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hezralig
3y ago
It seems odd that these workers are classified as independent contractors when they have very little control over how to perform their jobs, and are penalized for not accepting orders or not being given information about orders they are pre
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hezralig
3y ago
I am unsure if this is a wage that workers receive while clocked in maneuvering to "hot zone" activity areas in order to get orders OR if it only applies when a worker has accepted an order. If it is the latter case, then these wo
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hezralig
3y ago
After having an issue with an order, I investigated reddit.com/r/ubereatsdrivers and /r/ubereats to discover than many of these drivers aren't really earning more than a base rate of a couple of dollars (literally ~
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3y ago
I am unsure if this is a wage that workers receive while clocked in maneuvering to "hot zone" activity areas in order to get orders OR if it only applies when a worker has accepted an order. Browsing reddit.com/r/ubereat
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hezralig
3y ago
Was the author the girl that owned the TSA in the past year?
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hezralig
3y ago
The article didn't touch on a single thing related to pandering to governments. Could you explain the connection?
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hezralig
3y ago
Interesting considering this post from the WaPo. https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/2023/05/05/covid-forec... "The White House recently received a sobering warning about the potential for the cor
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hezralig
3y ago
Naomi Wu is a great maker and overall technology oriented hacker. The work she has done for the 3D printing community in terms of engineering and promoting higher quality hardware has been a godsend. As an aside, could you explain what you
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hezralig
3y ago
Hi, I am curious if this diatribe is based on the knowledge of the ratio of food production to Dutch population. Are you aware of how much food NL exports when thinking about the decision making of the aforementioned powerful elites?
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hezralig
3y ago
I just checked and it isn't gone. The only thing changed is aesthetic / front end.
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hezralig
3y ago
No it did not.
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hezralig
3y ago
Okay, but most people are not adopted.
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hezralig
3y ago
Schizophrenia is a genetic disorder, so if you parents or grandparents have a history of it, then that would indicate a genetic propensity for it. I am sure there are also relevant SNPs you could look for if you have your genome decoded.
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hezralig
3y ago
Despite blocking him, he still appears on your feed randomly.
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hezralig
3y ago
Doesn't the API still disclose who is a legacy check vs who bought their check? I recall that being the case and seeing a browser addon that would udpdate the checkmark the last few times I used the bird site.
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hezralig
3y ago
Is it the case that companies are allowed to scrape data for profit under US law? I was aware of the LinkedIn ruling setting a precedent for scraping public facing data, however, I wasn't sure if it applied within any scopes.
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hezralig
3y ago
Why would they be obligated to when users opt-in to giving up rights? The ToS that appears when creating an account dictates Reddit's ownership of every comment posted.
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hezralig
3y ago
The conspiracy of a conspiracy. ;)
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hezralig
3y ago
Getting onto disability can be made harder and therefore artificially deflate stats on the number of people who are suffering. There are fewer SSA workers since the start of the pandemic and often, it takes multiple years for a disabled per
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hezralig
3y ago
Who made a threat?
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hezralig
3y ago
Ironic considering your comment.
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hezralig
3y ago
Did you know there is a reduction in staffing for the SSA office and that creating an application is becoming more difficult? Also, applications are routinely denied upon first submission and then worked on as an appeal that can span years.
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hezralig
3y ago
I believe that this is exactly what will happen. There are so many doctors currently treating it as a somatic condition in spite of published evidence that COVID leaves a lasting mark on every organs with an ACE2 receptor. My MIL has recove
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hezralig
3y ago
It makes more sense if you view it as an extremely politically motivated decision to signal that we should stop thinking about COVID entirely.
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hezralig
4y ago
"I imagined it could be true, which says a lot about society."
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hezralig
4y ago
The only side shows in the Mission I can recall happened when I first moved to San Francisco. The streets were closed for the annual street fair though.
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hezralig
4y ago
Show me the numbers then.
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hezralig
4y ago
San Francisco had more rates of violence and crime in the 80s than it has now.
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hezralig
4y ago
I get the reference to DS9, however, that isn't really describing a solution to the issues San Francisco is facing at the moment.
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4y ago
Who would have thought optimizing for techies, implementing a monoculture of sorts, would be bad for a city. I recall headlines of restaurants struggling to find cooks due to the cost of rent + commuting being too prohibitive for service wo
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