gun violence per 100k 2019 statistics

Even this site has many countries at 0 because of the fact that the amount of guns per deaths is literally at less than 1%. They do this by rounding the average and until it gets to a significant amount past 0% it still gets plotted as close to 0 as possible.

It makes sense and OP's graph is accurate. Learn to read a graph. I picked 1 line that went to 0 because it was the easiest way to show that while those countries did not actually have truly 0 guns per homicide rates it's just that the guns are less than a significant percentage to really make a visible difference on the graph.

This is awesome love the breakdown I think I would like a legend for the “rating” as I’m unsure if the scale is 1 - 5 or 1 - 10. Something super little and I also don’t use hello fresh so I’m sure some previous knowledge would help my understanding

But…it’s not wrong tho

My guy did not see the mic’ed up, he was clearly in real pain

Also a huge fan. My wife and I dressed up as Roy and Celia one Halloween. These past few years, I only check the site one-two times a year now, just to get a few pages at a time.

Hey, just curious, where do you see that Hello Fresh states the recipe data on their website is US only?

According to a comment by OP, it’s for the dishes that say “Asian inspired” or “European flavours”, etc. Dishes that don’t have a specific nationality associated with them.

Least favorite looks mostly like Tuna and Squash.

I've actually have some of the non-tuna/squash options in the least favorite, the reason they're down there is because the quality is really poor. Eg: the gouda & fig sandwhich. You get 1 very hard bun, jam in a squeeze packet, and 1 tiny thing of prosciutto. That's the whole recipe and it costs like $13.

Slice scallions, separating whites from greens

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Appreciate that.

What about the rotten shrimp that show up 3 days? Toss straight into the trash. Where’s that rank?

I use Everyplate, their cheaper counterpart, and really enjoy it too overall. I've been using them for over a year now and they're constantly changing the packaging though. Sometimes they only use paper filling, sometimes it's thick cardboard inserts, sometimes they wrap every veggie individually, sometimes they're loose, sometimes they use two of those ice packs or just one. It's frustrating seeing some improvements only for them to go back to more plastic. Very inconsistent...

Absolute value of derivative, more specifically

It doesn't help you to invest in something based on news that lags BEHIND the price... you can just look at the actual price and already be way better off. It's also public.

How is the word map not dominated by the word "salt" with everything else at least 1/4 of it's size?

Looks pretty obviously to me like searching here shortly follows "big changes either way" just as you'd expect intuitively. Okay and?

I use Everyplate (the cheaper version still owned by them I guess since the ingredients say Hello Fresh). I haven't gotten vegan recipes through them but they have some fantastic vegetarian options! Lots of chickpea/rice dishes, quesadillas, pizzas etc. They typically seem to have way more seasonings and interesting ingredients since they're saving on meat costs.

Yeah that’s a good point about Good Food I hadn’t remembered. The HF ones definitely are easier.

We did them nearly every week fro about a year. Saved all the cards. Now we do 1 week a month or so to get some new cards, and the rest of the time we sort of randomly select 3 cards, buy groceries for the 4-person versions and make those, giving us 6 meals each and on the 7th day we order out :)

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We found Good Food had harder recipes that occasionally required a obscure kitchen tools. And as you mentioned, holy avocados do they overpackage. It was very good food, but we didn't like the wastage and weren't always up to the challenge of their "use every pot in your house" recipes.

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gah, now I'm hungry.

I don't need HF to tell me how to make poutine, or other north american classics like "greasy nachos with bacon, sour cream, sausage, onion, and extra high fat cheese guaranteed to stop your heart immediately"

I use Hello Fresh and am liking it at lot. A lot less plastic waste than Good Food, which we used to have.

I was surprised that the word cloud didn't include lemon, lime, or zest.

Nearly every card we get wants a lemon or lime shaved.