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2y ago
Because they still make money off ad impressions.
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2y ago
All five employers in my work history used Google Workspace / G-Suite. I wouldn't say it's uncommon.
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3y ago
In California, it depends on whether you used equipment that belonged to your employer or not. In this case, a computer.
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3y ago
>How do you reasonably do this? You would have to spend an incredible amount of effort creating fake data everywhere, without having any clue if what you're doing is even working. With new AI tools and technologies You answered your
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3y ago
No, I'm pointing out how you misunderstood their comment as an attack on all Chinese industry, when it was criticism of specific firms in a specific sector.
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3y ago
>Would you accuse the Seattle coffee industry that can roast and drop ship a custom bag of coffee in under 3 days of running on slave labor? https://humantraffickingsearch.org/there-could-be-labor-expl... https:/&#
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3y ago
Check out https://www.sidis.net/TSContents.htm I initially came across this book due to a Reddit post about the author being a failed child prodigy. My first thought on seeing the table of contents was "damn, this book
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3y ago
I am very curious about this, because my understanding was that any EV would fare better in wet conditions than most ICE vehicles, because the battery has so much insulation around it. When I first got my EV, I was worried about how it wo
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>It’s comfortable enough for Lewis, who is 5 foot 9. (Lewis jokes that I should report that he’s an inch taller so that he can boast about it on the dating apps. I do not oblige.) I think something got lost in translation here. In SF onl
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3y ago
You realize that this is how valuations for publicly-traded companies are calculated, right? Also the networths of people whose vast majority of wealth is tied to publicly-traded shares.
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3y ago
>Would you really want to visit a notary just to set up an eBay account? Yes.
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3y ago
My annual comp increases at FAANG are not 20%, but they have been consistent increases of roughly $45,000 a year, for little effort. I suppose it is a trap, but I am still content.
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3y ago
The 38th parallel was originally drawn up based on Soviet troops invading Japan-controlled Korea from the North, and US troops invading from the South. See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/People%27s_Republic_of_Korea
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3y ago
This could have never happened because it would have meant sacrificing Seoul.
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3y ago
How I use Yelp reviews: 5-star, less than 100 reviews: probably paid for reviews. I've never been to a "bad" place in this category, but I usually avoid it unless it's the most appealing option, so my sample size is smal
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3y ago
old.reddit.com is primarily kept around because the majority of moderators use it.
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3y ago
Dark Reign 1 was the first online game that I ever played, back in 1997. I still have the manual somewhere...
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3y ago
I would like to see more celebration of the employees who confronted SBM and were then fired for "performance" or "culture fit". That behavior needs to be rewarded, not forgotten.
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3y ago
Is an early access version available for purchase? I would love to see the current state of the book. I will be purchasing your first book sometime this week. I feel like I can finally make real progress in learning mathematics with ChatGPT
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3y ago
Do you have a recommendation? I've never heard of a combi-oven before.
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3y ago
Being asked to pay money for "journalism" is insulting when you consider that readers are the product. Most of the money is made from sponsored content masquerading as unbiased news articles and advertisements.
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4y ago
Are there VC contracts where actually spending the money is a stipulation?
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They completely destroyed the value of their brand with that. It was crazy. I really liked the concept of Triplebyte, even though I never found a job through them. I would get requests from reputable companies occassionally. After that inci
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What's the reasoning for not using it?
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4y ago
Manhattan Beach is a nice city. The median for SFH is close to 4 million.
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What happens if you don't actually spend VC money? Do they still get partial ownership? This is the first time I hear of a situation like this, and I'm really curious.
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Unless you grow everything yourself, the production of fruits and vegetables that you consume also involve exploitation and suffering. The humans aren't being eaten, but they're hung out to dry all the same. Even if you do grow ev
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4y ago
To administration.
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I think I would need 1.2 million to retire, assuming I planned to not have a full-time job for 30 years afterwards. This is based on my annual spend being roughly ~$40,000, with interest and inflation (hopefully) cancelling each other out.
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This is great, and I'm really amused to see that someone is already posting as Lowtax.
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