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by et-al 4y ago
Please correct me, but I thought Singapore was already relatively expensive compared to the rest of Asia given its tax haven status.
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by et-al 4y ago
The outdoor industry is (unfortunately) responding to consumer preferences for lighter-weight gear. Also, everyone has said TNF declined when VF took over: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VF_Corporation
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by et-al 4y ago
Laws are delayed reflections of our collective morality (or more cynically, the morality of the elites). Here, the concept of protected groups are to keep companies in check. I'm curious about your proposal for curbing discrimination.
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by et-al 4y ago
Being unattractive is not a protected group: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protected_group
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by et-al 5y ago
> Not sure why all of the hate. You're being facetious, right? They have dark patterns every step of the way to try to get you to pay more and to share your tax information. Their "free" is oftentimes not free. And on top
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by et-al 5y ago
Except in Germany cars need to undergo an roadworthiness inspection every 24 months and the driving test is much more strict there. If you have a pulse, you can get a license in America.
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by et-al 5y ago
The SF Chronicle article is a bit more colorful: https://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/article/Bong-smoke-is-wo... > The research was done in the living room of an off-campus apartment of an undergraduate student
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by et-al 5y ago
I'm pro-cash for the edge cases. The vast majority of my transactions are done with credit cards. Contactless payment is quick and the points are nice. But when it comes to tipping people (yes, I live in America), shopping at immigrant
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by et-al 5y ago
Another issue with Venmo is the possibility of shady buyers using stolen credit cards. So a week later, the transaction is reversed and you're out $300 and the item you just sold. As a seller, I'd rather just take cash. The new IR
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by et-al 5y ago
Soaking overnight is one of those hands-off, no-brainer preps that no one probably questioned if they could shorten the time until crock pots became commonplace. I'm also shocked at the reverse-sear detractors. Personally I've bee
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by et-al 5y ago
I think a difference with Wordle is that we're playing different neighborhoods and different streets every day, so a "cheated" perfect score would have little meaning. And I think when people share their Wordle results, it&#x
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by et-al 5y ago
I love this! One question, though: how are you calculating distance from a street? Here, I thought I was pretty spot on for a street, but it still said I was 56m away. Screenshot: https://imgur.com/a/L4usV6W
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by et-al 5y ago
Keep in mind your fellow commenters are also drivers who have an inherent bias to maintain the status quo. If anything, they're probably BMW and Tesla drivers, too...
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by et-al 5y ago
Hopefully onethumb (Don) can comment, but I'd like to naïvely assume that existing private photos are grandfathered in. E.g. if you have 100 private photos from 2014, those are still private, but starting today you won't be able t
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Daylight Saving Time Gripe Assistant Tool(observablehq.com)
2 points by et-al 5y ago|0 comments
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by et-al 5y ago
From my recent personal experience, Cloudflare email forwarding is available without a waiting list now. Another poster a month ago said it took a week: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30129770
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by et-al 5y ago
I beg to differ, many of these large household companies are shells of their former selves as they've been bought, bankrupted, and traded around. What's left is just a name with no solid product line backing it anymore. E.g. Sunbe
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by et-al 5y ago
There are materiality guidelines. I don't know what they are for government, but general rule of thumb is 0.5 - 1% of gross revenue.
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by et-al 5y ago
Then problem is in the questions being asking for the technical interviews. I agree Leetcode questions are generally not a good signal because they're often removed from everyday problems one may encounter. Though they may be fun to do
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by et-al 5y ago
Yes. This is a perfect argument why society needs government regulations. Without sanctions, corporations could be competing over who would supply the Russian army with uniforms if the ROI was there.
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by et-al 5y ago
I don't. There's already Reddit if you want to crack puns and farm karma. Let's try to keep the signal:noise ratio higher here.
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by et-al 5y ago
Since the OP fixed their post to include units, 3ºC seems like a lot depending on where one's starting off. E.g. we keep our house at ~15ºC. So 12ºC / 54ºF would be really pushing it.
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by et-al 5y ago
You're right. It's not perfect, but it's a step in the right direction.
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by et-al 5y ago
So this doesn't solve all the shoddy DIY HID mods out there, but adaptive headlights are finally coming to the States: https://www.autonews.com/regulation-safety/nhtsa-finalizes-r...
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by et-al 5y ago
Unfortunately we won't even allow speed enforcement cameras, so this seems unlikely. https://cal.streetsblog.org/2021/05/21/california-wont-be-ge...
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by et-al 5y ago
MenuPages.com -> Seamless -> Grubhub https://web.archive.org/web/20120503213748/http://www.menupa...
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by et-al 5y ago
#shootfilmstaybroke #shootdigitalstayfinanciallysolvent $15-20 is about right for develop + scan costs these days. You can try to save some money by having the lab develop only, then scan yourself. Though, in my experience scanning takes up
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by et-al 5y ago
I looked into Cloudflare's email forwarding back in December and it looked like a lot of folks were still on the waitlist. Does anyone have any more optimistic updates about this?
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by et-al 5y ago
Speaking in broad strokes, America is culturally closer to Australia than Vienna.
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Screenshots as much as snapshots are the vernacular photography of our lives(reallifemag.com)
1 points by et-al 5y ago|0 comments

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