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by dangle1 5y ago
This is a pretty limited tool, but in the last year it's caught the attention of people dismayed by low CD and savings account rates. In that context, the argument is that this can be a good place to keep an emergency fund, provided on
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by dangle1 5y ago
Yeah, this brought back an early memory of my sparkling new brain examining the mechanism of the original version of this toy with my eyes and fingers without any words to describe what I was learning. Just some kind of sense of mastery tha
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by dangle1 5y ago
Quite a few go-arounds at SFO today due to weather along with pilots reporting their wind shear alarms activating during taxi to runway, maybe most inconvenient was Aeromexico having to divert to FAT (Fresno) after two go-arounds: https:&#
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by dangle1 5y ago
Taking into account booster recommendations would be the best kind of correct, but is going to further increase the complexity and dilemmas associated with nonmedical personnel being asked to screen individuals' vaccination status.
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by dangle1 5y ago
Science is an amazing but frustrating tool. Amazing in the sense that it is the only way to reliably learn more about what is happening around us. Frustrating because it is much slower than we'd like in providing reliable answers in ma
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by dangle1 5y ago
Approx 20K employees, and I think this probably only happens <10x a year. "Commonly" is in the context of employees that are subjects of our formal threat assessments. These are individuals that we have recommended that they ta
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by dangle1 5y ago
True, this isn't caused by Apple per se, but the threat of terminating someone's health insurance coverage is coercive, and companies can choose how to play that card. In the organization I work with, we commonly offer to pay COBR
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TSMC Pushes Back on White House Request to Reveal Customer Data(asia.nikkei.com)
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by dangle1 5y ago
I think the issue could also be viewed from the perspective of arguing that the insurer has overweighted some variable in an overall opaque process for calculating premiums, and the conclusion might be "Don't get XXX insurance fro
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by dangle1 5y ago
It's so hard to reply without coming off as presumptuous and ignorant of your situation, so I apologize in advance. These kinds of feelings can of course be a sign of burnout that can get better with the suggestions in the article plus
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by dangle1 5y ago
While it's always hard to know what's really happening from a news article, this looks potentially very bad for the employees. Apparently, the government required Evergrande to reduce its debt burden, which it was depending on to
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by dangle1 6y ago
The governor walked the 'required' part back on Friday evening, now it's a voluntary activity: https://www.seattletimes.com/life/food-drink/inslee-retracts...
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by dangle1 7y ago
Yes, during construction, a combination of the recommendation of one of his most trusted collaborators, William Paine (also a civil war brother in arms of Washington Roebling), and the fact that the sponsors were contemplating running Pullm
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by dangle1 7y ago
As a parent of a 24 year old, it's easy for me to see how it can be hard to determine when it's time for your child to become financially independent. Our decision making was made easy by a child who happily entered our least expe
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by dangle1 7y ago
Remember Moab.