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november84
3y ago
To put it plainly, in America, the value of Healthcare compared to the cost is shit. Your beholden to your employment to keep it and if you work for a smaller company they usually have shittier plans leading to worse bargaining power. Also
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november84
3y ago
"But I already have enough food so like this doesn't really apply to me " I find it really hard to understand how people will continually go against their own self interests to align with their beliefs, without question. Thin
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3y ago
An addition, you have the ability to chain the PSUs for increased total power at the loss of redundancy.
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november84
3y ago
I'm not a developer mind you but devops. And while I reuse code regularly as well, when new projects come up, I'll ramp up with said boilerplate. Though thats typically in only required if it's something new.
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november84
3y ago
I came to the realization that I'm using gpt more and more for getting my boilerplate code and I'm starting to feel a bit guilty about it tbh. Maybe I shouldn't, though I justify it because it allows me to focus on the bespo
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november84
3y ago
Did...did we watch the same video?
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november84
3y ago
And it's on video so cheers to that.
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november84
3y ago
Much of your point is how an artist chooses to spell their name is wrong and how you'd like to read it as correct. I get it, it's a bit annoying but nothing worth the effort of squeezing.
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november84
3y ago
One of them is completely natural and accepted in America and the other are boob's. I feel like is nudity wasn't so taboo and sexualized it may not be that bad. But I do realize there's a difference between erotica art like i
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3y ago
The gotcha is acting like this hasn't been a thing on the internet since the 90's.
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3y ago
You're right, and this can be depreciated over it's useful life. Not all r&d leads to something viable. So I'm guessing we'll see more of these capital assets being recorded as losses to reduce tax liability.
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november84
3y ago
I'm begging to feel like the only way that'll ever have a chance to happen is if the show Designated Survivor becomes reality. Obviously many of the trash will be replaced by more trash but perhaps not all of it.
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november84
3y ago
How long ago was this and have the machines changed over the years? Because this ice cream machine always broken seems like anew phenomenon compared to my tenure back around 97. I was there for about a year IIRC, other than cleaning the mac
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3y ago
Worth mentioning, if you do get a sonicare or any elective toothbrush, go much more slowly than you think. Makes all the difference in the world.
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november84
3y ago
Emailed you, much appreciated!!
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3y ago
I'm glad you posted this info but this is where I'm stuck. My mbp 2015 is the only Intel device I have Available and the main position died...so my only working position is windows and I'm running into issues getting into rec
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3y ago
Hopping on the Samsung hate train. Purchased a washer and dryer set when our old unit was shot and had multiple issues within two years. Also purchased an oven with a similar outcome. Fortunately my tv is going strong ish. Had to have the m
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3y ago
I began actively looking after the last review. I definitely should have started sooner. Outside of this salary nonsense it's an overall good place to work though and a pretty cush job. Just frustrating that loyalty is punished because
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3y ago
I'm at least 20k underpaid and during our last review period I mentioned this and was told all salaries are being reviewed to get them inline an competitive. It's been months and I received the same answer when I asked. They'
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3y ago
Any resources you can share or did you jump into the docs?
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3y ago
I feel this. I don't reach the same level of drain after playing compared to work. However, it's such a fun way to use my brain in a similar way, I can be hard to put it down. I also find it rewarding after getting robotics and me
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3y ago
Or burnout. I feel like "slacking" is inherently negative.
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3y ago
PSA - your comments are never going to stop people from posting or commenting. This forum has many different personalities and perspectives. People with soft skills and people with almost none. Work on the soft skills mate. No need to be so
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3y ago
How is it not exploitation? Many people dont know their worth and companies will exploit that to pay as little as possible. Maybe im reaching.
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3y ago
I feel troubled by this. Im still going to output. Trying to be efficient and look down the road to foresee issues/mitigate risk, but ill never be the same rockstar i used to be pouring blood sweat and tears into my work and reaping no
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3y ago
Definitely doesn’t have anything to do with all the unused commercial real estate. I guess i cant really know that but might also be worth considering CEOs lie through their teeth and typically dont give a shit about the grunts. Ive worked
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november84
3y ago
I second this. Played with a friend some 150hrs and eventually started a new game with more mods and crazier biter levels ultimately increasing complexity and build formulas. It was so nerve wracking I felt like progress was so much slower
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november84
3y ago
If the parts are made to fit the chaos and the design is reusable, what does it matter of the chaos is old?...unless say it's greatly worn and the integrity is impacted....but then you can buy a replacement part. Their pricing on the 1
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november84
3y ago
Would you mind expanding on that a bit? Is the vitamin k too high? Some quick googling leads me down a kidney disease rabbit hole...which may not fully align with your statement.
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4y ago
I totally get that, but it’s important to look who’s providing the information. I highly doubt the analysis was independent of bias. We know many companies want to push for back to office work and commercial landlords are bag-holding hard…
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