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It isn’t the worst thing for you, but it can be a problem for some people.

The carbonated water isn’t great. It can lead to stomach and teeth issues.

Also, your mind has likely broken the link between eating sweet foods and feeling full, so expect losing weight to be a possible problem in the future.

You can deal with heat until you can’t.

Heat waves would commonly kill a lot of elderly and still do in places without regular AC. Even places where AC is common still set up places where people can go to access AC if they don’t have it at home for various reasons.

You’re also seeing people living longer thanks to modern medicine with reduced overall health. So you have a larger population sensitive to heat because they can survive other things that could kill them.

I also look at it as the international conditions being far different between the signing of the Good Friday Agreement and now.

Brexit created the trilemma which hasn’t been solved. The choice of whether to be in the EU is now a choice for which country to be in.

Ireland has seen a great improvement economically in the past generation. Choosing Ireland doesn’t mean choosing poverty. Also, as you said, Ireland’s government is far less Catholic than a generation ago.

The UK has also become a shit show. The economic performance of non-London Britain has fallen considerably. Politics has gone from stable PM’s to them changing far more frequently. The UK can’t afford to be the international power it used to be; it may not be able to afford to subsidize Northern Ireland to the ability it does now.

Joining Ireland has so many pluses that staying in the UK no longer has.

He was a major part of the government which created the Good Friday Accords.

This feels like someone who is having a crisis as the job they thought they would be doing isn’t the job they are actually doing. There is an internal assumed competence and reality doesn’t match that at all.

It depends on the bank. All my banks want everything to be digital and pushes everything to be handled online. This includes signing.

I’d question what bank you have.

I don’t know, in part because I don’t know what your job is. You seem to be processing a lot of emotions based on not being a good personality fit with the coworkers of your job, but I don’t know what your actually doing outside of some form of skilled labor.

What’s transcribing the speech to text?

The problem with freezing water is the material expansion.

That’s a really great application. I wonder if a thermal battery could be used for both heating and cooling.

Why do you think there is an investment to have people focus on Hamas?

Talk to people, like in person?

I figure it only makes sense in near Arctic communities where shipping costs don’t make it easy to have a supply chain of fresh vegetables and the heating costs are likely going to overwhelm the cost differential of a greenhouse.

I’m not surprised. Iran’s control over the Strait of Hormuz was a way to pressure the USA to quit attacking Iran, but the USA isn’t one of the most impacted countries.

Even if the USA ends up agreeing to Iranian control over the Strait, the other countries in the Middle East might not and it is unclear if the USA could prevent a continuation war with these countries. That said, a defense alliance without the USA could potentially lead to a removal of American bases from the region as agreeing to the removal of American bases could be a way to satisfy Iran’s need for security without requiring these countries to accept a tax on their oil shipments.

Go through the counter argument, what would it take to keep it?

From what you’re saying, you’ll likely need to rent a storage facility for that. They’ll advertise low rates initially, but I’d expect to pay over $100 a month unless you constantly move the stuff across different storage facilities. Then, if you move out of the area, you’ll need to bring this with you.

Once you have a cost to keep it, it will be far easier to justify getting rid of it.

Yeah.

I’ve never used AI directly, but I’ve relied on HR and recruiting firms to do the initial filtration of resumes. Even with their filtration, I would only get a few that were even in the ballpark of what I needed for the position.

And it is frustrating getting to an interview where candidates can’t talk about what is on their resume. You wrote down that you did X, so you should be able to talk about doing X.

You end up kissing a lot of frogs and, even then, a lot of hitting decisions are still big risks and the candidates are almost never perfect fits.

It is a back of a sheet of paper. It isn’t unpaid labor; it is having them explain something that they did while drawing a sketch and talking through it.

Part of the problem is that the interviewing process is hard to figure out for the hiring manager. You’ve got inflated resumes, a bunch of spam, and generally a condition where there isn’t a qualified candidate so you have to gamble on a pick anyway.

Then again, I usually prefer an in-person review because I haven’t figured out the best way to get them to draw something over video.

I’m waiting for when one country signs a contact to allow patrols where the company gets salvage rights to all trespassing ships illegally fishing within their waters.