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by garciasn 3y ago
According to the article, "The Alef Model A...also qualifies as an ultra-light vehicle, meaning it comes under the same legal classification as small electric vehicles like golf carts," and this means, "you do not need a pilo
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by garciasn 3y ago
Look at this psychopath not using vi/m. I’m kidding. I use VSCodium on the desktop and heavily modded vim on VMs.
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by garciasn 3y ago
https://archive.is/su7fa Altogether, OSHA found eight violations it categorized as “serious” and fined the Boring Company a total of $112,504 last fall.
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by garciasn 3y ago
It most definitely has distorted sexual expectations from those who view it. This, in turn, MAY have distorted behavior.
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by garciasn 3y ago
https://archive.is/LzFN0
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by garciasn 3y ago
I made a conscious decision to cut all social out of my life during the 2016 election. Since then I have done more and more to curtail my use, including setting aside time for non-electronic time: vinyl music listening, real book reading (I
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by garciasn 3y ago
Ahhh. Thank you. That makes more sense.
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by garciasn 3y ago
What I want to know is why the fuck it takes 8 days to load 700MM records—in 2024. I couldn’t even continue reading the article because it must be from 2006.
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by garciasn 3y ago
Yes. That would be great info. It is infuriating that they keep using the median household income compared to the average upfront cost.
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by garciasn 3y ago
Depends on the type of ad and its intent. But, no one should be advertising on Twitter for any reason anymore. It’s not brand safe and it’s always been absolutely trash; but, now it’s even worse. Shift your budget to any other meaningful pl
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by garciasn 3y ago
The burden is on me to prove she used it to prepare for divorce or used it on her affair. It’ll cost at least $100K and probably more to do so and it may not matter. And, no, when you’re married it’s not fraud.
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by garciasn 3y ago
I had no access to any financial account, ever. Once I gained access, after the fact, there were nearly $16K in cash advances against a credit card I didn’t even know I had. Purchased all new dresses. Purchased workout equipment (rarely, if
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by garciasn 3y ago
I think the 10M metro area helps your case, many folks don't have such a wide dating pool to pull from on the apps. Also, it depends on the culture of the area that you reside within. Here, in Minneapolis, folks are tight lipped, tight
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by garciasn 3y ago
Everything. Absolutely everything. When you work hard to always assume the best of the love of your life, it's almost impossible not to miss each and every sign because you dismiss them with prejudice.
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by garciasn 3y ago
Originally responding to a flagged comment that stated you were weak for not talking to people in person: You’re not wrong, but the in-person dating pool is small and the stakes are high. I am very recently divorced, dating single for the f
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by garciasn 3y ago
Money. Perceived or actual self-control of your own destiny. —- I worked as a unionized employee for the first part of my career and all it did was severely limit my pay and growth trajectory. I’m not going back to that.
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by garciasn 3y ago
I could only see that being relevant when there are resume gaps that may be explained by being a SAHM or caring for a dying parent. But as it relates to actual work? No.
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by garciasn 3y ago
This is exactly what I do with my team. I staff the upper levels first with people I trust (people have worked with me for 15 years across 4 different companies now) and then start fleshing out the rest of the teams beneath them with high p
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by garciasn 3y ago
https://archive.is/sc3fw
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by garciasn 3y ago
BQ works better and costs less with clustered and partitioned tables. Who would have thought?!
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by garciasn 3y ago
I don't have trouble, but companies are very leery of hiring someone who is VERY wide and only somewhat deep. Being I'm a director-level hire, many companies assume I have only led teams that do this work and I'm trying to ta
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by garciasn 3y ago
https://www.statista.com/statistics/420791/daily-video-conte... 300+ minutes a day for TV + vMOD (streaming services). Since no one actually watches TV anymore, at least not through traditional TV, I summed them.
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by garciasn 3y ago
Netflix uses 3-7GB an hour. The average person is spending 4-5hrs a day watching TV. I’d say most are above 100GB/month. But that’s me.
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by garciasn 3y ago
Less than a 720 FICO score is “fair” with 720 being “good”. I’m sorry but “fair” doesn’t make you a well-qualified buyer IMO, so I’m not sure what point you’re trying to make.
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by garciasn 3y ago
Open relationships are nearly impossible to navigate from either side and as someone who has done it on more than one occasion, I very strongly recommend that if you’re considering it, reconsider—hard. They are often a last ditch effort at
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by garciasn 3y ago
Me and one of my employees are going through almost identical and seriously difficult personal times. Our company and the people within it have really rallied around us, providing personal and professional support in ways I could never have
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by garciasn 3y ago
In this case it would be the airline pilot and/or flight attendant unions.
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by garciasn 3y ago
Agreed. I found the current connectors in their docs here: https://harlequin.sh/docs/adapters I’m pretty pumped to try this seeing BigQuery is supported.
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by garciasn 3y ago
Not according to the link. But I didn’t look at the code.
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by garciasn 3y ago
Whataboutism. You're right and it sucks. It doesn't make a President having favor curried via financial investment ok.

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