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Even then, supermarkets being stocked isn't a self-sustaining vacuum. Not all goods sold are produced within 100 miles. The fields are cleared with industrial equipment, sourced with semiconductors and parts produced across continents,
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Is there an appreciable difference between paid channels for disinformation and non-paid? Just yesterday on this forum it was discussed how 19 of the 20 largest Christian pages were Russian troll farms [0]. You don't have to be paying
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If there isn't a "lying flat" movement for social media, there sure should be one. It characterizes my feelings perfectly: I give up on it. Nearing 1 year without Facebook, I can confirm it isn't essential and your stron
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This is exactly why 2-way data binding fell out of favor in modern UI development. Describing the problem as "the cardinality of the state of the system extremely large" is a succinct way of putting it. The non-linear increase in
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If your manager shields you too well, you may not know when potentially cataclysmic organizational changes are coming. Especially if this is paired with your manager falling out of favor with their manager.
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You can give your heart, but if your significant other doesn't speak your love language, no matter how much you give, it may not be right for you. If you're focused exclusively on giving, are you considering your own needs as a pe
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> The choice between a $200k/yr salary and a $200/hr contract is so far of an outlier that you read it on HN and just roll your eyes. Right? Without more detail, it's hard to say if it's an outlier or not. $200k is $9
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If I have to work in order to feed and house myself, a healthy discussion on compensation -- the primary reason why I choose to work for someone else in the first place -- should not be characterized as cringe. My work, and my time, is not
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On this point: "Consider taxes on bonuses and stock." Yes, but consider taxes on your current total compensation (less 401k contributions, HSA, and Cafeteria plans (e.g., dental)) versus offers you receive. Stock and bonuses are W
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It's nothing traditionally groundbreaking, either. Most of them are buying blue-chip tech stocks. Anyone mildly paying attention has known how well FANGs have done in the past decade. There isn't much to learn from these trades.
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I'm surprised that mobile phone processing power still isn't great enough (between RAM/CPU/etc) that compiling JavaScript into native code is necessary for optimal performance. I think we'd need to ascertain how muc
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100%. Though, interest rate based appreciation is likely at its apex, presuming zero is the floor. If we find ourselves with negative rates (after taxes and fees; there was one case of negative rates in Europe, but net inclusive of fees, it
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Reasonable alternatives. It's solving a problem that doesn't exist for me. The traditional banking sector, Venmo, etc solve it all imperfectly well enough for me.
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My critique is this tool seems like you'll hit walls as soon as the framework can't do exactly what you need. Oh, you need a sortable to-do list? Just use the "DatasetSortable" React component instead of the normal &quot
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My actual experience with reporting the "something broke" in a large, popular OSS project was 18+ months until resolution. A crafty engineer thought it was a good idea to run their in-house optimization on third-party JS libraries
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Given that it's generally local governments that are hesitant to upzone, is there any indication of some cities bucking the trend? What barred cities from ending single family zoning prior to these bills?
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> In the 50s every man could have been a "winner" in an environment of half of the world destroyed after ww2. In the United States, quite possibly so. But what about people who already had their wealth literally bombed away? Fo
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The worst aspect of the redesign is having to click 40 times to see all the comments in a 200+ comment thread, due to so many being auto-collapsed. Old reddit lets me see more content with far less work.
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Having a team in a different timezone from the main cluster of office timezones can be a win for ops-related activities, but I've found as an employee it risks work-life balance because people want real-time help (example: UTC+8 worker
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What sort of consequences is the CCP anticipating as a result of the book's publication? If they expected none, they wouldn't have made the point of having Shum's ex-wife contact him. Assuming this book is targeting a US mark
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It's one approach. A bit carrot-and-stick, but what I have seen in restaurants in upper class neighborhoods is chastising changes to public policy. Each menu page has a footnote mentioning there's a X% charge (that isn't the
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Economics is the junction of mathematics and human behavior. I'm not going to travel half a mile to a different taco shop if the closest to me increases burrito prices $1-2 (in an area that reliably has at least 1 taco shop every half
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Your tax burden would stay the same, relative to future buyers, if prices stay flat. At which some point, they're bound to plateau. How many people or institutions will buy single family homes once they're $10 million each, but th