coccinelle

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by coccinelle 2mo ago
50,000 sounds like a lot. Most people in West European countries don’t make that much.
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by coccinelle 3mo ago
I don’t know, I do associate the name Roman with Russia just because the only Roman I can think of is Roman Abramovich.
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by coccinelle 8mo ago
It can be also a married person tax depending on your circumstances. If both spouses make similar amounts then they are getting taxed more as a married couple, because the bracket threshold for a married couple are less than 2x that for an
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by coccinelle 1y ago
The lottery has been around since way before 2020, I believe. You do get preferential assignment to one school close to you. Most schools can take in all the kids that have this neighborhood preference but I believe there are a couple that
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by coccinelle 1y ago
I’ve heard of a grocery store in France that packages everything in glass. https://ledrivetoutnu.com/pages/le-super-tout-nu?srsltid=Afm...
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by coccinelle 2y ago
Location: San Francisco, CA Remote: Yes (Pacific Time Zone) Willing to Relocate: No Technologies: n.a. Résumé/CV: Strategy & Ops person. Experience in management consulting, then large tech companies (Adobe, Cisco) in Strategy or S
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by coccinelle 3y ago
My recently acquired Bosch dishwasher does a fine job.
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by coccinelle 5y ago
I think French people would do 4 with just the pinkie down. At least this specific French person does :). In my case that means the ring finger is not perfectly up, but still enough that it's clear it's raised.
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by coccinelle 5y ago
Well, it happened to all of us for months for the past several months: in many places, people were prevented from "living their normal lives": in San Francisco, you could no longer get your hair cut, go to a restaurant, or worse,
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by coccinelle 5y ago
I think CDC is saying vaccinated people should be masking, because they may still transmit the virus to all the unvacinated out there that have a much higher likelihood of ending up at the hospital should they get infected. If all were vacc
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by coccinelle 5y ago
French seems to be La Chenille qui fait des trous: The Caterpillar That Makes Holes. Very underwhelming compared to the German or Dutch translations if you ask me!
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by coccinelle 6y ago
French people would most commonly say « un mètre quatre-vingt » meaning one meter eighty, centimeters being implied at the end.
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by coccinelle 7y ago
Kanopy has a few or her movies. It's a platform that partners with public libraries to make content available to their members. For those in San Francisco, for instance, you can get an account as long as you have an SF public library c
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by coccinelle 8y ago
I thought the same (bad transit, people don't use it, it becomes even worse), but after no longer being able to ride my bike, I realized that many buses and Muni trains are packed at least at rush hour. People do use public transit in
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by coccinelle 8y ago
Congo by David Van Reybrouck was recommended to me as a great book, but I haven't read it yet!
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by coccinelle 8y ago
I’ve been wondering about that when it comes to rent-controlled places like SF. It seems « tenant occupied » properties sell for less than equivalent empty places. Then is it worth it to let a tenant in who might just drive down the price o
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by coccinelle 9y ago
I think this was referring to sperm donation.