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by hezralig 4y ago
They provide the accommodation and then have like 10 people being monitored by 1-2 technicians overnight. It is pretty lame to be billed the amount they did for the equivalent of a couple hundred dollars of overhead and then manhours.
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by hezralig 4y ago
Yeah, I mean I would definitely recommend going to a hospital in Thailand for the sleep study rather than UCSF's sleep clinic. You might even save money with the cost of room, board, and plane tickets included.
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by hezralig 4y ago
More often then not, they tell you 'inconclusive' results unless you are observed snoring and waking or having some sort of sleep obstruction. And then you get to pay a $3-4k bill for the worst night of sleep of your life, if you
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by hezralig 4y ago
Enforcement of what? Sit-lie laws?
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by hezralig 4y ago
I used to work in San Francisco and after buying a house on Bainbridge Island, I now work in an office around the Westlake Center. It really isn't that bad mate. After living around the world (central Europe, SE Asia), Los Angeles, the
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by hezralig 4y ago
Perhaps I got your comment mixed up with another commenter's then, my mistake. Still, best of luck with the 4 year old. Stay safe.
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by hezralig 4y ago
Well, it is definitely an interesting choice you are making for the child. I am not going to say you are a bad parent or anything of the like. There are major morbidity concerns considering the pathology of COVID. I only wish for the best f
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by hezralig 4y ago
Be that as it may, I would ask you read the cited article as the stats illustrate COVID is much more deadly than the flu for children. I would hope you choose to get your kid vaccinated asap since you expressed hesitancy.
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by hezralig 4y ago
Hey you might want to take a look at the latest research. I thought COVID had the same risk profile as the flu for children until I started digging into the stats a bit more. What I am finding is that these latest variants are more contagio
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by hezralig 4y ago
Hasn't Gitlab successfully been a remote-first company for years before the pandemic? https://about.gitlab.com/company/culture/all-remote/resource...
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by hezralig 4y ago
I scored 128, however, that was due to skipping about 3 of the puzzles due to the time limit. While I think if I had not stopped to reply to a slack message I might have scored higher, this is a poor indicator of overall intelligence given
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by hezralig 4y ago
I got my account suspended, in real time, this weekend for following people who liked my tweet. I can log into my account but am presented with a splash page about how my account might be compromised and how I need to reset my password to u