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asielen
2y ago
San Francisco is perfect conditions without traffic? Sure, no snow but plenty of other human hazards.
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asielen
2y ago
It may be more fair to compare them to Uber drivers and taxis and at least on that comparison haven't ridden in thousands of Uber and taxis and a couple dozen waymos, it is better than 100%. Anecdotal of course but within my circle peo
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Except all of the elements in the address above were at least partially discovered at that address or by teams with connections to that lab. Although usually it is a joint discovery with at least one other lab. Na is a bit older than those
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asielen
2y ago
Congress itself without any aides is big enough to merit SSO. Sounds like you don't want a democracy or don't understand how government works. Or you want a total anarchist society.
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asielen
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Budgets are approved by Congress... How are bureaucrats weaponising money they don't fully control? What specific examples do you have of being terrorized by bureaucrats?
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asielen
2y ago
Thanks for the recommendation! Sounds interesting
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asielen
2y ago
100% agree. I've been using markdown for a few years after moving away from proprietary note taking apps. Although this has led to me developing my own short hand for many things in my notes. And have been looking at a way to integrate
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I strongly agree on your point about families. If a company can attract and retain parents, that is massive green flag. If no one in management has kids, run the other way.
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2y ago
Mediamonkey allows me to just go to tracks and hit shuffle and then it randomly adds all my tracks to a queue with no repeats. You can do it at any level of hierarchy, allmusic, playlist, album, artist, genre etc. Edit: I checked I can also
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asielen
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I'd love AC, but I'd only need it for a couple weeks a year in the bay area. And I have PG&E so the economics of a heat pump don't pencil out. Gas heating is still cheaper than a heat pump because electricity rates are ou
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Wake up at 7:30am Take a quick shower and hope the kids stay asleep a few more minutes or at least entertain themselves. 7:45am Get the kids up (if they are not already awake). Make them breakfast and get them dressed and out the door by 8:
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Yeah, over my career I've seen multiple c-suite bounce from company to company getting gently pushed out each time but still collecting massive packages (with the vacation houses and yachts to prove it). Once you reach a certain level
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In my 15 years in small and mid-sized tech, I've found the most useless managers are senior managers. Good team leads and second line managers can make or break an organization. But they are the least respected roles at a company and g
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2y ago
They don't. You leave the cover on until you are sure you got them all and then you throw away the mattress and get a new one. Also wash everything you own in hot and dry on hot. Or put it in an airtight box for at least a year. They c
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2y ago
Interesting that is 3rd grade at 9-10. 10 year olds in the US are typically in 5th grade. What ages do earlier grades align to? Generally in the US it is: * K ~5 yo * 1st ~6 yo * 2nd ~7 yo * 3rd ~8 yo * 4th ~9 yo * 5th ~10 yos Give or tak
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Same exact thing with my 4 year old. We give him very little screen time but it is always the first thing he asks for. Once he (begrudgingly) accepts that he isn't going to get to watch TV and he has to play by himself (if we can'
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Nope, just generic Bay Area suburbs. And in one of the "cheaper" areas to boot.
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Counter example in coastal California (in basically the West Coast version of levitt Town),my tax and insurance assessment has my physical house only representing a third of the total value. So the lot is with double the structure. But I&#x
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asielen
2y ago
Salesforce purchasing is the same. As is marketing automation platforms and BI tools. And confluence/jira. People buy what they already know.
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3y ago
I think the answers you are getting to your question are reflective of someone we are seeing across many aspects of society. The division between three "haves" and the "have nots". If course taking a kid out of school f
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I'm working on being a good father, husband and friend. I have a 3.5yo and another on the way in a couple months. Also my amazing mother-in-law just unexpectedly passed over the holidays so we are all grieving. Life puts everything in
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I love location data. In fact when I travel, I bring a GPS logger to track all my locations, it helps me sync up my ok photos and retrace my steps. I have pretty precise maps of ally big trips in the last 10 years.
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3y ago
There is also https://opengarage.io/ For anyone who wants an out of the box, and open source, solution.
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DK is supposed to be TK. Transitional kindergarten. Basically staying a year early around 4.
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In-n-Out has always been paying higher wages and at this point their burgers are at or cheaper than other fast food for a better product. Of course they are private though and have a very simple menu which must account for some savings.
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3y ago
400k people in a year is hemorrhaging?
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I have about 5 hours of play time on minimum setting on my 3yo Dell XPS laptop. It runs fine but it is ugly. Still enjoying it for now, hoping they fix it before my cities get too big.
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Also add current page snapshot to the wayback machine: javascript:void(window.open(' https://web.archive.org/save/'+location.href ));
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asielen
3y ago
A nice feature of snowflake is the min_by/max_by functions. https://docs.snowflake.com/en/sql-reference/functions/min_by
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I agree, 68F is the perfect night temperature. 77 is a bit too high, at 80 I am sweating even with no sheets. I grew up without AC somewhere where it was regularly over 80 at night and I could never sleep. My sleep greatly improved by movin
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