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“was that wrong? should I not have done that?”
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“Almost one-third — 31%— of respondents reduced contributions to their 401(k) plans. Meanwhile, 26% said they’ve cut back on paying down debts, 25% reduced their long-term savings, 24% scaled back emergency and short-term savings, 19% whitt
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That’s not how loans work, if it was credit card debt yeah you could pay a minimum forever, but education loans have terms attached with fixed payments.
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Which article? Both linked articles describe nachos as being invented in a Mexican boarder town; the post article adds color commentary about a group of Texans ordering them
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4y ago
Current FHA mortgages are assumable
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Yeah I’m with you, once the friends group clued in that it was a bunch of financial types trying to make trades on a feeling, they should have spit all kinds of divergent information into that idiot machine.
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4y ago
Yeah but so is incompetence…
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The integration of dark sky was definitely rocky but apple is running dark sky as a data api now, this android app is apparently using it as it’s weather data source now: https://www.boondogglelabs.com/projects/forecast
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awinder
4y ago
They’re not only fun to play with, but when someone needs to purchase cachet for a new toy and they come to you to chat about it, cha-ching.
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What’s unethical about stating that your entire team was disbanded (aka not terminated for individual performance) and you’d like help with connections finding new work? The message seemed extremely germane, seen those messages constantly o
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In a lot of ways, the extreme wealthy providing that better life deprives the majority of providing their kids a better life. The state could fund things that meaningfully improve the lives of many kids at the expensive of generational weal
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Are airlines not a form of infrastructure? Because they make extra-legal decisions on banning customers, usually based on obnoxious behavior. They’re also private infrastructure unlike water/power, which is the position that cloudflare
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4y ago
Teachers can max out at a good salary, Chicago looks pretty close to where I live where 25-30 years in you can get up towards 90-100k. An L3 Google engineer looks like they start at 190k. That’s an extreme example but I’m just saying, dual-
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“‘the mass affluent’; they’re retirees, dual teacher families, software engineers, small business owners, and doctors” Um I think one of these things is not like the other from a cash holdings standpoint.
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FMLA leave is job-protected and it’s illegal to retaliate against an employee for taking it. You can be fired when you return for reasons not related to the leave but - it’s also dangerous to play that game if you don’t have a documented hi
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Network television is some fine goalpost-moving, but as far as general media access goes you can find it on 3 US streaming services, and the reason no broadcast network is picking it up for redistribution has no basis in government censorsh
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It was removed during some Comedy Central marathon lmao, it’s still a part of the series, no episode was renumbered, and it’s on Peacock which might as well be the canonical streaming source
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4y ago
I think the main metric that this is built on may be too coarse to derive the meaning that the article is. There’s conjecture that what’s driving this is more querying over the same dataset (more streamlit dashboards) but it could just as e
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… why are these businesses not paying taxes? Is it a lot of small-volume hobbyist merchants who might not legally have to pay taxes? Is it people who should be paying taxes and are just skirting the law? How much do you expect to monetize f
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Non-marketing emails from the company to push information to you while you’re out of the app. Think stuff like: 1. receipt / shipping notifications from an online shop 2. emails from enterprise chat apps that let you know you’ve missed
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“Why are 3rd party applications distributed as Disk Images? Then some as package installers? It's weird and nonsensical.” How many different bespoke ways of installing windows applications are there again? Is it even countable? Is inst
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Most webapps have a need for transactional messaging of some sort. But even putting that aside you’re missing TOS support. Every TOS is going to have conditions that define scenarios where you need to communicate with users. Including chang
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I would love to know how one generalizes & measures a respect delta between Labron James and Jordan, and then correlate it to social stances. Tiger Woods took issue with racism and exclusion in golf, no one is going around claiming Nick
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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6WSD6Y2YWj4
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Technology is a sector classification, but for any other company in other sectors, they likely have a business unit called Technology, with a c-suite position called chief technology officer, with developers who hold computer science degree
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The h264 movie Top Gun is purely information, but it’s also derivative and with information loss, right? From our perception at least, it seems like Tom and Val were a part of the earliest & highest fidelity information that makes up To
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Looking around ARM mortgages were around 3% of all mortgages in 2020-2021 era, so I don’t think it’s fair to generalize that peoples mortgages are going up. But yeah, people will become immobilized if their property has decreased in value,
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Utilizing VPN as _a_ layer of network security with additional systems access security is something we learned in the old pre-2020s era, and I’ve never seen a cavalier system like you’ve described deployed. But maybe it’s just because I’m n
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These screenshots don’t look very sophisticated. Does okta even have a scheduling solution? Who was clicking these links, engineers? Is it normal for Twilio to send corporate communications like this over text (at least without a good reaso
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Kdiff3 had its last release in 2014, old multiplatform apps that weren’t updated would have this problem. Zenmap seemed to not be unsigned? Wireshark was definitely signed, which I was kinda surprised about. I wouldn’t have expected QT apps
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