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by astura 3y ago
Nobody says you can't - you just need to cite the source, your previous work.
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by astura 3y ago
Specifically, they were banned in 1968 in New York City.
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by astura 3y ago
I don't, because it would be a massive waste of time. Labor laws vary by jurisdiction, but it's extremely unlikely that "points" like this that have to be accumulated before being cashed out is considered "deferre
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by astura 3y ago
>for some reason It's for cost cutting.
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by astura 3y ago
They seem like they are just replacing the program with another similar program with an incompatible payout scheme and this is just an excuse to not pay people. >IBM canceled the program at the end of 2023 and replaced it with a new one
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by astura 3y ago
When? Recently or back in it's heyday? My cousin worked there from like 1999-2016 or so as an accountant. I've never seen someone so overworked.
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by astura 3y ago
It absolutely can be, that's how my team does it. I've also seen teams update wikis for their daily standup.
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by astura 3y ago
This is a no-brainer to me - get your degree.
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by astura 3y ago
Motor vehicle thefts look down to me https://www.statista.com/statistics/191216/reported-motor-ve...
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by astura 3y ago
Home Depot is the best place to buy light bulbs, Walmart will usually do in a pinch, for common light bulbs. Batteries I get at Costco when they go on sale, Walmart if run out before a Costco sale. These aren't items I'd usually b
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by astura 3y ago
This just has not been my experience at all. I've never had a problem with a junior asking too many questions. Never. I have, however, had issues with them not asking enough questions.
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by astura 3y ago
Most 401ks let you choose the funds to invest in.
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by astura 3y ago
>do they still copy the details with a carbon machine? Lol. No. I have more than 20 American credit cards plus a handful of debit cards. The vast majority of can't be copied with those old carbon machines - they are not embossed. Th
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by astura 3y ago
>seminal I see what you did there.
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by astura 3y ago
In addition to being confusing for non-Americans, it also confusing for Americans because $100 bills in American slang are "Benjamins," not "Franklins." It's most notable use is in the song "It's All About
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by astura 3y ago
No, the only real "gotcha" is some employees have their match on a vesting schedule and you lose the non-vested portion of the money if your employment ends before the vesting schedule. These are typically not that very long - a f
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by astura 3y ago
The above comment is just an incoherent, off topic rant. Ignore it - it's verbal diarrhea. Employer match is "free money" (there's no "gotcha" other than vesting schedules) and 401k is a part of the American ta
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by astura 3y ago
>I am currently paying a ~$150 per month "tax" to AT&T to keep my US number while living abroad I don't know why you're paying so much - you can just port the number to a VIOP provider and pay a few bucks a month.
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by astura 3y ago
None of the dick pills mentioned are AmazonBasics brand.
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by astura 3y ago
Nobody can provide you with a citation because the specifics will be the wording that's in your individual policy. But, generally, policies require you to maintain the property.
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by astura 3y ago
>weren't gas pumps in the US also fill-then-pay until maybe 10-15 yr ago? Yes, you just pumped however much gas you wanted and paid inside. This was before there was credit card readers on the pumps. Closer to 20 years ago.
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by astura 3y ago
>A course is 3 in class hours a week over 12-14 weeks typically. After homework and assignments it is ultimately maybe 40-80 hours of content. Huh? I was spending 20+ hours a week on assignments alone in upper level software engineering
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by astura 3y ago
What country do you live in?
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by astura 3y ago
Buy powder or liquid instead? I use either Cascade powder or the Walmart brand equivalent and only put a teaspoon or so of powder in the cup per load and a few dozen granules of powder on the door for the prewash.
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by astura 3y ago
Sounds like you're probably using too much detergent.
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by astura 3y ago
They only did this in the last 6 months or so. I used to use Firefox with Teams meetings until recently.
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by astura 3y ago
You're wrong - there's not "a lot of avenues" for the trades to make "well over 100k or 200k." Median pay (2022) from the U.S. BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS. Welders: $47,540 per year https://www.bls.g
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by astura 3y ago
>I really wonder how many people saying this are actually familiar with these careers They are fetishizing these careers because they're totally unfamiliar with them.
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by astura 3y ago
Median pay (2022) from the U.S. BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS. Welders: $47,540 per year https://www.bls.gov/ooh/production/welders-cutters-solderers... Plumbers: $60,090 per year https://www.bls.gov&#x2F
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by astura 3y ago
So just work at a B2B company rather than a B2C company? I've only worked at B2B companies my entire career and I've literally never once seen anyone "engaging in practices that abuse others for profit."

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