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Direct_Ad18 t1_jegecuc wrote
Reply to comment by Economy-Cupcake808 in Car towed while shopping at ShopRite by The-Main-Characterr
Because they have been up for literally decades.
jamicam t1_jegecr8 wrote
Reply to comment by LongjumpingAgency245 in husband's coworker ( F30) asking my husband why he's so protective of me (f 29) by [deleted]
Why? This isn't an HR issue. No need to go overboard here. The guy just needs to establish boundaries with her.
flounder19 OP t1_jegecr1 wrote
Reply to comment by Shell4747 in US Marine’s adoption of Afghan war orphan voided by flounder19
also pretty fucked that they still have the kid under a temporary custody order even with the voided adoption. Not sure what would need to happen next for the real family to actually get her back.
Rave-Unicorn-Votive t1_jegecp2 wrote
Reply to Cash out to pay CC off? by TransitUX
Not enough info.
Income? Budget? Other savings? 401k balance? Have the causes of $30k CC debt been addressed?
In general, no, it's not a good idea unless you're reaching the "rationing insulin" point. OTOH, if your 401k balance is $875k then raiding $30k is still a bad idea, but a less bad one.
freeportme t1_jegecfi wrote
Reply to How long is to long of a commute. by bluecommet84
Hard pass for me!
HITTWF t1_jegecag wrote
Reply to comment by nfojones in How do yall pronounce Leigh st? by jortynelson
Mine says “yawn-kay” and I love it.
ignore_me_im_high t1_jegec6b wrote
Reply to comment by -SneakySnake- in Cynthia Rothrock was the best Martial Arts female movie star and yet she almost never gets any credit by Lili_Danube
Chuck Norris did ok for himself and he's probably the most average looking person ever. His beard had always been a joke, he's essentially a woodshop teacher from the 70s.
Jackie Chan? Hasn't looked tough for a day in his life.... so I think you're "reasoning" leaves more than a little to be desired.
Harls_Isley t1_jegec4i wrote
Reply to comment by ZoomZombie1119 in [ Removed by Reddit ] by ho_D_or7
" Coged lo " from " Coged " in spanish from spain. A way to tell others to catch him. In latin american spanish ' Coger " literally means " Fxck " ( in a sexual way ) so in latam that's " Fxck him *
In_Search_Of_Gainz t1_jegec11 wrote
Reply to comment by NotUnstoned in 47-story apartment building is planned above CVS store at 19th and Chestnut by ColdJay64
Woah woah woah, if you expect me to pay $200 a month it better be 6k sq/ft and have a terrace!
Brygg69 t1_jegebzs wrote
Reply to I was in the supermarket with the wife today when completely out of the blue she said "You know something? You really are a lazy bastard!" by SionGest
I’m tired of people pushing you around like that. You should really stand up for yourself.
backcountrydrifter t1_jegebyz wrote
Reply to comment by colonelsmoothie in TIL that New Orleans chicory coffee mix started during the American Civil War when Union naval blockades cut off the port of New Orleans bringing coffee shipments to a halt. New Orleanians looking for their coffee fix began mixing chicory with coffee to stretch out the supply. by GeoJono
I’ll die on the hill of claiming that Vietnamese and Cambodians have coffee dialed.
From the flavor to the coffee shop experience. In a just world, every neighborhood on earth will have a Vietnamese run coffee shop with macarons and the most attentive polite wait staff in the world. It’s an art to them and it should be rewarded.
Any-Growth8158 t1_jegebvy wrote
It moves a very little. It moves so very little that it isn't measurable because even if you are unbelievably morbidly obese your mass is insignificant compared to that of the Earth.
Let's say you weigh a health 100kg. The Earth has 60,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 times your mass.
Obligatory XKCD reference.
raishak t1_jegebas wrote
Language is an encoding scheme of our intelligence. It is enough to model our intelligence, I'm sure. But I don't think it is enough to build an intelligent agent. The agency that humans have I think is old and not rooted in our intelligence, rather it uses our intelligence. It's a carefully tuned array of interconnected processes in equilibrium that respond to disturbances in our environment, all encoded by our genetics. I suspect that part will be much harder to get right, as the nuance of building an agent like a biological social animal for example, is no doubt tremendous. Evolution has had a long time using trial and error to work out the issues. This is the part that unfortunately has the most potential to go terribly wrong.
ledow t1_jegebcr wrote
Reply to ELI5:Why do we exclude the price of things like Food, Housing and Energy costs when looking at the total number for inflation? by DeludedRaven
They fluctuate, affect people differently (e.g. people who live in social housing, or own their home outright, aren't affected much by housing costs as they're largely insulated from them) and measure different things. Housing, particularly bounces around like a looney disproportionately to everything else and yet if you're retired or don't have a mortgage, it might not affect you whatsoever.
