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by astura 3y ago
Is this a joke comment? Those people work twice as hard as me and get paid half of what I do.
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by astura 3y ago
What is a better career?
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by astura 3y ago
Sure, I've seen plenty of very capable people put very little to no effort into their work.
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by astura 3y ago
This is not common in any company I've ever worked for, fwiw.
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by astura 3y ago
Around here the minimum labor charge alone is more than $100, so you must be doing all the work yourself.
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by astura 3y ago
You're repeating a lie made up by breeders to sell dogs. Whether or not you're aware it is a lie doesn't make it not a lie.
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by astura 3y ago
Read the article I posted, this is "well known," but it's also, simply, a lie. No such dog breed exists. Your language is not imprecise, you are just spreading outright lies. >In fact, there may be no such thing as a low-a
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by astura 3y ago
Costco only accepts whatever credit card the Costco credit card currently is. Right now that's Visa, but it used to be American Express before 2016, ironically. Supposedly this exclusively allows them to negotiate down the fee really l
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by astura 3y ago
Wells Fargo, PayPal, SoFi, Citibank, and Fidelity[1] all offer 2% cash back on everything, unlimited, no annual fee. There's nothing special about that rate. Wells Fargo will even give you a $200 sign up bonus. Depending on your specif
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by astura 3y ago
This is largely not a big deal - credit cards move to new servicers all the time, the customers are just transferred and you get a new card. In the last 10 years the Costco credit card used to be serviced by AMEX but now it's Citibank.
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by astura 3y ago
>Plenty of breeds are hypoallergenic Hypoallergenic dogs are literally a lie, there's no such thing. https://archive.nytimes.com/well.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/07/1...
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by astura 3y ago
I think that you don't start reducing IGF-1 until after the dog has reached it's full adult size.
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by astura 3y ago
You must be new here - "unwarranted outrage bait" describes at least 50% of HN homepage.
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by astura 3y ago
Doesn't matter if he's up or down - that wasn't his money to gamble with.
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by astura 3y ago
I mean... It's definitely not mandatory, like at all, when I travel alone for work I usually get takeout. The only time I'll ever eat at the restaurant is at the bar and only if I'm also getting several drinks.
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by astura 3y ago
>Buy goods/services from your friends It’s not weird unless you make it weird No, but it might change the nature of the relationship, which is a risk. If the goods/services don't work out then you risk ruining the friendsh
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by astura 3y ago
Yes, it exists and it's common.
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by astura 3y ago
No, this doesn't work - vesting schedules are standard and non-negotiable everywhere except companies with only a couple of employees. I'm mean, sure, you can propose it, but nobody's going to actually take you up on your pro
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by astura 3y ago
I really wouldn't want to be friends with someone who always asked a bunch of inane questions everywhere we went and constantly wanted to use me as their insurance company. But I guess there might exist someone somewhere that enjoys be
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by astura 3y ago
It's not complicated to use. The most difficult part for most people is staying in school, which is made significantly easier by not having to pay for it.
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by astura 3y ago
This is called the lead time bias - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lead_time_bias
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by astura 3y ago
Nah, this person just doesn't know what their own email address is and types yours instead (yours with googlemail). This happens all the time and it really isn't something Google can do anything about.
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by astura 3y ago
AT&T was blocked from buying T-Mobile, not Sprint. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attempted_purchase_of_T-Mobile...
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by astura 3y ago
>You don’t have a problem with it? You know that people can't control their adult children, right?
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by astura 3y ago
https://www.forbes.com/sites/jaymcgregor/2017/02/20/reddit-i...
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by astura 3y ago
Plenty of people use audio to fall asleep - be it relaxing music, white noise, nature sounds, podcasts, talk radio, boring speeches, or whateverelse. Not everyone likes the same sleeping audio as others sleeping in the same room.
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by astura 3y ago
What make a weak and sickly person less likely to be an asshole?
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by astura 3y ago
He addressed this >But it only costs about $5,000 - $10,000 to produce this many QALYs through bog-standard effective altruist interventions, like buying mosquito nets for malarial regions in Africa. In a Philosophy 101 Thought Experimen
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by astura 3y ago
You have to get your stones analyzed and they'll make suggestions based on what the composition is.
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by astura 3y ago
>Probably the "disaster" in the Pokemon game context is that Nintendo didn't feel the need to keep up rather than that they couldn't keep up. Nintendo is the publisher of the Pokemon games and co-owner of the Pokemon

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