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fma
4y ago
If I want to buy something online, I first search at Walmart.com and select the retailer as Walmart (I never buy from their 3rd party...that's what ebay is for...) Walmart will actively price match Amazon. I know it won't be count
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4y ago
A middle man doesn't necessarily increase prices. If you want to letter a package from the east coast to the west coast, do you forgo the USPS stamp simply on principal they are the middle man and thus increases your cost? I can think
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4y ago
I didn't hear about Meta rescinding so I googled a bit. A few sources came up and it looks like it was a pretty specific scenario(s) about contractors, visa etc...but regular straight up offers are still good. This summarizes a few oth
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4y ago
"...We've got to go to non-negotiated price..." Who's to say Ford can't "markup" either? To me that's exactly what it is...non-negotiated. If the dealer can sell a Mach-E for $5k above MSRP, Ford is l
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4y ago
Right - which is why I put a 2% take home instead of a 3% which the seller would pay per agent. "As you become a more established real estate agent, you can often negotiate a split that leans more in your favor. For example, you may re
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4y ago
Wasn't able to edit my original comment - wanted to clarify their revenue increased year over year, but missed expectation.
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4y ago
I hate it when people who have no context of the economy throws in the stock price as a point of data. Author is clearly bias. What tech stock has not plummeted in the last few months? If you want to include financial data maybe consider th
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4y ago
I'm a little surprised it cites carpenters make more than real estate agents. I'd assume a full time agent (not your neighbor who just happened to have a license) could make more than 50k a year. If I recall, average home price no
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4y ago
Thought the article points out Berkshire Hathaway owns 5.6% of Apple, Apple represents almost a 50% of Berkshire's holdings. If you ask me, quite a concentrated portfolio risk for a fund that is perceived to be stable. But anyways - in
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4y ago
Well, did you ever try calling? Because their call center is open late, weekends and resolved any issue I had with my advisor (i.e. an appraisal being late, clarification on cash out refinance as it was my first time doing it) American Expr
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4y ago
I had no issues using them last year. As a matter of fact there was a whole subindustry of churning your mortgage as interest rates kept falling. Better.com allowed for that because of how seamless everything is and they would price match a
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4y ago
I have a BS in Computer Engineering and MS in Electrical Engineering (ML specialty) from a top 20 public engineering school in the late 2000s and now have ~15 years in industry. I am currently enrolled at Georgia Tech for OMSCS. I was getti
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4y ago
https://github.com/insin/tweak-new-twitter/ If you need it for mobile, on my mobile (Android) I downloaded Kiwi Browser so I can install that plugin.
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4y ago
Switching Twitter to timeline mode rather than their poor excuse of an algorithm helps. Learned that from HN....but I have a browser plug-in that also removes all their recommended and "Joe also owed this tweet" junk.
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4y ago
TicWatch Pro (I do not own it) has a 2nd layer screen that uses very little power and can last many days. However the watch is too big for my taste, but always on is a must. I purchased a refurbished Samsung Galaxy 42mm. I can last well in
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4y ago
If you go to the Dollar Tree - they have tiny composition notebooks that fit well in your back pocket. A pack for $1 - or I guess, $1.25 now that they raised the prices. I carry a pen that fits on my keychain. If I'm out and about I ca
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4y ago
To be honest I'm in a similar boat but not as bad as you. I have friends, peers who's college/education wasn't as good, people who I mentored, friends who aren't as intelligent go up the career path, get fancier tit
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4y ago
So...how can we trust the writings of the author? Can the data be validated elsewhere? A video posted 8PM with ...11PM it has 30 million views...midnight 100 million, 1:05AM, 300 million. There were 200 million WeChat users up between 12AM
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4y ago
I prefer my Samsung Android phone over an iPhone...but I have an iPad. I had an iPhone 2 generations ago. My wife has an iPhone so I'm fairly in the loop on the pros/cons. I also have some Android tablets laying around and know ho
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I would expect some sensor to detect some kind of impact/resistance and just stop. I mean if my robot vacuum can do it, I'd think a machine capable of killing someone would too. But maybe that's a feature that'll come wi
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4y ago
That is a very handy and unfortunately hidden feature. I just enabled it, and even knowing the feature exist I had to Google to know I need to tap that funky icon on mobile. Unfortunately for Twitter I will keep using the browser plug-in wh
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4y ago
I'm not sure how it works but it works in such a way to frustrate me. I rarely see the tweets of those I follow. Instead I see the ones they liked, I see the tweets of others that follow them, I see tweets of others who are similar to
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4y ago
I live in the suburbs and the school bus stop is in our subdivision in front of the entrance. Its a 80 house subdivision and you can walk from the front to anywhere in less than 10 minutes at even a slow pace. Every morning and afternoon th
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2 hours before deadling I figure I'll post my experience. I tried to use TaxSlayer to file an extension but it was slow my sessions keeps ending...over and over (same complaints on their Twitter). I had an account on TurboTax as well..
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4y ago
Same here...except I tell up front when they apply that it's more of a formality for HR. I respect their time and don't want them to waste time preparing or getting nervous. I tell them it's mostly for the team to get to kno
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4y ago
My company requires just easy leet code exercises. If you can pass that and you can hold your technical discussions - the stuff you have on your resume is likely true. If I interview someone it's because I like their past experience an
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5y ago
I can only speak of my local area in North Atlanta suburbs, but it does not seem like builder are building as many single family homes as before. I see complaints on our local social media and I have observed it as well. We bought our house
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5y ago
That was probably accurate "back in the day". My wife owns/runs an after school learning center and I can say that 1st/2nd generation take extra-curricular activities very seriously. That is not to say academic is out th
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The covid tests mailed to me by the US government are made in China. I'm sure the government contracted it to a US supplier who bought the tests from China...but come on . 2 years in and we aren't producing even Covid tests? Why c
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5y ago
As much as a gimmick as buying a plot of land on the moon or having a star named after you....Great story to tell but otherwise worthless.
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