It's in Fredericton. It's so tiny, I don't know if I can even call that place a city.
We need people like you as health inspectors.
I don't understand why you would. It's extra work to burn a bridge. And what do you gain? Nothing. You just put in effort to lose a bridge.
People happy with their jobs don't go job hunting or interviewing. [...] Why pretend everything's sweet and dandy at the current workplace? It's ridiculous.
I've left multiple jobs mostly because I was bored with the work. I'm usually pretty vocal about it, and every manager I've had have been very understanding, some even putting in extra effort to help me find something more interesting within the company. There's no need to pretend that everything is fine, nor is there any need to throw a tantrum.
I looked through the plant butters listed on that website. Some of them are indeed made of coconut oil, but also blended in with some other vegetable oils. I guess the blend gives it a more butter-like flavour and texture.
There are also some that are made with unsaturated fats only. Those ones look questionable to me. But then again, I'm no chemist. Maybe the other non-fat ingredients are responsible for keeping it solid.
I prefer Arch Linux over the Golden Arches. It's much better for your health.
Google has invested in Anthropic too
SCIENCE! So much science. If I have enough to go around, I'll pay others to do science with me.
So basically, no change from my current life, except I'd be less stressed about money, and therefore much more productive.
I would argue that we still want them to know about pseudoscience, but also know enough about everything else to understand how the pseudoscience is wrong.
I'm honestly tempted to get back into the game just to figure out how to cheat now. All the added anti-cheat stuff makes it a much more interesting challenge, and I do have the right skillset to tackle this. It would tie in nicely with some of my research projects too.
Well, that explains the name "hamburger helper". I've been wondering what they had in common with hamburgers besides the ground beef.
I can confirm that this works. Outside temperatures are right around freezing right now. Indoors, we're still hovering at around 23C and we have yet to turn on any heating. I wouldn't call this unethical though. Homes are built this way by design so that you share the heating.
If I recall correctly, Gödel's theorem was that no single system can prove everything without being inconsistent. But nothing stops you from having multiple systems and choosing one or another depending on what needs proving. As long as all these systems are consistent with the physical universe, the results will be useful.