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9y ago
What country is this and how are local taxes collected then? I'm intrigued.
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9y ago
I see what you're saying and a lot of small towns that once thrived are dying but your argument doesn't prove the dream is dead because: 1) the American Dream has included a college education as a general requirement for quite som
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How is it silly? If you are socially irresponsible and destructive you should have consequences. Just like financially irresponsible results in a credit hit and difficulty getting loans. You label yourself a risk when you do dumb things. I
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9y ago
I'd urge you to explore some other great cities like Nashville, Minneapolis, Chicago, Austin, St. Louis, Milwaukee, Denver and all the suburbs and even small towns surrounding them. You're so hung up on the CEO thing which is irre
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The American dream isn't about becoming C-level or running the country. College is oversold but the American Dream is alive if you go to a cheap school and buy a house in a smaller city or burbs. There are plenty of great cities and em
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9y ago
The lawsuit might contend people don't know they are addicting but that's not reality.
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Unless you are injected against your will or force fed then you still had the freedom to not take it in the first place. Everyone knows how addicting these things are. There are alternative pain relieving options available too. Nobody cares
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9y ago
I think it's definitely a preference thing. Putting one language in another always feels dirty to me. On the other hand, many people feel sprinkling tags all over html is dirty and that the click handlers (v-on:click or ng-click) and o
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No I'm not suggesting that at all. I just don't see how Europeans would gravitate towards alignment with those countries after this news given their human rights histories and current governments. The only thing I can think is tha
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Isn't the fact that it's small a big part of the historical significance?
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He hasn't been on the council that long; there's a lot of time left on this term. Plus Elon would have better access to funding to leverage his energy agenda with his own companies. He could also push for spending the billions tha
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Can you explain how Europeans are drawn to China and India given their records on human rights? Are they not informed about the Chinese government? I fail to see how that's more alluring than dealing with America and Trump even with al
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Kind of sad people quit/resign/temper tantrum when they discover opposing views or decisions. I think this was a dumb move by the president but Elon and others originally joined to try and provide insight and influence against opp
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You missed my point and twisted my words. I never said the accomplishments are equal; just that they were both accomplishments that required money and resources for the people to succeed. Just because something requires money to accomplish
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You have to acknowledge that someone abusing opiods doesn't infringe on another's freedom but a terrorist attack does. Not saying we shouldn't do anything about this drug epidemic but your comparison is fundamentally unsound.
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Time to pivot haha! The competitors could give away their service for free and then setup an ad platform to target Stripe users. That lead gen might even make them more money. And since they have the financial data, they could proactively r
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Agree with disclosing to your wife; that will help. Apart from that I'd say suck it up and plan on working at the acquiring company for only 1 year with the next step being something you're excited about. That will make the transi
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Yeah it's definitely hard but what helps is to really be upfront and candid about how limited my time is from the beginning. So if someone refers someone to me, I'll tell them that I'm happy to assist however I can at this po
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How much did it cost to land on the moon? I suppose Neil Armstrong didn't achieve anything then...
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> it probably has more to do with the weather conditions and the phase of the moon than your abilities as a person You could say that about sailing across the Atlantic solo too but it wouldn't make any sense. It's all part of t
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Go easy on alcohol too. It hits you way harder and faster at altitude.
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I'd consider myself accommodating and people often come to me for all sorts of advice. Or help with their new amazing idea. It's nice having a reputation of being able to do a wide variety of things, including building companies w
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You can do notifications on hybrid. https://docs.ionic.io/services/push/ You can even do push notifications on webapps. https://developers.google.com/web/fundamentals/engage-and-re...
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You can do that hybrid with PouchDB.
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I know a few that had their wages garnished for non-student loan debt. Between that and tax refunds as you mentioned - there shouldn't be any reason to have collectors.
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A friend of mine gave her mother a lot of edibles that she made from marijuana she grew when she was suffering through cancer and in a lot of pain. Apparently she was happy until she passed. She had tried chemo at one point and had been mis
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I'm not that hardcore focused on it haha. Most of the time I'm trying to get away from them and get a distance. I'm also checking in on them for any sudden movements. If someone's car is dented, like real dents from a cr
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There's a stigma if you're capable of paying for all or part of college and you don't. But if you can't there isn't. But I do think its a good idea to have them pay for some of it regardless - either loan repayment
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I was talking about those that get dropped by insurance (usually multiple crashes) and also - you can get injured and not report it. But anyway, 4.6 M injuries isn't rare. "But there are also millions more who are seriously injur
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It makes sense - most of the infrastructure was built before the car. So it's not really feasible to accommodate large vehicles. It's not even possible for them to put the toilet anywhere other than INSIDE the shower in many place
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