I think it's fairly obvious that the court system is more metaphysics than physics. Even when the laws are clear, we still have politically motivated jurists who will put their own denominational spin on the application of said laws.
I looked above my fridge one day and saw about 40 tupperware lids that I had never used and would likely never use. I went through them, saving the large containers for large meals (think Thanksgiving leftovers) and some moderate sized containers for eating for the week. Everything else got tossed and I instead purchased two sets of food service containers. They accomplish the same goal, they're all the same size, and they don't take up nearly as much space.
If you're worried about sanitizing your gear to prevent infections in your product, do yourself a favor and buy some starsan from a homebrew shop. It's a food-safe sanitizer you use on the gear (bottles, spoons, etc) to ensure that it's safe.
I am an employee of a subsidiary of a publicly traded company. We have team members who were purposefully moving further AWAY from the office so that they didn't have to comply with the policy. I simply have ignored the policy altogether. My manager and his manager both agree that it's silly (both of them live outside the range as well).
My day is full of too many impromptu meetings that require me to be on zoom, and the environment at the office is utterly counterproductive to having those conversations or getting real work done. If I had to stop what I was doing and find a conference room every time I needed to communicate with a remote co-worker, I'd spend half my day walking to and from a room.
The last war that directly affected this country in any conceivable manner was WWII with Pearl Harbor, and that never reached the mainland. Before that, you needed the Civil War. Sending young, poor bastards off to die to protect the profits of their economic betters is a pathetic way to "unify a country."
I didn't say anything about training, because training has nothing to directly do with competing.
I was talking about competing. I don't care how they train. The purpose of competing in the event is to win, and in those circumstances, gear should be normalized as much as possible. There are always going to be differences in size, strength, etc. The purpose of the competition is to find the best in the world, and gear prevents at the competition that if some teams have items that give them a huge advantage over others.
Well, if this is the case, then wouldn't a person who gets out to an early start have a tremendous advantage over the rest of the group since she'd be swimming largely without interference for the first length of the race while the trailers would have more turbulance? Also, I've never understood why there aren't more standards for Olympic tracks / pools / gear. For example, everyone should be required to train in and wear identical apparel when in a timed event like swimming so that nobody gets a technological advantage.
Yep, but also people kept their dogs inside during COVID. Then they put their dogs outside so that they wouldn't make a mess of the house when they RTO, and the dogs are unsocialized to strangers in a territory they're marking as their own.
How long before companies start putting AI restrictions on new account creation simply because of the sheer amount of noise and storage issues associated with bot spam?
The thing is, even if someone listens to you with great intent, their life experience will usually preclude them from having to give any actionable advice. That's why, if someone is seeking you out for advice, you might want to stop and take the time to talk to them about their issue. They're seeking you out because they feel that your experience and problem resolution could potentially be valuable to them.
Boneless wings are a euphemism for a heavily battered, more expensive chicken nugget, which won't typically have any bones because of the way they are processed.
I'm from the bayou. I know damned good and well what I'm talking about. Roofing and construction for a living is not the same as occasionally going outside and sitting around in the heat.
Uh-huh. Let's see all those soft keyboard jockeys be efficient at hanging drywall and working on a roof all day long with no air conditioning in Texas or Arizona. They won't. They don't have what it takes.
I work in this space with hundreds of clients and tens of thousands of email templates and literally zero use plaintext as the primary templating option for marketing emails. None of them.
Tell ya what, take two cans of coke. One, just open and pour into a glass. The second, pour into a glass and microwave it for a couple minutes. Take a sip of each and let us know how much gas is in each glass.
There's a reason that Starbucks isn't selling hot nitro brew.
There's no greater joy in life than jumping through an abstract object, an object interface, and a factory method only to find out that the factory only services one object.
Well, as long as they're keeping energy rates high and the state continues to pay them to... not use so much when load increases, might as well keep that grift going.
If you want cars to be smaller, you're going to have to put an upper limit on the size of vehicles on public roadways. I think a lot of people would actually be receptive to smaller vehicles, but auto manufacturers have put virtually zero effort into a way that easily expands back-of-vehicle storage for grocery trips, etc. I'm not sure what the solution is, but popping out the rear seat and hauling it out of the car ain't it.
Well, the other thing they know how to do is make a product that people actually want to buy. Not sure how Chinese manufacturers are going to be able to do anything to change that. There is a specific demographic who will buy ONLY these trucks for their personal use. They are rugged, reliable, and last forever with proper service.
I'm a process oriented learner. While I can read any fact or trivia and retain it with no effort, things that require steps I only really learn by repeatedly doing them. So if there's an AI, for example, that can create problem sets for me to do with something that I am attempting to learn, and then explain to me the steps after I've attempted to find the solution, then I am more likely to retain that knowledge in the long run.
This would have been especially beneficial to me in my college statistics class, for example, where I had a prof who was... not much of an educator.