harvey9

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by harvey9 4y ago
Lots of places do all of those things. It does not need to be just one or the other.
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by harvey9 4y ago
I like it when they say 'call the number printed on your bank card'. If they publish an outbound number then scammers will spoof it.
603.
by harvey9 4y ago
Non partisan reasons to dislike Twitter as a tool of communication were posted before you made this comment. Anyway, your experience of any social media depends on how you curate it. For example I only follow professional photographers on I
604.
by harvey9 4y ago
'i can hear a difference' is much more honest and plausible than making up a technical sounding phrase to pass for explanation.
605.
by harvey9 4y ago
Whatever you think of the bloke, there's a bit more to his CV than that.
606.
by harvey9 4y ago
It is for Twitter. Our attention is a synonym for showing ads. If advertisers step away because they got nervous about the behavior of the new owner then it's better for Twitter to have other sources of income than not.
607.
by harvey9 4y ago
I think Twitter will sell your attention in addition to other revenue streams, given the chance.
608.
by harvey9 4y ago
Still one person trying to watch over about 10 customers. No match for a tireless machine watching the whole store through dozens of cameras.
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by harvey9 4y ago
So you could make the cut (be considered a successful exam taker) with a zero score just because a large proportion of your peers got negative scores? This seems just as unhelpful for deciding who to hire or who to allow onto a higher cours
610.
by harvey9 4y ago
I'd speculate they are doing some balance of what gets stolen the most, and price. But I'm in the UK and I mostly see higher priced items like brand name razor blades getting locked away.
611.
by harvey9 4y ago
I think there's an important difference between unmanned and self checkout which you missed from the post you replied to: the person who scans a few items but steals others at a self checkout. In a no checkout store you already identif
612.
by harvey9 4y ago
There's a tipping point where it's cheaper to employ staff to get stuff out of a cabinet than to catch all the people stealing.
613.
by harvey9 4y ago
That sounds like it was designed to be easy to game; income in last two years as a metric rather than total assets, or zip code, or high school attended etc Does India have something like SAT as well?
614.
by harvey9 4y ago
I'm bored by the blatherers too, but there is survey data to indicate younger people drinking less than earlier generations. Might just be drink being less affordable, or other drugs being more affordable rather than a fashion decision
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by harvey9 4y ago
There were lots of buyers of coal at the time UK mines closed, but other sellers were able to supply at a lower price. There continue to be buyers of coal now, and indeed the UK recently approved a new mine https://www.bbc.co.uk&
616.
by harvey9 4y ago
Mailonline website is editorially separate from the print newspaper last I heard. Not saying it's better or worse. All the press is a click bait indignation generator, just different ones cater to different tastes in indignation.
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by harvey9 4y ago
Very elegant sarcasm.
618.
by harvey9 4y ago
Starting from the assumption that those users feel something like being in a human relationship then this is like being dumped, which is never a nice thing to experience. I don't think what they had/have is even a good simulation
619.
by harvey9 4y ago
Postcodes are designed to facilitate sorting and last mile delivery so no surprise if large buildings have multiple codes. DVLA in Swansea has several, probably because they get a lot of post in a few distinct categories.
620.
by harvey9 4y ago
The person you replied to used the phrase 'the help' rather than staff or workers. I take it to indicate sarcasm.
621.
by harvey9 4y ago
I take it to mean they're writing this into the lease agreement in readiness for full autonomous driving. Desired feature for leasing companies and as to damage after the company takes remote possession I expect the same shenanigans yo
622.
by harvey9 4y ago
Or perhaps there is something lacking in the brand that does not help them sleep? By that I mean maybe there is less creatine than claimed, or it is supplied in a form that is harder to digest.
623.
by harvey9 4y ago
Don't assume most people will leave it for work. Oxford, England intends to charge people who drive across a 15 minute zone boundary more than a few times a week. https://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/news/23073992.traffic-
624.
by harvey9 4y ago
That statistic is in a specific context, I'd guess city driving in the daytime. Nederlands has a lot of cycle infrastructure and is mostly flat so it's very convenient to ride. But lots of people still drive for all the usual prac
625.
by harvey9 4y ago
Even Bosnia was not risk-free. But I agree with your point that people shouldn't have to join out of desperation.
626.
by harvey9 4y ago
I should have been more specific. Even people on base may have 9-5 jobs and autonomy over how they spend time off the clock.
627.
by harvey9 4y ago
They said it's not a tech firm. I'd guess there is nobody else in the firm who understands anything that team does, and therefore there is an assumption that all developers are interchangeable.
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by harvey9 4y ago
There's a long history of unethical research on people who are not well-equipped to do their own cost/benefit analysis, nevermind the famous cases where people were not even asked if they wanted to take part.
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by harvey9 4y ago
Poor people are less likely to be homeowners who can make that investment in DIY. Instead their time cost is chasing up a landlord who is slow to do repairs. I do agree with your wider point though, and car maintenance skills are especially
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by harvey9 4y ago
Combat roles are a minority of military jobs and vast numbers of people live off base with a somewhat 9-5 job.

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