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From reading articles on here for years about Teslas, it seems one of the major selling points is that you are expected to not have you car in a shop getting maintenance unlike ICE vehicles. I think most people forget about all the other st
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I have a few coworkers who recently got Ring devices. Now I see them constantly checking their phones and watching the security footage. The level of paranoia this device creates is pretty remarkable. These are rich tech workers living in l
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I don't see anything in the job postings about remote being available. Is it worth it to apply if we don't live in the city the posting is for and not inclined to relocate?
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Followup article [1] in response to berkshire's response [2]after the article was published. [1] https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/times-watchdog/a-l... [2] https://www.omaha.com/clayt
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It appears a US military general was pardoned by Obama for leaking details and US/Israeli involvement in it. https://foreignpolicy.com/2016/10/17/obamas-general-pleads-g...
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Silicon Valley where diversity and inclusion is welcomed, unless you look like someone we don't like, then we hate you, and get out.
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"If you want a better quality of life, choose companies that don't rely on software as their main source of income and have been in business at least 5 years. I usually only choose companies that utilize software, but the main pro
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Amazon corporate offices have inter-faith prayer rooms and mothers rooms. I have a feeling they don't offer these basic amenities to hourly employees. Given the fact that warehouse employees are pissing in gatorade bottles because they
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I'm Randy Nonnenberg – Co-Founder and CEO of Bring a Trailer – AMA
(old.reddit.com)
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It's not just Venezuela, look at what is happening in Haiti.
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> I've entertained the idea of selling BMW M cars, Audi S/RS and Merc AMGs, but the reality is there's far more labor involved, far more to usually fix, higher acquisition costs, less demand, and buyers who are completely
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Interesting that just 10 customers make up over a third of revenue for them.
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I can't name any tech companies who do it, but I've seen in traditional businesses (the kind that don't lose VC money for years). They just aren't really the companies you're going to read about on here or cnbc.
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Is it because of the ephedrine in the bronkaid that causes the test failures?
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Writers Guild blasts plans by Endeavor for an IPO later this year
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Taco bell is a surprisingly good fast food option for vegetarians I've heard. You can make basically all their options meat-less and add options you like and you're good. (note I'm not vegetarian, just going by advice I'
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The Strange Marketplace for Diabetes Test Strips
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If I gave up 10% of my salary and someone else making much less got to raise of the equivalent of my 10%, I'd do it in a heart beat.
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Did he contact Kaspersky Labs with the intent to sell the secrets or to be a whistleblower? The whole twitter thing doesn't really make sense. Why is the going to school if he's planning to cash out in a way that he'd have to
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I wonder if there's companies who sell ELD info similar to other examples listed in here about carriers and apps selling user info. Having ELD info from truckers around refineries and drill sites would give you a pretty good insight as
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Wrenches is a weird example to use, there's well defined tiers in hand tools. harbor freight < craftsmen/kodiak < mac/matco < snapon Each tier gets a little pricer and quality is different at each level. However I do
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It also doesn't come with pager duty, stack ranking, working weekends, working long hours during the week, meetings, constant rush to meet deadlines, bad managers, bad coworkers. For people who just want to earn a living and go home it
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They break (nuclear) ships in Bremerton. When I was stationed there I watched them pull apart a few subs and a boat.
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Maybe because it's close relation to weed. A lot of people (in the US) associate cbd with being the same thing as weed just as an oil. Given the topic of weed acceptance there I think that's what makes it surprising. People there
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>This is a "normal" thing, there was a HN article about it some weeks back: often if someone has their mind made up about something, often no amount of facts, figures, logic and proof will change their minds. They may even see
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When I was in the military this is how our barracks were. They closed the on base kitchen and gave us a food stipend instead. Our rooms were the size of a large bedroom, shared with 2 people and we had a mini fridge and a microwave in the r
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Being statistically illiterate, could I get an explanation of of "The p-values for all the reported effects are presented in the appendix [2] and ranged from <.001 to .054 for the outcomes reported to be different." I looked
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My girlfriend has a twin brother. Since they were born in Haiti and we live in the US I'm not sure how relevant this study would be towards her, meaning the socioeconomic changes between living in those two countries is pretty wide. Ho
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At this point reps (fakes) get so close to the real thing I couldn't imagine spending the money on the real thing unless you were collecting them. If you want to wear the shoe, why not just buy a 1:1 rep instead and save hundreds.
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Crazy how many common nouns are already taken. People are rushing to squat on these.
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