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by Guest42 5y ago
Even an account with a few grand in it will lead to pressured calls from tellers to enroll in investment services, at least from one major us bank.
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by Guest42 5y ago
I find it peculiar that this part goes mostly unmentioned although it accounts for a large portion of the purchases (forget the numbers off the top of my head).
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by Guest42 5y ago
Would make for some tough storage if they got stuck not selling them at expiry.
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by Guest42 5y ago
Same here, when the gyms closed I immediately bought the equipment I use and it made for a much better work experience and home experience as there is the extra time from not going to the office or the gym. It’s also more peaceful to exerc
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by Guest42 5y ago
I’d opt for a clear contractual agreement that could be entered and exited, or a paid alternative priced fairly. Same with the phone, one shouldn’t pay for a phone in cash (or payment plan) and continue to pay indefinitely with personal dat
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by Guest42 5y ago
I’m a little disappointed it got renamed as “climate change” because that phrase doesn’t have the same level of urgency to it although it is technically more accurate.
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by Guest42 5y ago
From a cost/opportunity cost standpoint, it’s an enormous decision. I wonder what those numbers look like. In general though I’m pretty biased towards boring things that work correctly as long as possible.
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by Guest42 5y ago
I wonder how they perceive those that don’t partake in social media.
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by Guest42 5y ago
I think for me that sometimes the large companies get over-siloed and that the small companies get over-scattered and under-funded. My best experiences have been at fairly large companies that are able to combine the better aspects of both
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by Guest42 5y ago
Given that there is a fairly limited number of car renters, I’d imagine that they share data on customers that over-use services. Such practices exist in banking, retail, and hospitality.
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by Guest42 5y ago
Not enough full stack developers with 10 years of experience willing to work for 75k, “possible equity”, and catered lunches on a “fast-paced high-growth” project that just completed a series A. (actually saw this description)
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by Guest42 5y ago
I’d also be curious the goals/budget of Quantum AI.
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by Guest42 5y ago
Question, does this hinder a persons ability to create APKs from their own code without any intention of publishing to the play store?
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by Guest42 5y ago
I’d go for a tennis-like approach whereby a team gets 3 challenges and if a challenge is correct it goes unused.
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by Guest42 5y ago
One of the measures/trackers is the various spreadsheets that get opened. This certainly hurts the employees that have automated those aspects of their jobs. One of my initial roles had me inherit 15 different spreadsheet reports and
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by Guest42 5y ago
I would sooner have security negligence be criminalized as there are a number of products that are critical to the economy and peoples health. Having a companies systems get wiped out can have a monumental amount of collateral damage.
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by Guest42 5y ago
I feel as though viable 3rd/4th parties in the US would create a more balanced environment. There are times that I abstain from voting because candidates aren’t aligned enough with my viewpoints.
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by Guest42 5y ago
I wonder perhaps too if the more prestigious resumes start coming from companies that embrace these trends, further reinforcing them across industry.
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by Guest42 5y ago
Their structures required more planning and delayed gratification.
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by Guest42 5y ago
Are the 1000+ tabs related? Is this for research (or workflow, or just preferred routine...)?
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by Guest42 5y ago
This prompted me to make a plan to start deleting my gmail accounts today and shift to a new service. It felt pretty cathartic. For whatever reason, I could never unsubscribe myself from quora no matter how many times I tried.
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by Guest42 5y ago
My impression is that GWB and DJT delivered some very large tax breaks and that the “more” taxes would be more accurately described as a return to normal taxation levels, provided how much one agrees that post-Reagan establishes the level o
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by Guest42 5y ago
Another issue I see is empty houses and 85-percent filled apartment complexes.
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by Guest42 5y ago
I think for me that a pay model without advertising would've been enough to prevent me from quitting, but now that I no longer have to put that energy into the website and my emotional associations with it, I am gone.
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by Guest42 5y ago
I also prefer non-Win environments but generally my higher concern is whether the hardware specs and configurations are sufficient for the loads that are placed on them.
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US Birth rates 2020: how the pandemic affected births in the US(edition.cnn.com)
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by Guest42 5y ago
Would renting/purchasing the land itself be a possible approach? (perhaps a collateral held by a 3rd party could be involved?)
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by Guest42 5y ago
I think that models from the reinsurance industry provide a certain amount of guidance as to the pricing of the externalities and they have been upping their premiums in recent years.
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by Guest42 5y ago
I’ll have to give pages a try. I think perhaps I favor the earlier versions of office products because I learned on them, they’re faster, and they weren’t as a service. I’ll go for latex if something has to be published and certainly use p
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by Guest42 5y ago
For me at least, I try to avoid Word because it is so slow and cumbersome compared to notepad or notepad++ for the purpose of writing notes. It seems like most of my word processing is for my eyes only.

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