chrismcb

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by chrismcb 4y ago
Back to front is better but not there l that much more efficient. You really want to board outside in. Window seats then middle seats then aisle. I think there was a study down that showed random boarding was best
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by chrismcb 4y ago
There are lots of programs that help in this situation. Although I agree that they shouldn't be paying retail for the power. On the other hand sitting the power locally doesn't help anyone else either.
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by chrismcb 4y ago
Why do you think an airplane is better at flying thana bumblebee?
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by chrismcb 4y ago
No. It isn't in decline. Saying it is in decline assumes there was a period of time where it was better. There are a lot of bad programmers out there. There is, and always had been a lot of bad software
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by chrismcb 4y ago
No. Trademark does NOT only apply if you are competing in the same space. Yes, in general that is true. BUT you also can't make it look like a well known company is now competing in a different space. Take the dog toy example. It looks
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by chrismcb 4y ago
It isn't exactly a scam. But the of needs to be enforced. My wife's company has a lottery for people who take at least three weeks of (she gets unlimited pto) Where it can be a scam is when you request it and get rejected.
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by chrismcb 4y ago
I can't read the article, but there post I could read said 48% used all their vacation. But what does "use all vacation" mean? I tried to keep a small buffer. I used all the vacation I earned in a year, but I like keeping a c
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by chrismcb 4y ago
Looks like the post had been deleted
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by chrismcb 4y ago
What is the actual question here?
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by chrismcb 4y ago
How is it a continuation of the 2008 crisis?
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by chrismcb 4y ago
I think the point is... you works think that the person who helped write the dodd Frank act, would probably follow it, even if it wasn't in law.
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by chrismcb 4y ago
First thing to do is figure out why you have more than 250k in a bank account.
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by chrismcb 4y ago
Kind of like how fake butter turned out better than real butter? I don't usually add sarcasm tags, but in case you are wondering this was supposed to be sarcasm. Ya I realize there is a huge fake butter industry. And for most people it
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by chrismcb 4y ago
Pre COVID Google was doing this. They were trying to spread out and open offices on lower cost of living places.
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by chrismcb 4y ago
I'm not saying it is strictly merit based. But saying you are limiting the number didn't mean it isn't merit based. The idea is they still want to take the top x people, it is just that x is smaller. Or a better way to look
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by chrismcb 4y ago
Who demonizes ebikes? Other than those cheap services that let people leave the bike anywhere I've never heard someone demonize ebikes.
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by chrismcb 4y ago
Why should they ban some people because of their political views? Why should they ban ISIS members? I can see banning people because those people damaged houses (out had the places damaged during their rental) but not for political views.
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by chrismcb 4y ago
They do. Kirkland was overcrowded. People were working on the stairwells! At least I had my own desk. Working on an open for plan was bad enough. Having to share your desk wouldn't work for me. I think I would prefer"hot seating&q
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by chrismcb 4y ago
I thought things got started in silicon valley because it was cheap with Stanford nearby. Then hardware slowly changed to software. As things grew people moved to San Francisco to enjoy life of the big city and still be close silicon valley
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by chrismcb 4y ago
But if it is a webcentric app, which most are. I mean things that basically need the web, online shopping, up-to-date statistics (like sports) forums, social media. I personally prefer thicker clients for somethings. But a lot of those thin
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by chrismcb 4y ago
But... With books you know who is publishing them. You might know who is in charge of a website. At least with Wikipedia sources are cited. With gpt, nothing.
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by chrismcb 4y ago
Most jobs want you in the office 8 hours a day.
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by chrismcb 4y ago
I was going to say Oregon. But apparently a judge ruled it unconstitutional. https://www.theregister.com/2019/01/02/oregon_engineer_licen... .
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by chrismcb 4y ago
No it wouldn't be. It would only be detrimental to your career if you only applied to "programmer"jobs
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by chrismcb 4y ago
According to the us census bureau the median household income in 2021 was 71k.
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by chrismcb 4y ago
True, but you can choose your agriculture. Did California really need to be growing 80% of the world's almonds? Almond need a lot of water.
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by chrismcb 4y ago
No. It not necessarily. Maybe it is cheaper for them to just pay up. Even if they aren't guilty, there might be a chance a court would find them guilty and the punishment would be far worse.
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by chrismcb 4y ago
What was the data driven process? "Let me see what colors our competitors use?"
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by chrismcb 4y ago
What does the frequency of your paycheck have to do with your severance pay? Sure, 3 months, works well with twice monthly paychecks. But why 11 weeks if the pay is bi-weekly? Why not 12?
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by chrismcb 4y ago
Yes. It means a fixed rate for 30 years. Unless you refinance the only thing that changes is your property tax. 15 years is really the way to go, as it typically isn't that much more per month. But 30 is the standard.

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