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by dkasper 8y ago
California also requires a commissary kitchen.
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If they start raising prices then others will be able to re-enter the market and compete.
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Opioids would not be part of this change. This is for stuff like high blood pressure, cholesterol, migraines and asthma (according to the article).
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It is worth celebrating because 14 million per year were saved.
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That’s a bummer about the cloudsearch functionality and I’m sure we wouldn’t mind adding it back, but definitely no malice there. Reddit’s search was not exactly great before... so moving it to a completely new backend was necessary. https
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Less than ~20 stars = I’m gonna have to maintain it myself. Whether this is practical depends on the scope. Anything else is pretty meaningless.
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As you pay truckers more at some point it doesn’t make economic sense to hire them. Some jobs are cost centers others are profit centers is one way of looking at it. Another factor is industries like trucking have very little differentiatio
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We have debit cards in the US too... that’s how apps like Venmo work.
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ACH bank transfers are free in the US too, just takes a few days. Personal transfers with Venmo or paypal are free too in most cases. The fees are for credit cards which make up almost all online transactions and have fees everywhere in the
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I work at Reddit but not on the redesign. I would hardly call our old design great. Functional to those who know Reddit for sure, but for new redditors the learning curve is very steep. Heck, I’ve been on reddit for 12 years and couldn’t fi
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This number doesn't seem right, there are way more than 20
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Think you've got it backward. It's not that there aren't jobs in tech in Canada, it's that the people who could fill them are leaving.
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Science is pretty conclusive that lack of sleep (less than 7hr/night) increases risk for many serious conditions. The part we don’t really know is why it’s the case.
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CEO is often an 80 hour per week job during critical phases. Acting as CEO of two companies in only 80 hours per week is pretty impressive.
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I don’t think I could say it better than Rich in the last paragraph: > And, you need to be careful to recognize the actual game involved. Programming mastery has little to do with languages, paradigms, platforms, building blocks, open so
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Fortunately it takes one tap to update your preference to have it stop nagging you to install the app. https://www.reddit.com/r/redditmobile/comments/6hk9ot/androi...
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Reddit is not owned or controlled by Conde Nast or Advance Publications anymore, however they are still a large shareholder.
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In general the answer is no. The gist seems to be that because the richter scale for magnitude is logarithmic is would take thousands of 3.0 quakes to equal a 6.0. More info here in "Common Myths and Misconceptions" http:/&#
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Yeah, there are some edge cases where a wildcard is less secure. https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/8210/what-vulne...
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Mainly because sales tax is a regressive tax. Rich people spend a smaller percentage of their money are are hence taxed at a lower rate than poor people. Also the sales tax would have to be way higher than 30% if we got rid of other taxes.
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They have that. Facebook Local is events + places. https://www.facebook.com/local/
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You'd think Facebook's algorithms would prioritize your spouse, but you could use friend lists to make it do what you seem to want. You can add people to your "close friends" list and you'll get notified whenever th
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Banks likely comply with regulations 99.9% of the time (doesn't mean the regulations work well enough though). They have teams of lawyers and have worked with the SEC for years. Contrast that with crypto where fraud is commonplace, and
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by dkasper 9y ago
Yeah, same thing in the Apple ecosystem. iOS/AppleTV has the "TV" app which shows you where you can stream or buy something.
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You should’ve put HQ Trivia in the post name. Pretty sure that’s why this got more attention.
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Point 3 is overly pessimistic, but firing is a lot more difficult than not-hiring, so there's good reason to be careful.
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That's true now but up until the 2000s SF did have residential parking requirements for most of the city.
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Building the Feed for the Reddit iOS App(redditblog.com)
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Thanks for submitting this, I'm one of the authors. Please feel free to AMA about it!
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Obviously only for positive feedback, but we have a command /praise in Slack at Reddit. This let's you acknowledge someone quickly for a good job, and the results are collected into a channel and into Small Improvements, which is

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