azemetre

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by azemetre 10y ago
A ~$30K salary in 1980 would be equivalent to ~$90K today. Seems like an apt comparison to me.
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by azemetre 10y ago
Could you explain how platform exclusivity is a dark pattern? When I think of dark patterns I think of misleading ways to get a customers information where not applicable. I don't see how it's a dark pattern if I can't watch
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by azemetre 10y ago
Netflix doesn't run a production company though, and they should if they want to remain competitive and have complete ownership over their products. All they do is buy shows/movies from other studios. It would be similar to when K
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by azemetre 10y ago
While percentages are low, you have to remember that 4.5% out of 2.5 million people is over 100K people without jobs. While the number of unemployment is exceptional for a metro area there is still a human element for those that are "b
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by azemetre 10y ago
How were you able to pay for your education, housing, utilities, food, health insurance, and other necessities when you quit your job to go to school? The way welfare works in most states is that you need to work a set amount of hours befor
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by azemetre 10y ago
May I ask how you came to this calculation? I have a relative in my family that regularly touts they are burning 3,000 calories on an elliptical for an hours worth of use. It'd be nice to have an outlandish comparison to put towards th
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by azemetre 10y ago
Do you know of any good resources to learn about use cases for fonts and typography in general?
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by azemetre 10y ago
I don't know for sure, but Sunday newspapers are typically filled with ads and coupons for local businesses. It's probably the day that is most profitable for newspaper and ad sales together. Why they choose Sunday to stack in ads
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by azemetre 10y ago
How are students able to determine if the education they are paying for is valid or not? How are students that are in at-risk populations able to differentiate between valid accredited solutions and predatory schemes? It's very easy to
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by azemetre 10y ago
It's a good thing Congress makes federal laws and not the President then.
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by azemetre 10y ago
I believe they were inferring that string theory isn't exactly falsifiable which teeters on the edge of poor science.
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by azemetre 10y ago
The idea is that you have full range of motion when using a barbell or dumbbells compared to a machine that limits your range of motions to a very strict horizontal/vertical axis.
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by azemetre 10y ago
How do employers view this program? Are they starting to come around toward online degrees or are they still looked down upon?
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by azemetre 10y ago
I'd totally write COBOL if it paid over $500K per year. Which it may very well soon when enough people retire.
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by azemetre 11y ago
How would you combat spamming or obvious admissions of astroturfing? Seems like it would be easy to game the system by bombarding it with "shit posts."