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by ingenuous2 9y ago
One possibility, because increased rates could result in your user base using your service less often? While transportation is something everyone needs, I'm (as priviledged as I am in my salary) not going to pay $20 for an uber if it&#
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by ingenuous2 9y ago
I think more appropriate would be to limit the scope of belief to the complainant. Treat them as a person; acknowledge they have experienced something traumatic. Do not believe every word anyone says as the absolute truth of an event. Evi
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by ingenuous2 9y ago
The dickbar, by far. The spiel is a momentary interruption, usually delivered w/in the flow.
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by ingenuous2 9y ago
Neil Patel is a good first place to start to learn. Then you realize all his (vanity) metrics are just measures of your competition. So I went to Warriorforum.com to read what my competition was saying. After that, I realized it was all a
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by ingenuous2 9y ago
Over the last couple years, I've been exploring this. I can't provide any answers, but I've found all the usual recommendations useful. CBT, Watts, Stoicism, yoga, mindfulness. Of those, the last -- mindfulness -- has been
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by ingenuous2 9y ago
These are all the secret sauce that very few affiliates will tell you. As OP said, you have to find your own unique niche. If you write convertible copy , you can find an existing affiliate chain and try to use that to leverage your advant
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by ingenuous2 9y ago
Don't get down on yourself, you did nothing wrong. Sometimes things don't work out. Just look for another position. There's another one out there, you found two, you'll find another.
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by ingenuous2 9y ago
Flint situation is so visible because generally the gov't does a great job at regulating water quality. We are not there on greenhouse gas pollution, but the EPA has done some wonderful work on particulate pollution. Also, remember th
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by ingenuous2 9y ago
Richer insurees have more assets to go after if they are involved in a the 2-sigma events (eg killed someone while drunk driving; insurance can come after a wealthy person's assets). It wouldn't be shocking that tesla drivers are
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by ingenuous2 9y ago
Doesn't insurance segment by model? Or are you saying that 10% of a $10k tesla repair is $1k in overhead, and that gets amortized across the customer base?
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by ingenuous2 9y ago
Agreed, but now we are talking political problems. And when we talk political problems, it's important to consider the base economic cost, all included.
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by ingenuous2 9y ago
Flying is a lot more time spend on overhead.
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by ingenuous2 9y ago
They must be given every opportunity to criticize. They don't need to be given the same attention, but have to be allowed to criticize or else we create sacred cows.
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by ingenuous2 9y ago
Forgery is reverse engineering, an art in itself.
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by ingenuous2 9y ago
>Both seem related. Cheap and easy firing produces careless recruiting. And that is more expensive that people realizes. Well put but doesn't address context. If I just got gas-fire funding, intending to blow up my company, I will n
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by ingenuous2 9y ago
Not OP, but I believe this because if there is no evidence, we should assume there is no effect. Gendered issues are highly problematic to bias, so it is imperative to redouble the value of force of science.
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by ingenuous2 9y ago
If you read this, I want to say, "it's OK". seriously. I have depression episodes, had one while my company sold. Today isn't tomorrow, tomorrow isn't yesterday. Accept how you feel and make the best decisions, ho
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by ingenuous2 9y ago
Guns, ammo, and whiskey. I don't expect humanity to stay civilized or play by the same rules. The whiskey gives you something to trade. Guns & ammo make sure the trade isn't a robbery.
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by ingenuous2 9y ago
For the latter, because that indicates a criminal enterprise. The idea of a coordinated group of people all breaking the law is deemed worse than one individual. I can reconcile this with my own values. Practically, an enterprise of crimin
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by ingenuous2 9y ago
Given the reported strictness of the Uber rating system, are the actual drivers good? Isn't that what the rating system is supposed to solve?
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by ingenuous2 9y ago
Nautilus' print edition is a beautiful magazine, definitely can't be compared to a typical print mag. It's the quality of a National Geo mag, I think.
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by ingenuous2 9y ago
After seeing this, I was reminded I forgot and let my sub lapse. I go to their site to subscribe, and they are selling a year of the print & digital for $29. That's insane -- they don't even add on postage fees anywhere in th
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by ingenuous2 9y ago
You confuse inalienable rights with contractual rights. The passenger had a contractual right to be on the plane.
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by ingenuous2 9y ago
This isn't a problem, but hiring people you don't trust is a problem. Part of that is setting expectations with a contract. Most of that is accepting that it's going to be a risk, no matter what you do (there's no DRM
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by ingenuous2 10y ago
My preferred technique is to mentally baseline my current total comp, then shoot for that as my base at my next position. You really shouldn't compare salaries, since benefits can vary so much. So if I'm making $100k in base now,