japaneseminisub

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by japaneseminisub 4y ago
And extremely aggressive taxation.
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by japaneseminisub 4y ago
Korean work is hyper competitive. Few good positions, lots of highly educated people. 69 hours is a result of employees needing to prove loyalty and commitment, not that there is too much work to do. Immigration would make this situation wo
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by japaneseminisub 4y ago
Because it could be socially enforced. Ie. "You cant take Fridays off because thats when our clients are available" becomes "everyone takes Easter week off" See: Australia. We have another holiday at the same time. Most
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by japaneseminisub 4y ago
Probably more like a PR firm or social monitoring/management company is being paid a princely fee to monitor for things like this and then forum slide, distract, change topic etc. Source: I work in the same office as one of these compa
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by japaneseminisub 4y ago
Copyright needs to include a concept similar to abandonware
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by japaneseminisub 4y ago
I agree, and think that this should be incorporated into the cost. Ie, a project twice as complex should be 5x the cost due to the additional management, comms overhead, permutations and potential risk. Said another way the curve is logarit
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by japaneseminisub 4y ago
FTA they can be made to look like stone, wood, concrete or brick. Seems like a great idea especially in the places where you need to match the style of buildings or cant change outward appearance. Thatching might be difficult though...
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by japaneseminisub 4y ago
Absolutely. I adjust my shower based on feel, sometimes I want hot, sometimes I want cold. Then I just turn then temperature knob. I don't think I will ever want an explicitly 38°C shower.
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by japaneseminisub 4y ago
From GPs post its actually $5 plus 8c per KW. That seems more reasonable for the owner, but no utility co would pay it.
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by japaneseminisub 4y ago
> technically all A-series papers have this aspect ratio because math says it is the aspect ratio that retains itself when halved I never knew this, but that's awesome. Thanks for the info!
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by japaneseminisub 4y ago
As my Italian friend once said: "Yes, the thing with BBQ sauce and pineapple is tasty, but it's not a pizza!"
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by japaneseminisub 4y ago
It's so strange isn't it, there are so many vegetarian dishes that are delicious. I've never understood the need to use a replacement that's worse across the board. I wonder if it's a cultural thing, like "I wa
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by japaneseminisub 4y ago
It has learnt to deflect, just like a real person!
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by japaneseminisub 4y ago
Exactly! I recently used an org chart for a 3 year horizon, not because it will be anything like that in reality, but it was a way to communicate: - the required roles and teams to non-technical leadership that would be required to deliver
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by japaneseminisub 4y ago
To me, this doesn't stack up. Eg In Australia, there are 25M people. The annual cost of UBI per person would be around 30K (unemployment allowance) or 50K (Living wage) This means between 750B and 1.25T in payments per year. The curren
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by japaneseminisub 4y ago
He already fled once to the Bahamas.
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by japaneseminisub 4y ago
I agree that the focus on her father's professorship is strange in this context. More broadly it seems like it might be blurring lines... SBF's parents being specifically Law professors, and having a certain level of access to FTX
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by japaneseminisub 4y ago
Apparently the trick was to mis-scan a couple of items as lower cost items. Eg. Meat as brown onions. That way it looks like a legitimate shopping experience to anyone watching (enter, choose items, go to checkout to pay, leave) Thats why l
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by japaneseminisub 4y ago
Most, if not all people have moved to vapes, which are not covered by this law. Ie kids can still buy them. This is only shifting deck chairs on the Titanic, not any meaningful change.
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by japaneseminisub 4y ago
Can someone more knowledgeable explain if there was actually a choice? Seems like its a strange way to frame it. In my mind, you are either being extradited or fighting extradition. Agreeing to extradition seems like he has the option to sa
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by japaneseminisub 4y ago
There are some really great insights in here, particularly #7. We've used similar heuristics to identify if we are thinking roughly the same thing ie, if someones ballpark is wildly different from the norm its great to understand why.