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by aynyc 3y ago
I positioned my right foot on the chip, took a breath, and reached around for a good side pull. As I grabbed it, the cobbles smooth beneath my fingers, I imagined, just for a second, what would happen if I released the tension in my core.
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by aynyc 3y ago
I’m really surprised they didn’t fold it under GCP service line. To me, it means GCP is done.
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by aynyc 3y ago
I’m not sure if the service is available by you. But the people who does home inspections before the transaction can also do home inspections after. They will give you a lot more detail advice. For example, they can tell you how long your r
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by aynyc 3y ago
Most new routers have guest network, and internal network. Put your work laptop on guest network and that should do the trick.
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by aynyc 3y ago
I tho it’s paid for by American general tax. Is it not?
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by aynyc 3y ago
Am I missing something? None of the example is about inflation. Even with low inflation, I don't see how sending 6 kids to religious school or borrowing from 401k to renovate the house is considered financially prudent.
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by aynyc 3y ago
I’m no network expert, but Synology router supports dual wan interface. Would that work?
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by aynyc 3y ago
I did manual labor (construction, gas station, etc.) work thru high school and college. For me, I would never ever go back to that life. But maybe your job is different than just pure manual labor. So good luck to you.
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by aynyc 3y ago
Oh, agree. It's a waste of money but I went to high school with metal detectors in 90s in NYC. It was a bad optic and still is. Imagine your kids going thru metal detectors when entering school.
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by aynyc 3y ago
Some posts are missing the point. It's not to deter criminals with rational mind and time to plan. it's to deter common scenario of crime of opportunities and/or passion. It's not difference than lock on your door, a dru
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by aynyc 3y ago
Sorry that I can't answer your question in detail. I was listening to a podcast (maybe NPR or maybe some other interviews), the reason Apollo style program isn't used anymore is because it's not sustainable. I didn't und
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by aynyc 3y ago
I used to worked by FIDI, most the apartments there are old converted office buildings. Visited a lot of friends and coworkers in those buildings, I felt fine inside. But I supposed midtown buildings are a bit different in terms of girth ve
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by aynyc 3y ago
As someone who knows nothing about commercial real estate business but lived in NYC for a long time. Why can't they convert to residential? Is the cost of conversation so prohibitive that it is a non-starter?
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by aynyc 3y ago
I know you don't want it, but here my advice. Get off social media, news, etc.. I largely stop using social media in its open form. I follow some creators and local shops, but I don't consume clips/tips/guidance anymor
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by aynyc 3y ago
First, I seriously doubt AI will replaced 55K people by 2030. However, even if it turns out to be a mess and we look back and laugh at it like we do with BTC. The negative side of this type of corporate behavior will only push more and more
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by aynyc 3y ago
Part of me thinking that "cash for clunkers" in 2009 got rid of over 600,000 cars/light trucks. If it wasn't for that, the average age would be even higher?
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by aynyc 3y ago
Nothing wrong with churning, but it's not within the context of this post. Your goal is to churn, tax happened to be one of the venues. But for most people, churning is the wrong approach because their taxes are the biggest issue.
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by aynyc 3y ago
If you are on w2 and owe big taxes, then you are intentionally under withholding. Unless you won IPO or buyout jackpot, then spend your time planning your retirement, not credit card churn (unless that’s your plan all along).
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by aynyc 3y ago
This is what we called premature optimization. If you owe big money on taxes, spend your energy and effort to figure out how to reduce that, not on credit card points.
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by aynyc 3y ago
I doubt kids were getting smart phone when they were born. Assume they were given smart phone at 7, they would be adults now.
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by aynyc 3y ago
https://www.sqlite.org/howtocorrupt.html If not careful, I think you'll hit, particularly 1.2, 1.4.
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by aynyc 3y ago
Google has entered the Steve Ballmer era.
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by aynyc 3y ago
Two names come to mind, but they aren't perhaps nice/good people. 1. Steve Jobs 2. Elon Musk (before the twitter madness) Those two changed the world, or at least how the world see things.
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by aynyc 3y ago
I think the biggest gain is actually EV in commercial vehicles. Like delivery vans, construction vans and work vans in the bigger cities. Those vans are quieter, NEVER IDLES!!!, less polluting, and don't required 300 miles range (I rea
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by aynyc 3y ago
I'm not here to assign blames, it seems to me the younger generation somehow missing a lot of life skills. I was both a student and TA in college back in the days. My experience has been, those who go to Office Hours or TA hours usuall
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by aynyc 3y ago
Navy doesn't want them anymore. Congress is forcing the Navy to build more, like what congress did with the A10 warhog and M1 tanks.
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by aynyc 4y ago
For those asking about why max age of entry. ATC has mandatory separation age of 56. In order to qualify for full pension, you have to join before 30. * You are age 50 with 20 years of service * You are any age with 25 years of service Many
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by aynyc 4y ago
Ah, I tho OP means back then, the defense manufacturers weren't public. I didn't realize they meant today's defense contractors.
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by aynyc 4y ago
Yes, they were. Back in WWII, pretty much every companies were in the war effort. IBM made rifles and Ford made bombers (B-24s).
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by aynyc 4y ago
You never worked while you were young? Like deliver papers or McDonald’s or even tutoring?

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