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But I also completely disagree, I don't think americans are attempting to pronounce croissant correctly for example, whereas brits will be much closer with no attempt at intentional mispronunciation, it just happens that brits are much closer on some and further on others, and vice versa re americans.

and I don't think there is any malice, in fact it became common among the british aspirational middle-class in the 70s to adopt french words in an attempt to appear cultured and upper, ironically now a clear marker of non-u.

As to fillet and valet, they joined english before the contemporary french pronunciation, and are much closer to the middle-french.

"but real scrum has never been tried" types.

Additionally the data used are considered suspicious in the case of at least Italy to my recollection.

Asianometry has lots of videos on ASML, this one is specifically about the light sources.

This trend is very palpable, I'm resistant even to the oft used description of passages, pages, or chapters as "scenes".

When your boss (assuming you have one) tells you to do something, do you just ignore it?

Discovering PM solutions upon entering the workforce and deciding to use them for your personal life.

Shortcomings drive you to discover PKM software like Notion and Obsidian.

Picking either one or the other.

Switching from Notion to Obsidian or vice versa.

Starting to write your own PKM.

There is no class of software more entropic because everyone's requirements are so specific to the individual.

>where our vocabulary is limited and often confusing.

What I read or hear is:

>where my vocabulary is limited.

We all live in a post-Wolfe world, there is a rich mine of unused archaic english, and plenty of unsubsumed latin and greek words ripe for repurpose.

- No signalling: I dress like everyone else because I am like everyone else

- Countersignalling: I wear ratty old clothes with holes in them, and nobody will dare to question it because I'm the important one here

In old-money settings all three of these things can be true simultaneously, dressing more formally than people outside, just like everyone else inside (in fact expected, to indicate familiarity with the standards of class, and often worn, ratty, old, and comfortable.

Much more likely is as the op said: selling to a company that will dispose of the stock.

Edit: Oh it's a full rewrite? I had no idea.

In the time it takes to deploy semi-bespoke saas, or while waiting for the current licence term to expire it would be very easy to develop a more suitable and much cheaper product in-house, this was true before AI tools and doubly so now.

Casually six times more than it has ever lifted.

By country the largest consumers of UPFs are also on average the longest lived. They are a by-product of wealth, as is obesity, what people are trying to pin on UPFs is much more likely to be a symptom of excess.

If you trace all countries by causes and incidences of death or morbidity there is nothing unusual or unexpected in the countries that consume the most UPFs, in some cases they even have lower figures.

Unprocessed food is usually a sign of quality, that is all.

Eat less. Lift more. Run more.