me too thanks

Trumpage must be destroyed.

I’m not doubting you, in fact I really, really want to believe you, but do you happen to have any links? It sucks that proof doesn’t change minds online, but that sounds like good reading regardless

If we’re supposed to be telling the AI what’s right, why do we so often get it “wrong?”

me too thanks

What? Did something else happen on some Jan 6 besides a friendly peaceful neighborhood protest?

(/s)

What did you call me?

Fair. I meant Scandinavian and not Finno-Scandic in my comment. Finnish isn’t even in the same language family, so I don’t claim to know anything about it

Don’t most (if not all) Nordic languages do that?

Also, I can’t help but share: https://youtu.be/s-mOy8VUEBk

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“If worse comes to worst…”

In British English, they often say the phrase as “if worst comes to worst,” which is based on archaic grammar.

In the US, there’s a mix of verb tenses. The only one that make sense in this day and age is “if what is worse comes to be the worst,” or “if worse comes to worst.”

This point can be argued, but I will be severely wounded (maybe not so much as dying) defending this hill.

You could, at the very least, fix your typo…

EDIT: You did it again

Phrased directly: What does SP stand for?

You wrote a really long and interesting response that completely failed to answer the question. What’s SP in this context?

My understanding is that companies rarely track inventory per piece directly, since it’s much easier to track box/package size as dictated by their distribution standards.

So if a company runs out of small boxes, they can’t just undersize the amounts in a medium box without totally screwing up their inventory management, because their inventory management expects a certain amount in those medium boxes.

Thanks, Obama

Was that a question?

It falls (ha) under “Other duties as assigned” in the job description.