frumper

64 ms·

961.
by frumper 5y ago
Nice article, thank you you for sharing.
962.
by frumper 5y ago
Driving up and down the state doesn't show a ton of grain being grown here, so either way the water isn't taken from California aquifers.
963.
by frumper 5y ago
Maybe a source? I was curious and using federal minimum wages from either 1970($1.45/hr) or 1979($2.90/hr) would yield less than $12/hr. I know you can contest how inflation is calculated, or use shadow stats, but then you&
964.
by frumper 5y ago
I would agree that doing stunts is likely to damage a teams reputation, but I think you cast way too large a net to say that software engineers working on open source projects are professional, or even acting as professionals. The OSS ecos
965.
by frumper 5y ago
Your edit is good information to know. I didn't realize California's ACA marketplace won't let you enroll if you lose your job and have the option for COBRA until it's exhausted. https://www.coveredca.com&#x2
966.
by frumper 5y ago
They could just have you report odometer readings when you register it annually. We could even see a smog style car safety inspection to ensure that the numbers match up every few years. If all else fails an odometer reading when selling
967.
by frumper 5y ago
OP called him Putler as a melding of Hitler and Putin
968.
by frumper 5y ago
I can still pull out my 20+ year old cards and play with friends. Some cards are reprinted and remain legal. Either way you aren’t playing your old fifa ones vs new ones
969.
by frumper 5y ago
Just skimming over your 2 meal day idea, it involves meal 1, meal 2, meal 3, meal 4. That seems a bit confusing to your don't eat more than 2 meals a day.
970.
by frumper 5y ago
Again from a US perspective. A law may conflict with other laws or even the constitution and still be passed. The Judicial branch can rule that the law is not valid though. So if this law were to be passed in the US, RT could file a chal
971.
by frumper 5y ago
Recessions are typically a few quarters to just over a year in the US. A well stocked pantry can go a long way to helping you supplement throughout the year.
972.
by frumper 5y ago
You list a lot of things that aren't healthy. Can you give an example of a typical 2 meal day that doesn't include oils, fat, meat, dairy, or whatever else isn't healthy? I'm genuinely curious.
973.
by frumper 5y ago
My Tesla auto warms up every morning on a schedule. If I didn't set the schedule it's literally a button tap on from my phone. That's a far cry from burdensome.
974.
by frumper 5y ago
AP somehow doesn't brake soon enough for my comfort when approaching slower cars and it doesn't accelerate quick enough when traffic speeds back up.
975.
by frumper 5y ago
I don't think anyone is saying what you're suggesting. If you're following a car and they stop, you should be able to stop as well. If a car pulls in front of you and slams on your brakes then that is quite a different scen
976.
by frumper 5y ago
To add on to your comment, you're also going to be paying taxes on that 11%. That 4% is looking more like 1-2% for most people.
977.
by frumper 5y ago
That's a great question and the answer is probably why a lot of companies don't spend a huge amount of time interviewing and reference checking.
978.
by frumper 5y ago
Poland and Germany are full NATO members. NATO was clear they would not deploy to Ukraine and that they will deploy to protect any NATO member.
979.
by frumper 5y ago
Ah, thanks for clarifying that. I missed that bit. I whole heartedly agree with you.
980.
by frumper 5y ago
I hadn't seen anyone say they should "escape the draconian regulations". Non-Tesla's are perfectly capable of rolling stops. I'm assuming a cop can and will still write tickets for this. Not stopping at a stop si
981.
by frumper 5y ago
We can and do compare it to the experience we get from the developers of the apps/subscriptions directly. Many are a much worse experience than clicking a simple button in iOS.
982.
by frumper 5y ago
Title has a typo. I read it as Boeing, not Beijing. Beijing makes much more sense.
983.
by frumper 5y ago
It doesn't need to. The website developer chose to use new language features that older devices aren't likely to support. If your website needs users to upgrade their OS or browser to use it, then you should be comfortable with
984.
by frumper 5y ago
Not OP, but my dad was offered either a mechanical or pig valve when he had a bypass surgery done. Both were covered by insurance, I don't know which cost more, but he hit his deductible either way.
985.
by frumper 5y ago
It's downright silly to pay new employees more than experienced employees for similar jobs. If you can't afford to raise wages for the experienced staff you'll soon have a bunch of inexperienced staff that costs you more.
986.
by frumper 5y ago
If they list it as $150-200k and you think you’re worth $250k then you won’t waste your time, or theirs
987.
by frumper 5y ago
https://transparentcalifornia.com/ All of my coworkers, many friends and family members, and I all have detailed salary information easily searchable. It has not caused any conflicts in my life.
988.
We’re blaming the wrong things for San Francisco retail theft(sfgate.com)
14 points by frumper 5y ago|32 comments
989.
by frumper 5y ago
They still need to hire. Employers don't hire for the fun of it.
990.
by frumper 5y ago
The label doesn't imply an impartial source. I would think that what Amazon recommends on Amazon's website is clearly not impartial. They'd run afoul if they labeled it independent-al's top pick

More ›