I find that there is usually a big problem with understanding a topic to get to a point where someone can ask a question. I’ve dealt with people a lot in my line of work who don’t understand that certain items are linked.

The question they should ask is “what should I have questions about?”

There have definitely been a lot of studies that show adding people reduces average efficiency, but there is still the problem of needing more work done without burning people out. A lot of times, the split of work to add additional people needs to happen sooner than when burnout is exhibited.

Consumers are far more cost conscious than they say. A lot of consumers will go for a cheaper product rather than pay more for certain options.

It is the reason why most planes aren’t first class only. The majority of flyers would rather have a cheaper ticket than leg room.

And it isn’t like you’ll be punished evolutionarily if you ultra kill.

But that may not be as viable today.

There are already several transit systems that have converted to cashless systems. There is also a push to some stores to cashless as well.

Cash may be a superior way for kids to handle money, but I can see some areas where having cash isn’t viable.

If I was a parent, I would want the wallet to act as a debit only system. However, I could see the utility in giving my kid a debit like system with $10 on it.

There are two ways to look at it.

1. You’re in shock and you haven’t started processing it yet. It is common for people to have delayed reactions to traumatic news.

2. Not all intimate relationships need to be monogamous and it sounds like you may be ok with that. It isn’t the typical reaction to infidelity, but it isn’t unheard of.

There is a word for when a Vulcan fully understands the meaning of the word “fuck”.

I wouldn’t interpret it as thought police since, outside of knowing if a murder is preplanned or not, they can’t identify the thoughts of the murderer.

Going no contact for periods of time.

I found out a project I worked on won national project of the year by a trade group. A lot of work I did on that project was brought up as reasons for the win.

Regulations on cartel behavior is usually linked more to price fixing, not industry practice. Also, there is consumer choice on being forced into a single app store, get an Android phone.

And Apple has been forced to allow for in app purchases, the most cartel like behavior between the two stores.

My spelling and grammar are a lot worse when I type on my phone. I also accidentally a word.

I don’t bother with correcting it since I don’t care.

This is absolute art.

Apple isn’t a monopoly.

In personal computing and smartphones, Apple has competition. Because Apple has competition, even if it is only one other major company, Apple won’t be forced to unbundle services.

Some of the greatest daily gains in the stock market are during overall crashes.

Increased volatility is generally a bad sign for an economy’s health.

Magical acrobatics.

Spells that use deception to get enemies to disengage in combat.

Protection against area of effect attacks.

Yeah, I wouldn’t consider this a sign of recession. Instead, it is the confluence of various structural changes in the industry.

1. Because the industry was forced to work in a distributed manner, it has removed the location premium in a lot of salaries. Companies are firing high cost of living areas and hiring in lower cost of living areas.

2. Outside of cost of living, total supply for developers has increased significantly.

3. The return on investment for software development has either dropped or are starting to be included in more decisions. This is leading to development budgets getting slashed.

Well, if you don’t need programmers to work in place place at the corporate headquarters, you can hire them anywhere.

Also, apparently some people can’t consciously control the focus distance of their eyes.

It’s a sailboat!

There are entire levels of the ocean where ecosystem is fed on the slow sinking of dying animals.