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The jr's in my company are making $60-$70k. Anyway, the government actually compiles this information https://www.bls.gov/ooh/computer-and-information-technology/... >The median annual wage for software de
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Add in anal cancer too
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"Good at generating vacuous platitudes that sound profound to dumb people" is not the same thing as "good at writing."
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>When I was a kid in the 1980's and early 90's the mall was the place to go and hang out. Go to the food court, arcade, shoe stores, Spencer's gifts. It's so wild looking back at those times. My friends and I would ta
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The rural parts of the country, where people get married under 25 years old are overwhelming divorced by 35. If you call that "place a higher value on having a family" than the low divorce rates of educated, high earning women, th
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>non-podcaster He had a podcast. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-charlie-kirk-show/...
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Just off the top of my head Ruby Ridge was 1992, Waco was 1993. 1993 was the bombing of the world trade center.
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>I remember being grateful about how that doesn't really happen in the US (Trump being the most recent, but he survived). Excuse me? Melissa Hortman and John Hoffman were less than 3 months ago. https://en.wikipedia.org&#
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You must be new here.
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>When you actually and honestly communicate with people different than you, and are able yo understand them, you stop feeling that simplistic hate for them. I find it to be exactly the opposite. It's much easier to believe someone i
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A stranger was trying to impress GP by pretending to be a serial killer and the GP is naive enough to believe them.
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>It's more complicated than that. No, It's absolutely not. Like i said, I've bought multiple cars with personal checks, all over $10,000, never gave SSN or had credit check. Unless it's some sort of local law, it'
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>Once that was sorted out, I had to deal with yet more craziness to buy a vehicle. I decided to buy a CPO Mazda from the dealer in cash (using a cheque, of course). Once I signed all the papers, they ran a credit check on my newly create
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I'm not sure it's really even enforced? For example Republic of Tea blackberry sage tea, 50 count - $11 on their site, $13 on Amazon with Republic of Tea as the seller. https://www.republicoftea.com/blackberry-sage
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I had a very intentional palate reset in my late teens going into my early 20s. I wasn't exposed to any variety of food growing up and I stopped eating meat at a very young age (In my 40s now, still don't eat meat). So before adul
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>it's whether they want to be I think it's necessary but not sufficient. I was hypnotized by a stage hypnotist, and it didn't work, even though I wanted it to, very badly. I tried. I was so excited to be called up. I also
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https://www.reddit.com/r/LinkedInLunatics/
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The word "enzyme" comes from the Greek words "en-" (in) and "zymē" (leaven), coined by German physiologist Wilhelm Kühne in 1878 from the German word Enzym.
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Its crazy, I was born in the early 80s and I never wore a seatbelt until I started driving. As a kid I would ride in a van that didn't even have seats and think absolutely nothing of it.
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So each prison or prison system has its own rules. But I can imagine a prison allowing people to learn computer skills while also having very limited access to computers. They could have a computer lab that has locked down computers and no
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I think this was 100% the intention.
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>when I was at a hospital and 3 people started playing music from their phones at the same time I had to run away from the room This is an indicator or autism? Because almost everyone would have this reaction. I can't even stand whe
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TFA says >One review paper from 2017 concluded that creatine can give athletes a 10-20% performance boost in brief bouts of high-intensity exercise, such as sprinting past a defender or lifting heavy weights.
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>I would put the AI in juvenile hall to teach the violent kids. It will be a dystopian environment but they earned it and can earn their way out of it. Children didn't "earn" being born to shit heads. Fuck off.
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https://archive.is/xC9wy
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It's a threat of violence in context as well.
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This sort of surveillance is normal, though. Most platforms are monitored for threats of violence. Are you thinking the outcome would have been much different if she threatened to kill Mexicans on Teams at work instead?
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Ozempic alters the rewards system, so if it's working you don't want to overeat, not just that you physically can't.
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Because it alters your rewards system, pretty simple.
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Steroids and antipsychotics usually cause massive weight gain.
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