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by diob 4y ago
I was out of the country last month. Absolutely no spam on my "in country" sim there. Just exactly what I asked for, useful calls and texts. The moment I got back, I was inundated with spam and texts. I don't understand how
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by diob 4y ago
This is talking about non competes that apply after one is no longer employed. Yours is something entirely different.
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by diob 4y ago
https://i.kym-cdn.com/entries/icons/original/000/036/647/Scr...
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by diob 4y ago
Yeah, I'd say that's different, not sure how the anecdote applies whatsoever.
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by diob 4y ago
Right, the idea is to train + pay them well enough that they stay. It helps the local economy because rather than your business putting more into investments around the world (or wherever the rich store / grow their money), that perso
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by diob 4y ago
I have to do 9 hours or else I'm cranky and unproductive with an incredibly low attention span. My natural sleep is definitely about 1-2 am to 10-11 am unfortunately, which is not very compatible with most jobs. Thank god for remote w
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by diob 4y ago
I don't really have this issue after swapping to a nose only mask (previous was mouth + nose), although I know those aren't for everyone. Worth a try if you haven't, I love the resmed nose pillows. My pressure is around 13.5
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by diob 4y ago
I'm with you, mine was about 79 when I finally got a sleep study. Happy I have it sorted, but pretty worried what 10 years of that did to me. Mine is anatomy btw, a lot of folks assume I'm obese (even the folks I went to get my cp
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by diob 4y ago
Have you tried being born to a different family? In all seriousness I know what you mean. A lot of entrepreneurs come from well off families because they can afford to say no, or spend time on a bunch of middling ideas until they strike it
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by diob 4y ago
Like I said, I don't really have an interest in arguing with folks about it, unless they tell me what will change their mind. Otherwise it's just okay but one more thing. "Switching the US to be open shop would change my min
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by diob 4y ago
Yeah, my dreams of coal mining and weaving have been dashed by these dang unions.
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by diob 4y ago
Do you remember when the top tech companies colluded to suppress wages? I do. Read up on it, they agreed to basically not compete for talent.
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by diob 4y ago
The business lead propaganda in the USA is insanely effective. Point to data, and folks still try to justify why unions bad (anecdotes, deflection, etc.). Point to overseas success, well, USA is exceptional wouldn't work here. Rather t
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by diob 4y ago
Yeah, as someone with a lazy eye 3d honestly isn't much different than 2d.
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by diob 4y ago
Thank you for finding this, I've been asked for the source before and could never dig it up!
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by diob 4y ago
There was a study some time back where they set folks up in groups, then had them listen and vote on bands / music. Each group trended towards catapulting a single band / musician, but it always just depended on which one in the g
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by diob 4y ago
Yeah, it's very tricky. I don't think the IRS / government was prepared for how complex the future would be. Like #1, turning down a ride or job you don't want could eject you from the platform. It's seems to impl
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by diob 4y ago
That's what I was thinking. It depends though, because sometimes there are not enough drivers, so technically it can go either way. I think this is why defining a key part of your workforce as not a key part (aka gig) is tricky at best
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by diob 4y ago
Yeah, but I'd rather focus on what you brought up originally.
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by diob 4y ago
This is a strange take, and looking at the checklist, it isn't even true what you've claimed. Let's take a gander: Following are the 20-points that have been established: 1. Must the individual take instructions from your man
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by diob 4y ago
It's just my mouth not being able to handle even the good bacteria. My genes are weak.
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by diob 4y ago
If I don't use mouth wash I end up getting ulcers all over my mouth. It's strange, not sure why but my mouth can't handle living without it.
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by diob 4y ago
The weird thing is, having been in frontend dev since around 2013 I feel like it's the simplest it's ever been. I'm more productive than ever, but I suppose mileage varies.
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by diob 4y ago
Yeah, but I'd argue those who don't have money to spare aren't going to have it for whatever alternative we propose either. Right now I'm paying $50 a month (highest tier) for a group of writers / comedians I really
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by diob 4y ago
I think it's more due to Sturgeon's Law ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sturgeon%27s_law ). It's not unique to any one thing / field / area.
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by diob 4y ago
I don't see too much wrong with Patreon. I support a variety of things I enjoy using it, and the folks who I support get to do what they love while giving me content I love. Maybe we need some Patreon competition? I don't know
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by diob 4y ago
Misread this as "becoming your father" and it got a good chuckle out of me.
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by diob 4y ago
Exactly, areas of the world where sex work is de-stigmatized and legal are much safer for all.
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by diob 4y ago
Yeah, reminds me of how they fight against raising minimum wage saying robots are going to take jobs, but where are we now? There still aren't enough workers, and turns out robots are hard.
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by diob 4y ago
Yes! You hit the nail on the head. It's also a lead by example thing, where I love seeing more experienced folk asking questions. Where do you work if you don't mind the question?

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