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Other countries produce a huge amount of matcha. People simply want to buy Japanese matcha. While I don't consume it regularly, I would prefer Japanese matcha as well. Perhaps this situation will cause pressure to improve foreign matcha production.

Towing cars is the modern equivalent of taking horses and boots.

Ah, also not: "design of organizational job levels".

I don't hold it against them, but I got burned by that change too; but it was entirely reasonable, allowing inbound provides abuse opportunities which degrade their primary service reputation.

Simply add one to the number and then test it again.

Thankfully you can configure it. I had the same initial difficulty.

There are (actually good) apps which help you read the two line tests. The apps are helpful for reading fertility window tests since the result is not binary. It will take a picture and use the control line to normalize the reading, showing you a history of the results.

My understanding is that ship tarrifs are calculated at the time of departure, not arrival. This supports the delayed volume reduction since we see the change 22 to 40 days delayed (Pacific transit time).

I use Listen Audiobook Player. It seems to meet your standard list. I also add: decent tool for fetching cover art.

There are also other good reasons to buy a single can from the fridge. For example, I do it frequently when staying at a hotel.

I read the comment to mean that we have enough technical risk that we don't need more general risk. This stuff adds risk. As I have heard: "do you want to read your joke in a courtroom for a non technical audience?" - in some fields more so than others, but there is always a risk that something will go horribly wrong, your system will be involved and your code shows up either directly or as a side effect of discovery.

Higher, most goods don't have import taxes, or rates were less than 10 percent. Looks like the rates for wall mounted lights were previously 5 percent.

As of 2010 it was not unheard of for old civil engineers to have their secretary print all email and maps, they would redline them, and the response would be typed or scanned as appropriate.

This line reminds me of the concept of the zone of proximal development (ZPD) [1]. You can make your comfort zone bigger by intentionally spending time at the edges of what is comfortable.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zone_of_proximal_development

I used to stop by the Fremont location for a sandwich when traffic on the Sunol grade was bad.

Modern dishwashers are great. I was firmly of your opinion for years, stubbornly a hand washer. Now I rinse dishes until there are no chunks left, sauce, grease, etc is all OK. Put them into the washer, and most evenings decide it's full enough and click start. The next day clean dry dishes are loaded directly into the cabinets.

I was going to mention - those signs are popular in Xiamen.

Shrimp are sold by the count per pound. 30/40 is a common size.

https://fultonfishmarket.com/blogs/articles/shrimp-sizing

It is a passthrough cost because of the business models. In this example the importer (Nike) is paying the cost, and then retailers are buying the product from them at a price that includes the tariff. The retailers don't care why the shoe is $75 or $50. A retailer is concerned that there are customers willing to pay a price which enables them to make a profit. For most retail businesses that price needs to be about 2x cost of goods.

Until you get to extremely high-end goods this multiplier system works fairly well to accommodate the various costs the business has. It is an assumption that there are many business costs that scale linearly with sale price. In reality not all do, but there are many: insurance, return costs, loss, and customer service expectations all scale with dollar values.

Edit: if we switched from an import tariff to a foreign goods sales tax we could avoid this particular problem.

I can get satisfactory output with "Terse, no prose. The user is a programmer with little time. Do not apologize."

I have not seen KLM or Swiss, but I'm a fan of Cathay Pacific's video for the same reason. Extremely clear, animated video shows you just what you need to know.

The information landscape has changed a bit - several large states now require posting clear salary bands, which many companies comply with in good faith. Some like Netflix post something useless (eg: "The range for this role is $100,000 - $720,000").

What's that supposed to mean? He is saying the quiet part out loud?

The fact that your tired of that line is the point here. We're tired of it. It does this, copies common content and style.

My daughter loves when I wear the shirt. "Doggo!"

Don't need to fight for spectrum with the neighbors.

Agreed, no signature, etc. I think it is somebody unhappy who wishes to hurt the ecosystem to hurt the company's future profits.

One thing I notice is that I can't spell out loud anymore. I have to type or write to get the right spelling.

Unless the cells actually do nothing and once they are dead you no longer need immune suppression.

"forced"? Nothing but greed and a race to the bottom forced their hands.