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by dataexporter 4y ago
True. I grew up 'free range' as you mentioned and there was a lot more freedom to go around the city n my bicycle, take the bus/train and even the airplane before I was 16. It is hardly the case anymore.
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by dataexporter 4y ago
Which community is it in Phoenix?
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by dataexporter 4y ago
Isn't competition with oneself also detrimental at that age? It puts them under the pressure of constant improvement from their previous best. Shouldn't the process be just letting them build a habit/system and enjoy the proc
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by dataexporter 4y ago
Was startled by the voice after a few minutes. Lol.
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Hybrid work for many is messy and exhausting(washingtonpost.com)
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by dataexporter 5y ago
You are talking about the stats from an American perspective. Such a car-centric view. Not everyone lives in America. Hundreds of cities and countries have infrastructure suitable for two wheelers. Especially when you are within the city li
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by dataexporter 5y ago
I don't think a country like the US is capable of making any concrete decisions anymore. America's response to COVID-19 is an example of that.
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by dataexporter 5y ago
I'm perplexed to see that you are afraid of random people coming into your neighborhood. In fact I'm more perplexing about the zoning laws in America. What you mentioned is a very common thing in multiple countries - No one is afr
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by dataexporter 5y ago
Tipping culture in the US will never change unless millions of customers suddenly stop paying tips. When millions of customers stop paying tips at the same time if puts the pressure on establishments to start paying their employees fair wag
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by dataexporter 5y ago
Tipping culture in the US will never change unless millions of customers suddenly stop paying tips. When millions of customers stop paying tips at the same time if puts the pressure on establishments to start paying their employees fair wag
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by dataexporter 5y ago
Tipping culture in the US will never change unless millions of customers suddenly stop paying tips. When millions of customers stop paying tips at the same time if puts the pressure on establishments to start paying their employees fair wag
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by dataexporter 5y ago
Isn't that kind of like penalizing your regular - repeat customers?
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by dataexporter 5y ago
Its not just Google. All the network providers in America are pushing forced consumption down consumer throats by giving a deadline for upgrading their phones - beyond which it would stop working. I have two perfectly working (though a litt
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by dataexporter 5y ago
Can you provide details about the 12 week programme that you mentioned? What kind of a program is it?
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by dataexporter 5y ago
If the US keeps its skilled immigration H1B process so complicated and painful with lots of unpredictability and randomness for its potential immigrants - it is definitely going to lose the attraction that it had on tech workers. I have per
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by dataexporter 5y ago
Ours is a small company with about 50 employees. Whenever we encounter an especially mission-critical blocker we assemble a group of people that put their heads together to work on it. The goal is investigate all possible angles and relentl
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by dataexporter 5y ago
Yes, it is generally considered shrinkflation[1] and the author does mention that. It can be overcome by measuring unit prices for items. However, in cases like the lack of services and delays - it doesn't really capture it. I've
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by dataexporter 5y ago
Facebook did have a budding developer ecosystem back in late 2000s with game developers and app developers using Facebook's platform to build their businesses. While it did have tons of privacy issues and data leaks, they could have bu
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by dataexporter 5y ago
It should eventually get to them. https://twitter.com/Samuel_SGS/status/1451380974776770565
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by dataexporter 6y ago
In an ideal scenario, the charity would be reporting your donations to the IRS. That way IRS has the information. If you put your money in a bank, the bank reports it to the IRS. That's how it works everywhere.
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by dataexporter 6y ago
While I agree with the comments about predatory lending, I kind of feel that it has more to do with being more financially aware before agreeing to such loans. Payday lending is closer to the predatory lending practices, but I see the same
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by dataexporter 6y ago
Wordpress lets admins create accounts and set passwords for the users as well. One can quite easily disable public signups (to prevent spam) and manually create an account for one's grandma. For public signups it is a perfectly valid s