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by frumper 3y ago
I'm not sure why SF and LA should get to dictate how much parking is or isn't required in Copperopolis or Barstow. Parking spaces is not an issue in almost the entire United States. Dense places already have the tools to correct
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by frumper 3y ago
Hey, are you busy? Or Can we chat about a problem I’m having with the dev server? Or When do you think you’ll have free time? Those questions are all direct and to the point. They didn’t start out with “hey, see the raiders game last night
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by frumper 3y ago
Take serendipity to your bank and try get a loan with it. Have a real plan.
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by frumper 3y ago
> There is always an element of rejection when it comes to approaching someone online. If your primary reason for wanting to be in office is fly on the wall lurking and not wanting to feel rejected then those aren't very good reason
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by frumper 3y ago
Clearly we differ on how we feel about approaching people. I’d rather get a simple message. When people have to write things they tend to think more about what they want to say. And what you’re describing about the fly on the wall is sti
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by frumper 3y ago
That’s happens and the boss also has the power to fix it. It’s part of that whole responsibility thing. If a majority of a bosses employees are defrauding them, then it sounds like they aren’t good at hiring. If it’s a minority then it’s
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by frumper 3y ago
Those things are easier to recreate remotely. You can see their actual screen instead of watching on a projector or over their shoulder. Pair programming is even easy to do remotely, there are IDEs that support it. Hop in any kind of voi
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by frumper 3y ago
$15.50 is the minimum wage for everyone.
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by frumper 3y ago
I’m not sure California has ever had a tipped minimum wage that was lower, but not in the past 3 decades at least.
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by frumper 3y ago
Wouldn't that mean using a paid email service that doesn't show you ads?
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by frumper 3y ago
There is a difference between what we shipped is defective and that defect makes it unsafe and we could update it and bring new safety features. Defects are addressed in recalls, they are expensive, automakers plan for some amount of them,
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by frumper 3y ago
Money market interest income is taxed as income. So replying to the commenter to use money market accounts over savings, there isn’t a big difference. People go with what’s easiest and convenient when rates aren’t significantly different.
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by frumper 3y ago
> online undertakings shall clearly promote and recommend Canadian programming, in both official languages as well as in Indigenous languages That was what I was commenting about easy customers. Netflix has a lot of content in English,
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by frumper 3y ago
This sounds more like telling companies that sell to Canadians to put back into the Canadian economy and to support all Canadian customers, not just the easy ones. I'm sure it's nice to have Netflix pay Canadian taxes, but what i
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by frumper 3y ago
> But why would you put $100k in savings? There are so many better places that are going to get you more than a monthly grocery bill over time. If someone is sitting on 100k in savings, there isn't much of a practical difference to
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by frumper 3y ago
If you're looking to use that 100k soon, maybe for a new house, or saving to start a business, then you want very safe and liquid options. 4% is close enough to other safe options that if it's easy then that's good enough fo
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by frumper 3y ago
There are choices we can make that affect the difference between gross and net. How much do you withhold? What level of insurance if you have choices? Retirement contributions? Direct donations? Optional benefits like life insurances, l
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by frumper 3y ago
Jeb’s wife made me promise to get him home. No Kerbals left behind.
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Disney Files Suit After DeSantis’s Oversight Board Voids Theme-Park Agreements(wsj.com)
5 points by frumper 3y ago|2 comments
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Disney sues Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, alleges political effort to hurt business(cnbc.com)
3 points by frumper 3y ago|0 comments
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by frumper 3y ago
It sounds like we're now back to mind reading the answer you'd like them to provide based on overly broad questions. That is a poor way to assess whether they know about a topic. Ask them what you'd like to know. You don&#
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by frumper 3y ago
When you say make it up on the spot, I'm hearing they can answer questions when you ask. If you ask them to describe how they'd process input and send it to a database they can just as easily tell you what they generally do. If
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by frumper 3y ago
Your test sounds like what people complain about. You give them instructions but it's "really about ... ". Just ask them what you want them to know. If you hired this person and they turned in code without error recovery o
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by frumper 3y ago
No, the ideal interview is to ask them questions about what type of problems they've solved before and ask them to walk through what they did. Also, have a conversation with the person to get to know a little bit about what they'
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by frumper 3y ago
> For city driving, I charge at home for around 1/3 the cost per mile compared to filling a comparable ICE vehicle with a poisonous combustible liquid. That's all the person you originally replied to says about cost. You empha
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by frumper 3y ago
Your explanation is not much more than "trust me, I'm right". That is quite dismissive. Maybe you if you were in person you could give him examples or a better explanation of why he's wrong. /s
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by frumper 3y ago
It's silly to compare the cost of operation of two cars that aren't in competition to be purchased by the same person. You should compare the kinds of cars you'd be likely to buy against each other, or the kinds of cars your
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by frumper 3y ago
You’re not using effortless public transportation to take day trips to Napa or Yosemite. Not having a car has constraints too.
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by frumper 4y ago
And SLS is that much further behind
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by frumper 4y ago
A rubric is as easy to apply to oral exams as a written one and that is generally all that administrators would like to see. Any interpretive exam is going to run into accusations of arbitrary and capricious grading.

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