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garbawarb
13d ago
Why is it called side-loading here? Isn't that just downloading?
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13d ago
Fortuitous timing for Muse Spark.
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14d ago
> We are also asking the vast majority of remote employees to move to an office, and going forward, only ~1% of employees will be remote. If you believe in return-to-office as a soft layoff, even more than 10% will be leaving.
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garbawarb
20d ago
Could these mosquitoes lead to malaria becoming endemic in Germany?
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Pagerduty Layoffs Today
(teamblind.com)
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20d ago
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21d ago
Of not violating the law? Under the Immigration and Nationality Act, a company can't use a candidate's citizenship in hiring decisions.
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21d ago
Or imagine if an employee works for you and this happens to them.
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21d ago
Fast food and snack companies are the absolute masters of marketing to children. If the United States really cared they'd put a blanket ban on advertising to children like some jurisdictions (Quebec) have done.
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22d ago
"Is everything okay here?" The answer is always yes. I'd come get you if it weren't.
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22d ago
They're not just incentivized to upsell, but also to get you out of the door as quickly as possible so they can get the next customers in. It makes for a much less pleasant dining experience than, say, France where waiters are generall
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23d ago
If Tang Dynasties are real, why haven't I seen one?
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Trump administration's 75-country visa ban was illegal, judge rules
(npr.org)
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Foreign Students Applying to US Colleges Fell 10% This Year
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28d ago
A lot of jurisdictions have laws that say electric cars must emit thatbnoise while driving. Which is basically because you might not be able to hear them over the louder sound of gas cars. I hope that that requirement can go away if we get
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PM Carney announces largest clean energy investment in North American history
(pm.gc.ca)
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1mo ago
Some would, but some would just put that money into savings and investments instead.
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1mo ago
That would be a massive hit to our GDP.
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1mo ago
So many airports don't have a sign telling you what to take out for some reason.
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1mo ago
I'd say it's easier to covertly film someone with a smartphone than with glasses that have a lightup LED. With the smartphone you can just angle it to look as if you're casually holding it or using it normally.
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1mo ago
Can you share more? What makes you feel less rich in comparison?
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2mo ago
Where do the German coders go though?
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Economies Thrive with Older, Smaller Population, New Study Finds
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2mo ago
How will he do that?
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3mo ago
Obviously? I'm shocked that lawmakers are so okay with giving up their sons' and daughters' personal information.
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4mo ago
I suspect Iran's goal is to drag this out until US midterm elections.
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4mo ago
Right before OpenAI's IPO. The boldness.
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4mo ago
Green card is completely independent of whether you're in the US. You can get one without ever having set foot in the US, and you can live in the country for 15+ years and still not be able to get one.
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4mo ago
Not just uncertainty, but the apparent speedrunning of making the US an undesirable place to live compared to other countries. Where did you move to and what are you doing now? (I'd love to hear from anyone else who's left too)
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4mo ago
Doesn't it take a few months to process a green card application?
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4mo ago
Appropriately the photographer's name is O'Rear.
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