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by drt5b7j 3y ago
My rules is we don't touch our phones while our kid is awake. He's almost 2 now. I'm not sure when to change this, but it won't be any time soon.
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by drt5b7j 3y ago
Update, just found this [1] and basically touches every point I made above [1] https://old.reddit.com/r/europe/comments/16649zo/how_are_rus...
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by drt5b7j 3y ago
No, it's not just leadership. I won't claim I'm an expert but I know more about Russia than your average western European, having travelled there on holidays multiple times and having made friends and acquaintances there. And
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by drt5b7j 3y ago
> I don't deny that children can be disturbing: But 99% it's their stupid parents' fault (...) electronic devices Tell me you don't have children without telling me you don't have children. My kid is 2 years old
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by drt5b7j 3y ago
> 5. Family- If you have a family, remote work is much greater for you. Especially if you have kids, a baby or someone ill or old to take care to. Isn't this supporting the belief of many employers than when WFH, employees work less
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by drt5b7j 3y ago
I might've missed something, but.... If they're diluting themselves to 20% in order to incentive worker-owners, do they lose control? If so, they have no leverage to force the business to buy their fintech products. Theyll have to
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by drt5b7j 3y ago
> stereotypes exist for a reason True, but also a way of making avoidable mistakes.
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by drt5b7j 3y ago
A few years ago pihole was all the rage. What happened? I'm genuinely asking what are the difference between the two approaches and when is one better than the other.