HaloZero

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by HaloZero 7y ago
My blaze has the same calling issue... The Blaze though has standard watch bands so you can replace it inexpensively with any type of watch band as long it's the right size.
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by HaloZero 7y ago
In the United States I think you can actually. Nothing stops you. You can't discriminate based on a few criteria like race, age, gender (and depending on the state) sexual orientation.
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by HaloZero 7y ago
so the chances of it on the iPhone are slim then :(
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by HaloZero 7y ago
This medium article talks about a few people (though mostly anonymous). https://medium.com/@selamie/remove-richard-stallman-appendix... April Glaser on Twitter specifically talks about accusations against him: https:&
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by HaloZero 7y ago
From what I've understood, this is just the straw that broke the camel's back with Stallman. He's harassed and bothered dozens of women in and outside of MIT.
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by HaloZero 7y ago
I have no idea how they're going to get past the 3rd part of Dynamex. Was it not encoded into AB5? (C) that the worker is customarily engaged in an independently established trade, occupation, or business of the same nature as the work
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California senate passes AB5 gig-work bill, turning contractors into employees(sfchronicle.com)
36 points by HaloZero 7y ago|23 comments
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by HaloZero 7y ago
I think the idea right now is to give flexibility to both parents to make their decisions instead of forcing a perceived cultural choice on them.
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by HaloZero 7y ago
Grubhub makes a profit? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grubhub
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by HaloZero 7y ago
That is correct, I imagine he's arguing that each state should decide on how to setup it's districting vs the courts. It's already happened in a few states with independent redistricting setups (but mostly in blue/purple
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Michelin's Puncture-Proof Tire Prototype Could Make Flats a Thing of the Past(mentalfloss.com)
3 points by HaloZero 7y ago|0 comments
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by HaloZero 7y ago
Is there a way to determine which apps have the SDKs from Reveal or other companies?
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by HaloZero 7y ago
Doesn't the data seem to reflect the clustering effect for writers in London has waned. As you approach the 21st century that clustering effect goes toward the population line.
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by HaloZero 7y ago
Because the proctor was the one who was bribed, not the organization itself.
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by HaloZero 7y ago
The name of the emperor I believe is decided at the time of coronation though. They don't go by their real name but a new imperial name. That's my understanding at least.
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by HaloZero 8y ago
Companies will always do what's best for them too. In this case, the story talks about how Amazon held them to the same standard and they did better in terms of attendance, accident rate, and productivity. Which hopefully showcases to
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by HaloZero 8y ago
I don't see how Verizon had another option? With SESTA/FOSTA they could be held liable for anything too sexual. I imagine Tumblr even as an independent agency would do the same.
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by HaloZero 8y ago
I'm not sure about Ohio but I thought the rule was that you were obligated to pay out the difference if tips don't make them go to minimum wage. So was this policy from the new owners just a way to slightly reduce costs. From any
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by HaloZero 8y ago
The average salary also seems to be $180,000 which is pretty good.
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by HaloZero 8y ago
China and the US have a bilateral agreement about this I believe. It's to make sure Chinese citizens aren't storing money in the US and vice-versa. I imagine a US bank would do something similar to a Chinese national.
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by HaloZero 8y ago
Other Western nations are also behind the US in terms of GDP per capita but not as much as China. Japan is about $39,000, Germany is $41,000, France is like $37,000. But Poland which is part of the EU is $12,000 as well. Russia is like $90
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by HaloZero 8y ago
It's not clear from the FAQ but what else goes into Fan Verficiation that creating an account on TicketMaster can't accomplish?
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by HaloZero 8y ago
The big thing about Tesla is they have their supercharger network, are these other brands expected to run their own versions or just use Tesla's stations?
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by HaloZero 8y ago
According to this article it seems to be: - They take away from parking spots - I don't care about cyclists - Maybe a bit of anti-gentrification sentiment https://qns.com/story/2018/06/08/dont-care-c
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by HaloZero 8y ago
I'm curious then why did nobody buy Atlassian then? There's a possibility that a new company grows out of one of them.
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by HaloZero 8y ago
Actually, I believe about 7-8% of the US is also unbanked. But that might be a specific to US (compared to other Western nations).
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by HaloZero 8y ago
I also don't think you can ignore that the discriminatory lending, policing, and other policies also affect other minorities. The US enacted into law banning Chinese immigrants, white San Francisco was ready to mob and burn down to Chi
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by HaloZero 9y ago
That's pretty good reason if that's true but setting that expectation would be useful. I've also never had that happen to me.
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by HaloZero 9y ago
But do you all go running in them? I feel the main post is about wearing out shoe with a lot of use.
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by HaloZero 9y ago
I think some of it Amazon doesn't work outside a vacuum of other tech companies. It has to compete against San Francisco and other major tech hubs now so having a developed city is a selling point for Amazon HQ2.

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