel37 2y ago
If they take medicaid, they might not be allowed to accept private pay.
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by davemel37 2y ago
Some non-profit hospitals have for-profit management companies.
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by davemel37 2y ago
I tried a few different avatars today and the latency is pretty impressive.
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by davemel37 2y ago
You lost me at requiring registering an account to see flight availability. You need to give some value before asking for my contact info. Too many free alternatives exist that don't gate their search results. If your premium features
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by davemel37 5y ago
"I was talking about people defaulting to claims of bigotry at any sign of criticism." The idea that antisemitism is used to silence criticism of Israel is meant to do exactly that, victim shame them into silence - its an outrageo
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by davemel37 5y ago
Here's the thing I don't get. If a groups behavior doesn't match your expectations based on your perspective of their history but you dont have the benefit of their lived experiences, wouldn't that be a tell-tale sign to
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by davemel37 5y ago
"people should stop using accusations of bigotry as a weapon to silence people" Huh? Are you seriously calling someones words who feels victimized, a weapon? Are you seriously holding fear of actual violence to an unsubstantiated
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by davemel37 6y ago
This list is saas companies. Its missing all consumer brands.
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by davemel37 6y ago
When Groupon pivoted from The Point it grew insanely fast. 2008 - $0 2009 - $15 million 2010 - $313 Million 2011 - $1.6 Billion Source: https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/GRPN/groupon/reven...
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by davemel37 6y ago
I find this advice to be outdated. Unless the actual page offers real contect around the intent of the searcher, I find the quality of these leads and conversion rates drop.
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by davemel37 7y ago
This is sort of correct - its not the temple rather the Mishkan (tabernacle)... The commandment of Shabbos is six days you should "Taaseh Melacha" and rest on the seventh day... later by the building of the Tabernacle, it connects
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by davemel37 7y ago
This says exactly what I wrote just discusses other features...in essence it turns off automatic features.
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by davemel37 7y ago
In theory, I can also argue that your view above is also a personal construct to help you cope with existence... I wont pretend to understand consciousness or the human experience...but I like to be pragmatic, and from a pragmatic perspecti
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by davemel37 7y ago
Fair enough about how you arrived at your views. For what its worth, my views are not as rigid as these comments suggest. They are nuanced and ever evolving... I suspect Eruv is a complex topic with more reasons than just "convenience.
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by davemel37 7y ago
Not really. Some debates are based on different ways to interpret modern activities with ancient frameworks...but it still has to follow rational and defensible reasoning or sources... you may find a rabbi who says its ok to push a button o
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by davemel37 7y ago
The OP is mistaken (in my view) about Sabbath mode and its function. The common scenarios are a fridge or oven light that turns on when you open the door. In those cases, opening the door would be no different than flipping the switch to co
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by davemel37 7y ago
I cant edit my post above this...but I want to correct that the person I was responding to did not delete a hateful comment. Just an assumed accusation I assumed was hateful but was in fact just an assumption based on a premise I do not agr
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by davemel37 7y ago
You are right. I am sorry for using such forceful language. I do not know you or your motives and will edit my posts. My only request is that you take a minute as well to consider why I perceived your comments the way I did, and you ask you
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by davemel37 7y ago
You would be violating Sabbath law if you press any buttons on the oven especially Bake, even with a timer...unless you set the timer before sabbath starts. Sabbath mode just turns off automated features when you open or close the oven or
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by davemel37 7y ago
Thats not what sabbath mode does. It allows Jews to open and close the door without turning on a light or a fan. You cant change the temperature or press bake or any buttons on it...it simply doesnt active automated features that typically
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by davemel37 7y ago
From your very first link, "but a minority of comments have been Islamophobic, leading a local rabbi to denounce “threatening and misleading” language that echoed historic antisemitism." So basically, you said Jews care about what
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by davemel37 7y ago
I can appreciate your perspective but I strongly disagree with your reasoning. It comes off as shallow and founded with preconceived notions and biases. Not to say i dont have my own biases and perspectives...but it would be easier to take
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by davemel37 7y ago
The legal proclamation from the city that is required for it to be valid. What makes anything a legal boundary? What makes a neighborhood zoned as residential? Is it the residents and how they use the structures they call homes or is it the
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by davemel37 7y ago
With all due respect. No one is asking to go into your house. They just want to push a stroller on the publicly funded sidewalk in front of it the same way you want to drive your car on the publicly funded street in front of theirs. (Edit:
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by davemel37 7y ago
In my orthodox circles, Rabbi Moshe Feinstein was considered to be THE preeminent expert on Jewish law in America and the final voice on tough decisions...and while there are many opinions out there, I cant imagine many orthodox observant r
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by davemel37 7y ago
To be fair, it takes 7.5 years to study the entirety of the Talmud doing one two sided page a day for about an hour...and this barely scratches the surface... to have an opinion of religion without putting in the effort is equally as ludicr
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by davemel37 7y ago
Its not a religious symbol its a legal boundry that has a religious benefit. Most city eruvs use existing infrastructure like phone wires, walls, fences through backyards even gulleys if they are steep enough.
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by davemel37 7y ago
My understand of Melakha is creative effort not brute force.(i.e. six days G-d created and the seventh he rested (from that creative effort))
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by davemel37 7y ago
While all rules in Judaism are debated endlessly and have a multitude of opinions... My understanding is that most stringent Halacha followers would agree one SHOULD not watch a spurs game on Shabbos...and there are clearly several rules ar

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