In the UK, the government publish CPI (general consumer prices), CPIH (consumer prices including housing costs) and RPI (retail prices of a bunch of selected items) for this reason.
https://www.ons.gov.uk/economy/inflationandpriceindices
Anyone with a brain should pick a point at which they knew their salary, and plot their salary against the various indices to see how much they should be pitching for at their next pay review.
(A quick and dirty way:
Say you were earning £10,000 in Feb 2022 when the CPIH was 109.4 and want to know what you should be earning in Feb 2023 when the CPIH is 126.
https://www.ons.gov.uk/economy/inflationandpriceindices/timeseries/l522/mm23
Divide 10,000 by 109.4, multiply by 126. You should be earning £11,517 now - JUST TO BREAK EVEN. Anything less than that and you've taken a paycut in the last two years, because everything else got more expensive.)
bcgroom t1_jegeb9u wrote
Reply to comment by _thinkaboutit in Arches National Park, Utah [1500x2100][OC] by Sedated_Cat
I didn’t expect the big bowl next to it, all the pictures have it out of frame
[deleted] t1_jegeb6v wrote
Reply to comment by cosmicrae in Japan and China Connect Military Hotline to Reduce Tensions by bloomberg
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ProfessorThom OP t1_jegeb1v wrote
Reply to comment by mc_lean10 in Best way to Fenway without going broke and insane? by ProfessorThom
Wow, that's a lot cheaper than I thought it would be.
punchinglines OP t1_jegeb0g wrote
Reply to comment by amosthorribleperson in Trevor Noah becomes first comedian in nearly 60 years to win Erasmus Prize by punchinglines
I honestly find it amusing... hating a successful comedian because you don't find them funny is such a strange concept to me.
It's like me hating Jerry Seinfeld, because I don't find him funny or me hating Harry Styles because his music doesn't appeal to me.
Even though I don't find Jerry Seinfeld funny, that doesn't make him any less of a talented, successful comedian. Similarly, even though I don't listen to Harry Styles, he's still a talented, successful musician. You can't gatekeep comedy.
Quantum-Connection t1_jegeayf wrote
Even if your bar for being "decent" and "empathetic" means not murdering, raping, or regularly doing other horrible physical or psychological things to another person (which is an incredibly low bar) these percentiles aren't even remotely accurate.
What you really mean is 99% of people treat the people close to them with the bare minimum of decency and empathy and don't actively harm them. Even that probably isn't true. Also that is in a place where being decent is easy.
If you want to know what people are like by default just remember, in Rwanda the Hutus killed 800,000 Tutsis with machetes in 100 days, probably hundreds of thousands of people participated in genocide directly because some men on the radio told them to. That was 30 years ago. Or remember everyone in Germany played stupid when the Russians and Americans found the camps, they all knew. That was only like 80 years ago.
Julianishere1 OP t1_jegeayk wrote
Reply to comment by Elysian83 in How does one cure their bad breath? by Julianishere1
Is it effective? Has it helped?
Small-Fondant7011 t1_jegear6 wrote
Reply to Places for Guy’s Haircuts by JustASillyGooseXD
Hudson hawk in farmers park or downtown
Kyoshi_love t1_jegeao6 wrote
Reply to This candy store in Vancouver leaves their empty cash register drawer on display after hours to deter break-ins. by PapaCologne
I’ve seen that a bunch
Speedstick8900 t1_jegeaoj wrote
Reply to comment by Appropriate_Olive_19 in I like to tell dad jokes by DoctorBlazes
You really squared off that pun didn’t you?
OneWithTheSword t1_jegeakw wrote
Reply to Could CHAT GPT be built into NPCs in video games? Imagine no more dialogue choices & just speaking to NPCs. by Platybear_OG
Yeah it definitely can. Would be hard to align it with what the player is able to do and might be inconsistent at times.
Julianishere1 OP t1_jegecy2 wrote
Reply to comment by RedVegeta20 in How does one cure their bad breath? by Julianishere1
I do man. I have good oral hygiene practices but still suffer from really bb.