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2y ago
I used to be from East Coast, those pocket protectors are not just for pens but snack storage.
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It is a phrase, very serious and hard to enter. If someone is a fresh grad or someone with tons of experience wants exposure to a fast pace burn you out startup culture there is absolutely nothing like West Coast startups.
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2y ago
It's also the available space for renting a property to establish a startup.
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2y ago
Boston is a suit & tie startup scene completely different from the West Coast. You won't find anyone wearing shorts and a Hawaiian shirt in office.
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2y ago
AI needs more pot on the kettle to be useful. Everyone is trying to AI into some money making machine which it is to an extent. Just the same problem we experienced with the cryptocraze.
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Irony is depending on what country you're in coke bottles might have a better disposal process than even medical supplies.
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Legend he was.
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2y ago
Experience is everything.
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Lots of medical supplies are single use plastics.
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Huge improvement over my 5k series processor.
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2y ago
I would say Valve pulls in 70 to 80 billion a year in sales and technology.
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2y ago
No not happening. It is a private company and Microsoft doesn't exactly know Valve's networth.
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Can it be seen with the naked eye? I didn't see anything last night.
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2y ago
Information abuse definitely needs laws, but it needs to skirt around free speech. And I always support free speech, but when I see videos marketing harm toward people it stops becoming something you say.
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3y ago
Right, it requires intimate past knowledge to be the foundation of the future knowledge and weighted biases. There isn't enough memory or disk today to accomplish this. It would be no more helpful than training a goldfish to react to a
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3y ago
It is indeed inefficient so this is more like a process lasso approach to the resource management?
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Kind of an old article. It is pretty straight forward thing to do. If you spend enough time accurately load testing your environments you can dial in the container resources and shave thousands of dollars. Lots of places are too scared of u
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3y ago
This is kind of a problem when you manufacture memory in one place.
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3y ago
Or it would force small musicians to advertiwse more. Which is mutually beneficial to Spotify and the user. 1k is a relatively low number to hit at least they didn't set the demonizations level the same as other platforms.
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3y ago
The problem with aerial photos is that not always do these photos provide enough detail they can provide deceptive data. It is better if insurance companies send field workers to check the premises.
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3y ago
I have a fairly complicated feeling about this. I know it is essential but without properly planning traffic in/out/around the area it will quickly become an island. Not that it isn't already. I mean in the logistics of thing
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Illegal if you don't have an urgent care facility attached.
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It isn't about turning a person away, it is about enqueuing them into another emergency type care, urgent care is still a high priority but it is urgent and not deathly required. This would allow prioritization of people needing immedi
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250/h thats solid.
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If you add a level of mandatory screening you can filter out ER to Urgent Care. The problem is still the connotation that ER is for everyone. Just put up posters in the ER lobby that make people uncomfortable things that say ER is for like
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3y ago
Probably trying to sell fast lanes. Not retiring in US with this bs.
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Not really, most businesses pay above Glassdoor rates.
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Glassdoor also doesn't report actual income and wages in the field as a way to help lowball the brackets. I once saw it say a Senior Backend Developer was only worth 120K... I was shocked considering I know Amazon will pay you up to 25
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It's not an iphone monopoly it is a platform monopoly. The lawsuit is over the ecosystem not allowing users to pick or choose and being forced into a dependency with Apple products.
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space race for happiness?
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