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Poorer is a relative term here. The income/birth rate discrepancy is probably happening within your local community.
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How many React apps actually have an interface approaching the complexity of Figma or even Facebook? No one is arguing that complex web applications don’t benefit from React and friends. It’s completely overkill for most of the web.
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I’m not sure what to make of this, but my 2012 weekly grocery budget for a family of two was $200. I can’t imagine trying to feed a family of four on $250 each week.
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To say nothing of the sworn enemy of the SEC who owns the server.
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> I assume you don’t live in a very cold climate, in which case a heat pump for your backup heat Like OP, I also live in South Carolina. My primary heat is a modern, efficient electric heat pump. When it’s cold enough outside that the he
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I wonder what the story is behind the Getty photo of it in that article. It doesn’t look like a photo that could have been taken in the 60s or the 80s. Does that mean it’s misidentified on Getty?
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I think it’s a bit out of touch to suggest that even a third of the people on this site make more than $200k/yr.
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To let in your cat sitter.
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If we’re including the journalists using iPhones then no, that’s not going to be the ratio. For what it’s worth, I’m a professional sports photographer (side gig obviously), and I don’t get paid for iPhone photos. I’m not disagreeing with y
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Gosh why didn’t Sony’s attorneys think of that.
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The folks working for your local news org are getting paid to take photos on phones. Almost all of the people you would probably consider “professional photographers” in that industry got laid off years ago. Watching them take photos on the
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For a SWE? Remotely anywhere, but otherwise major markets. Same with biglaw. Medicine is its own beast.
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Before I read the linked thread I thought this whole post was about salaries. I don’t know about average SWE in the USA, but it’s certainly common in some markets. You can be rank-and-file in software, law, and medicine and exceed $20k/
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Caveat that you have to have a device running macOS to do this: If you set up your Apple account to use iCloud to sync your messages, you will end up with your iMessage and text messages in the Messages app on your macOS computer. At that p
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Yeah OP’s comment is a good reminder that this forum is not a substitute for legal advice.
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He ran this place too and we still have a mostly-serviceable web interface. And no app.
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Unfortunately PR-speak exists for a reason.
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Sorry for the confusion. I was using “family” to emphasize that these were unrelated people in the same house. The idea being that the car-sharing dynamic is different between multiple families (or unrelated individuals) than within one fam
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It’s four different families in one house.
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* Don’t spam people with LinkedIn connection requests. No one cares about the size of your network. Maybe if you know someone they know they’ll ask them about you, but that doesn’t work if it was connection spam in the first place. * Be hum
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This is an ironic post about what not to do, right?
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Alex Spiro in particular acts like a clown. The firm itself is fine. I know some very smart attorneys who work there, same as any biglaw firm.
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Threads exceeded 10 million a few hours ago.
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> they have literally all of Instagram + Facebook's userbase to push it on They haven’t even gotten to the “push” part yet and they’re now over 4 million users.
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Adam Mosseri posted on Threads that it’s coming. https://www.threads.net/t/CuVlg88I84C/?igshid=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ...
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Where do you think the debt came from?!
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> Research activities in B-Cell included test projects for waste vitrification (the transformation of a substance into glass) and grouting methods for stabilizing highly radioactive materials. A report by Pacific Northwest National Labor
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If I recall correctly the financial crisis caused issues with funding for student loan issuance. Cutting out the middlemen was a bonus.
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> Granted it was a big jump Node v16: 20 Apr 2021 Node v18: 19 Apr 2022 Are they shipping a major release every six months?! No wonder it’s such a mess.
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The question wasn’t about being called out on it (or punished/prosecuted/whatever). It was simply asking if it violated the rule.
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