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by jcomis 5y ago
> So those in US, if at all you ever feel like eating real vegetables hop on a 15 hour flight to Delhi or Bangalore :) Or check out your local farmers marker or CSA
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by jcomis 5y ago
I recently switched jobs. When I put in notice at my previous employer there was some sort of miscommunication with IT about my last day and I was shut out 2 days early, before I had a chance to wipe everything or even log out of my persona
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by jcomis 5y ago
"Prevident 5000 Plus" supposedly works better than MI Paste. I've used both and prefer it. Plus MI paste has dairy ingredients. I've been using generic prevident 1x per day and it's crazy how much it helps.
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by jcomis 5y ago
also: >Teachers also said Malachi’s camera was on and he did not appear to be doing anything unusual So he was supposedly doing this while on camera and in class? This case seems so absurd.
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by jcomis 5y ago
This law is about ending pay disparity for two people doing the same work. This is not what you are describing. In your scenario a new title could simply be created more appropriate for the experience/skill. That would then establish w
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by jcomis 5y ago
The law only requires a minimum for the specific title. So it does fail if a company is just looking generically and they don't wish to follow the law in spirit by listing the minimums per level. And once you are in discussion and land
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by jcomis 5y ago
This is exactly what's happening and how a few companies are getting around it, specifically big consulting companies.
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by jcomis 5y ago
As a Coloradan another thing that's happening is companies are listing their jobs as Remote, only advertising in CO, and just mentioning it's a CO only job verbally. They do the thing where they sit in the gray area due to pandemi
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by jcomis 6y ago
> Chevron relocated Alberto Guerra, an Ecuadorian judge, and his family to the US, paid for his health insurance and a car while meeting with him more than 50 times before he provided testimony that Donziger discussed the bribe with him
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by jcomis 6y ago
Yes
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by jcomis 6y ago
Or please allow me to re-upload previously uploaded "high quality" free photos to "original quality" once I pay. After years of being a paid customer I have still not found a way to do this.
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by jcomis 6y ago
No, there really isn't. I do think SPACs will sometimes seed the internet hype machine if they have a target in mind though. This particular one has been discussed a few times and doesn't seem to be a surprise to most. The problem
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by jcomis 6y ago
ha, thank you.
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by jcomis 6y ago
Not really. This likely will not effect partner comp. It will effect the firm, but partners will spin it as the guilty parties are gone and the leaders need to be retained (through comp!) to right the organization. The low levels will absor
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by jcomis 6y ago
/r/spacs/ but its a lot of hypemen/astroturfing to sort through.
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by jcomis 6y ago
basically they became much more accessible to regular people, and thus much more exposed to the pump+dump cycle and hucksters. I'm not saying SPACs are bad, but I think that is what is driving the recent craze. The number of wildly spe
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by jcomis 6y ago
Exactly. Some prices have just gone up way more disproportionately, like housing, making it difficult to compare to older metrics.
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by jcomis 6y ago
Oh, so because some people are already there, they get to just abandon the idea behind their job? What juvenile take on responsibility.
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by jcomis 6y ago
No, not really. People are still readily getting loans with far less than 10%.
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by jcomis 6y ago
For some reason across many sites I go on it seems every Palantir deal warrants a post. It feels like astroturfing. Like there's some campaign of "hey this company sure is shady, but look at all these consistent gov contracts! gee
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by jcomis 6y ago
comcast did the exact thing to me. I had to sign up for a new plan. But they also wouldn't let me use the new plan promos. Oh, and a month later when I got my first bill at the new rate it still had rental fees. Took about 8 months of
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by jcomis 6y ago
I do not trust their reviews for a second. I'm sure sometimes they do recommend the best thing. But can you find a single recommendation that isn't part of a major affiliate program? And just monitor any major rec page for a while
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by jcomis 6y ago
I just can't help but see this as a turd being passed on to retail investors. Don't have high hopes. But in this market, who the hell knows.
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by jcomis 6y ago
It's basically verbatim.
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by jcomis 6y ago
I pay $180 and have to manually claim it. Nothing is covered until I hit my out of network deductible of $1200? Then it's 60% covered. So yeah, not cheap here!
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by jcomis 6y ago
How you can post this and think you are being realistic after Alito's speech is mind boggling.
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by jcomis 6y ago
Only if you originally uploaded them in full res. If you originally updated them in high res and that's it, that is all they have.
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by jcomis 6y ago
I'm not seeing this on ios or android
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by jcomis 6y ago
I wonder if they will ever fix the problem when you actually do upgrade to google one, there is no way to make your old photos go from "high quality" to "full res" without bringing them on to a desktop device, uploading
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by jcomis 6y ago
The fact is even in an anonymous poll many people simply won't say they are voting for Trump.

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