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nadezhda18··on The hunger mood
I wish I could up vote your comment more! have been on off diets for many years and I recognize this pattern. though I do not need to reach bf 10% in order to get the appetite :(
nadezhda18··on Should people over 40 work a three-day week?
exactly... that's how the age discrimination will start again
nadezhda18··on Photos That Capture Incredible Moments in History
amazing pictures, we should look at them more often to remember
nadezhda18··on Actually, Slack really sucks
yeah right to the point
nadezhda18··on Do Women Really Want Equality?
apparently I'm in the minority (women who want to be indépendant from her partner and do not mind and want to make more money than their partners )

and I'm soooo happy the society allows me to be so.

I guess this is what feminism is about

nadezhda18··on Are Police Allowed to Robot-Bomb Suspects?
so they killed a potentially innocent person? I guess it does not surprise anymore anybody.

hard to believe it is happening for real, this is some form of horror surrealism

nadezhda18··on Tesla Draws Scrutiny from Regulators After Autopilot Feature Linked to a Death
well sooner or later it would happen so Tesla was probably ready for it
nadezhda18··on China issues demolition order on world’s largest religious town in Tibet
thanks for the pictures,t they are amazing! So is the place... I hope China will revert its decision, it would be incredibly sad to loose this :(((
nadezhda18··on Do citizens with guns ever stop mass shootings?
I live in Canada and I did not hear of Canadian shooting. Thanks for bringing "Canada’s worst school violence in a decade" (4 people dead) to my attention. Because the only shooting news I hear about are from USA. Maybe, due to their sheer number of deaths? Or due to how often they happen? hhmmm
nadezhda18··on Do citizens with guns ever stop mass shootings?
hhmmmmm would all these incidents happen in the first place if buying guns would not be that easy?
nadezhda18··on Do citizens with guns ever stop mass shootings?
how about Australia? Canada? Europe?
nadezhda18··on How They Got Their Guns
pretty much every mass murder in states is worse than the previous.

how many are people needed to be killed at once to stop this madness with gun ownership?

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nadezhda18··on How to live like a king for very little by Thor Harris
I second you so much cashback is an awesome thing :)
nadezhda18··on [dead]
really, HubSpot again?
nadezhda18··on This man built a bedroom 'pod' because SF housing's too expensive
and living in the pod costs "only" $500 a month

my boyfriend immediately said that for this guy, having a girl staying over would be problematic

nadezhda18··on How quitting my corporate job for my startup dream f*cked my life up
exactly! bottled water is a good that is well-known to be over-priced
nadezhda18··on As Women Take Over a Male-Dominated Field, the Pay Drops
duplicate

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11313263

nadezhda18··on As Women Take Over a Male-Dominated Field, the Pay Drops
>> The basic reasoning in the article is to produce the appearance of a conspiracy

right to the point!

nadezhda18··on An Experimental Autism Treatment Cost Me My Marriage
I think you mix up dramatic and tabloid-ish
nadezhda18··on Is It Cheaper to Stay in an Airbnb ‘Entire Home’ Rental or a Hotel?
the initial discussion was about the price not the fanciness of food

And this is one of the main reasons to buy your own food - you have a choice of what to buy! While eating out, your choice is much smaller.

You pay for some extras you may not like but you cannot remove it from the menu. Even if you can - would it affect the price? I doubt so.

Composing my own meal gives me the flexibility of choosing only the things I like + saving money.

On the top of that, the nice extras like tea/coffee/dessert/fruits come with increased margins.

Especially fruits due to their short shelf life in cut form.

Let's look at the following example; though it does not involve the restaurant prices, I still think it is representative.

In IGA (a Canadian grocery chain) a fruit salad comes for $1.30 / 100 G. A mini watermelon is $5 each, and its weight is ~2.72 kg (6lb) with 70% of it being edible. This gives us the cost of $0.26 / 100 g.

The fruit salad margin is like 500% ??? Isn't it crazy. Of course, there are other fruits in the salad but the one can easily satisfy their sweet tooth with eating one fruit instead of eating many.

(the prices are in Canadian dollars)

nadezhda18··on As Women Take Over a Male-Dominated Field, the Pay Drops
the article draws some weird conclusions

>> Computer programming, for instance, used to be a relatively menial role done by women. But when male programmers began to outnumber female ones, the job began paying more and gained prestige.

so, men made the computer programming prestigious and better paid? How about construction, why is it not prestigious (or not as prestigious as programming) despite the fact it is clearly dominated by men? how about plumbing? taxi?

nadezhda18··on An Experimental Autism Treatment Cost Me My Marriage
Getting something back is positive, losing something is negative. Negative is obviously more dramatic than positive.
nadezhda18··on An Experimental Autism Treatment Cost Me My Marriage
I agree with you... though it wouldn't be that dramatic and thus less clic-baitish.
nadezhda18··on Toddlers Kill More People in the USA (with guns) Than Terrorists Do
If this person poisons a dozen or ppl with your poison - yes the hell you are responsible!

edit: if you were a business that works with poisons and you did not provide adequate security measures, you would be so fined if someone steals the poisons. Then why you as individual wouldn't be responsible for the same thing.

nadezhda18··on Is It Cheaper to Stay in an Airbnb ‘Entire Home’ Rental or a Hotel?
>> intense competition in an already low-margin industry drive the price down for restaurants.

Isn't the same thing true for the grocery stores? They are located in the same areas as restaurants and have to pay pretty much the same expensive rent, no? meanwhile, their expenses may be lower than the ones of a restaurant.

anyway, could you tell more info about what your neighborhood pub - for example, what neighborhood is it? what meal did you eat?

I can share my numbers - and sorry I did not tell in advance I went with my BF, so there were two of us eating cooked food.

So, I ate at Cafe Aroma in Manhatten and I paid about $17 for a plate with rice + fish + some salad.

the same day I went to a grocery store on Myrtle Ave in Brooklyn to buy supper for 2. I paid about $27 for tortellini, some chicken ham, a small watermelon, and some beer. It was enough for us for supper + some leftovers for breakfast (beer haha ;). The day after I found an even cheaper store where I bought supper for the other two days at once.

$17 for a cafe meal seemed too expensive for me, so the next days I tried to eat cheaper cafe lunches. So I ate sandwiches for ~ $10-12; however, they contained a much smaller amount of proteins so I felt hungry much faster after.

nadezhda18··on Is It Cheaper to Stay in an Airbnb ‘Entire Home’ Rental or a Hotel?
great example!

I did not mention I was not alone, I went with my boyfriend, so it makes 2 of us. But I am still pretty confident if I were alone, it would still be cheaper for me to cook rather than eat out.

nadezhda18··on Is It Cheaper to Stay in an Airbnb ‘Entire Home’ Rental or a Hotel?
can you share the info about these places where it is so cheap to eat?
nadezhda18··on Is It Cheaper to Stay in an Airbnb ‘Entire Home’ Rental or a Hotel?
The majority of my experience comes from staying in NYC for 3-4 days. I stayed in Manhattan and Brooklyn, and each time I compared prices of AirBnB and hotels. AirBnB always won. Getting a room (with access to kitchen) instead of a whole apartment makes the difference even bigger. Apart from the price, having access to a kitchen is a huge plus to me because I do not want to spend on eating out all the time. Eating out is much more expensive than cooking at home (not only in NYC). This should be taken into account too while doing the price comparison.
nadezhda18··on Retirement Nomads: Too poor to retire and too young to die
she needs a financial class to learn how to save money - much more than money itself
nadezhda18··on Retirement Nomads: Too poor to retire and too young to die
so agree she would benefit much more from learning how to save money than from having more money
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