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by everly 5y ago
My understanding is that in most states, you can legally discriminate against younger candidates.
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by everly 5y ago
Twitter has lists for exactly this purpose
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by everly 5y ago
Agreed that it's not necessarily a creative type role, though I don't think it's a stretch to say that creativity would help find new methods of optimising costs. My mental model of TC is based on a not-very-recent reading of
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by everly 5y ago
My understanding is that Tim Cook’s expertise and experience lies in operations/logistics I don’t think it’s accurate to call him “more of a sales guy”
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by everly 5y ago
Webgility is an example of a SaaS company that offers a desktop or cloud-based version of their product. Quickbooks for that matter as well.
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by everly 5y ago
I was able to make an order to my apartment. And it’s four tests per address, not one. I don’t see where it says anything about apartment-dwellers being out of luck in the FAQ.
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by everly 5y ago
If a user has already spent money purchasing an NFT that they want to use as their profile picture, they will almost certainly spend a bit more for proof of ownership.
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by everly 5y ago
Because it actually _is_ connected through an OnStar or similar system. You just don’t get the benefit unless you start paying the subscription cost.
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by everly 5y ago
The book Infinite Jest is centered around a video that, if watched, renders the watcher incapable of doing anything else but attempting to re-watch the video. It’s a fascinating work.
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by everly 5y ago
A 5-cent tax isn’t a ban. It’s a reasonable cost for the value that the bag provides carrying your items, especially if that money is put towards reducing impact of improperly disposed-of plastic.
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by everly 5y ago
The article (and wiki page linked in another comment) seem to indicate that this vehicle design already proved it can go faster than the wind over 10 years ago. Odd that the professor was so keen on betting in that case.
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by everly 5y ago
I think it actually requires both diplomacy and cultural awareness. If you want to study the ‘damage’ that a country is doing, it seems like it would serve you well to avoid ruffling too many feathers so that you can do your work in peace a
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by everly 5y ago
I certainly don’t hate him and don’t really see how I’m undermining him. Just providing my opinion on why his reputation is different than someone like George Hotz.
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by everly 5y ago
Those may be his origins but these days he seems closer to a glorified carnival barker (albeit a very successful one).
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by everly 5y ago
Hotz is a true hacker, Musk is a pseudo-nerd businessman. Tesla overstates their capabilities and is more interested in keeping their stock price high than in doing what is best for consumers.
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by everly 5y ago
I’ve lived in north beach for about 11 years. Not really sure how to answer your question other than to say I still love it as much as the day I moved in. I have everything I need within walking distance. The weather is incredible. I’ve nev
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by everly 5y ago
Ah, thanks for pointing that out. In that case, I’m inclined to think it serves one of the utilitarian functions that they mention, as it seems unlikely that all those species would have crow-level intelligence.
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by everly 5y ago
Not really, aside from personal experience/observation. Not sure what type of source there would be; perhaps a survey/study of self-reported reasons for drug use? Surely you’ve heard of drug/alcohol abuse referred to as an “e
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by everly 5y ago
I’m inclined to think it’s akin to recreational drug usage in humans. Crows are supposedly more intelligent/aware than other animals, and with awareness comes existential dread or whatever you want to call it. Lots of humans use drugs
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by everly 5y ago
Fair enough, I just disagree and believe that increasing wages will absolutely benefit domestic workers, regardless of whether it incentives more immigration.
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by everly 5y ago
Puerto Rico is not subject to the exact same minimum wage laws as the states, it has several exceptions. And even if it were, it’s laughable IMO to consider that a reason to punish workers in the rest of the US. “Sorry guys, we know you’re
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by everly 5y ago
Out of curiosity, do you consider the federal minimum wage ($7.50, last updated in 2009) to be livable? I’d also point out that immigrants labor isn’t worth less in terms of pure output, but they’re forced to accept less because they aren’t
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by everly 5y ago
I don’t think I suggested that I get to decide if a wage is livable. And I guess I find it odd that you’ve, apparently, decided that all immigrants have lower expectations and standards of living. I take issue with the notion that immigrant
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by everly 5y ago
Seems like just doing the part about forcing corporations to pay livable wages would be sufficient (not to mention actually feasible).
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by everly 6y ago
Fascinating - and surprisingly positive outcome/interaction - they were both great sports, particularly the writer. Foot people always leave me feeling creeped out when I encounter them online and I think it is at least partly because
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by everly 6y ago
I didn’t realize FOIA requests were ever turned around so quickly (though I assume this isn’t the norm)
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by everly 6y ago
Huh, I also thought that and was surprised to learn this. I'm curious how many people assume the same, as it seems to have become descriptively defined as any wordplay based on a dual-meaning. Typically, I'm a fan of nuanced defin
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by everly 6y ago
Right and you can also buy a cheap print of an expensive, famous piece and hang it on your wall. In fact, people do it all the time! Doesn’t diminish the value of the original.
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by everly 6y ago
I wouldn’t say the market has spoken for glass. It was underpowered, expensive, and ahead of its time (not to mention stigmatized socially). Kinda like saying the market had spoken for the iPad because the Newton wasn’t successful. I agree
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by everly 6y ago
Ok but if you are looking through that small display and you are seeing digital labels placed on real items that you are looking at, how is that not augmented reality? Like I said, there’s definitely overlap but you’re way underselling som

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