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dmtroyer
6mo ago
they spend almost a whole page addressing this. ... Alzheimer’s disease symptoms typically develop after patients’ working years, with only 5-10% of cases occurring in people younger than 65 years (early onset).11 14 While subtle symptoms
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dmtroyer
6mo ago
sounds like they need a better instructions.md
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dmtroyer
7mo ago
also, I'm not sure retailers are necessarily to blame. some use pretty simple math in calculating the retail price based on cost and don't necessarily have visibility into the tariffs.
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dmtroyer
7mo ago
agreed, it is a net benefit, but maybe not the intention. I drop off books in these regularly that probably have decent resale value (relatively speaking) but very rarely find anything I am interested in reading.
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dmtroyer
7mo ago
any idea what app they were using? I want an app to scan a bookshelf for books I want or may want to read.
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dmtroyer
7mo ago
Based on the graph, the increase in cost to the retailer was $0.49 and they marked up $1.10. I imagine this is pretty standard markup but multiplies the effect of the tariff and passes it to the consumer, not to mention the producer and imp
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dmtroyer
7mo ago
I’m convinced people pick these over to resell the books in some cities.
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dmtroyer
7mo ago
Is the RAV4 PHEV still seeing huge markups in the US?
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dmtroyer
7mo ago
oh, yeah, I dont' use it very seriously. mostly a secondary personal address.
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dmtroyer
7mo ago
that's fair. I was thinking more of an easy way to use a custom domain for email.
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dmtroyer
8mo ago
iCloud is also a decent option. Works well for me.
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dmtroyer
8mo ago
It's unfortunate many people will be hauling around all of that battery for no reason.
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dmtroyer
8mo ago
also happened to me.
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dmtroyer
1y ago
I would have appreciated seeing this at the top of the article.
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dmtroyer
1y ago
agreed. don't be afraid to use the mark all as read button!
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dmtroyer
1y ago
funny, I am revisiting rss as a means to escape social media algorithms and doomscrolling. there are lots of good resources in the comments to even further fine tune RSS beyond just being careful about what I subscribe to.
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dmtroyer
2y ago
Are pilots landing at DCA conditioned to ignore TCAS warnings on approach? Would there have been one?
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dmtroyer
2y ago
are you able to post salaries?
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dmtroyer
2y ago
I always thought my calculus 1 & 2 courses focused too much on writing solutions without really understanding concepts. I was pretty lost in calculus 3 and 4.
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dmtroyer
3y ago
Never? Really? There’s plenty of complaints of the 1% and their excess.
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dmtroyer
3y ago
Funny, I'm right at 8000Hz like the peak of their distribution. I've had tinnitus for years but never knew the frequency until now.
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dmtroyer
3y ago
smells funny to me.
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dmtroyer
3y ago
> took half a day to implement + test anyone else have trouble completely disregarding the whole of the article when they see things like this?
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dmtroyer
3y ago
haven't food price changes historically been under inflation for a long time?
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dmtroyer
3y ago
right out of the oil industry playbook.
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dmtroyer
3y ago
Kind of looks like overlapping t-shirts.
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dmtroyer
3y ago
How often is this used? The amount of subjectivity necessary to interpret the "test" makes my head spin.
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dmtroyer
4y ago
some day I may be able to downvote posts.
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dmtroyer
4y ago
Glad I don’t work with this person.
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dmtroyer
4y ago
“millions”, huh? I see hyperbole like this and I just skip the article and move on.
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