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It just searches google and when I click it, they still want me to subscribe.
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Maybe it was just my credit union then. It seemed excessive. It wasn't more than a car loan which I can do in about an hour.
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Things like this are why it takes me 3 months and numerous trips to the bank to get a home equity loan. I also need to provide proof of what I was going to do with the money. On the plus side I got to witness the loan agent having to use a
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I still battle with my inner dialog about "not being an expert" at anything. This is something I get caught up on but all you really need to be is more knowledgeable than your target audience. So sell something you already know to
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Are they affiliated with annual credit report . com or trying to confuse? I belive that is the site recommended by the Irs for an actual free credit report each year.
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When I am limited to only 8 characters it's always a bank account.
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A remember the stories of people receiving paycheck and not having to report to anyone. I'm on the consulting side so I often forget there are people who don't track every second of their day and get scrutinized for merely working
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Google has a huge disadvantages in support. You can't automate car service and simply ignore customers in that business. It would be a massive overtaking for Google to try to provide customer service.
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This is true but I think the development in the tech industry kind of kicked it into high gear. Of course I still don't see manufacturers effectively beta testing tech with real drivers like Tesla. Car companies don't like huge r
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Tesla approach led to real world usage. I tend to think Google started with the wrong approach.
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I'm not positive but I would guess that the hardware is pretty similar. The same manufacturer, synaptics, made the touchpad in my MBP and Thinkpad. Yet the Apple touchpad is far superior. Aside from the fact that my lenovo has a textur
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There's a group in between that slave away at their corporate job for 60+ hours a week. I don't know what to call them. They are basically doing the worst of both worlds.
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There are tools purposely missing from Mac like visio and project(?). I don't get why they are needed but my project manager does.
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There are definitely people who are suffering from a mental disorder who will show signs of imposter syndrome. I would imagine the symptoms cross frequently. Most what I am saying is just anecdotal from myself.
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Honestly, the hiring process seems to favor the paper over the skills. If you have those skills and no paper you will not even get a call for 90% of jobs. I still get screened out for having an associates degree with 10 years in the field.
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> learned nearly nothing (I was self-taught already and mostly wanted the paperwork) and got a 4.0 GPA. I watched others around me struggle with basic programming. Most of them quit, and I graduated with about 4 others in that program. W
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I try to use my judgement on the skill set to see if it's where I am in my career. If it's actually personalized then I will probably respond either. A range just gives both of an easy yes or no and saves time. Maybe I'm diff
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One of my teachers got caught doing coke in the bathroom. I was always suspicious when he sent students to get Little Caesars cheesy bread in the middle of class. I remeber he went on a lecture about how beautiful the hardcover database boo
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Their marketing tactics are probably the least shady thing they do. Source: former "student".
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I even if the ranges are listed I still think brain dead recruiters are going to send you an entry level help desk position even though you have 10 years of dev experience. I'm not sure how you solve the spray and pray nature of some r
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> to dissuade purely financially driven people. Is there any other kind of job hunter?
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They've gotten away with shrinking products for years. When cost increase they make the product cheaper, aka smaller, instead of increasing prices. That's why the giant sized candy bar at the checkout line seems like a normal size
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We get updates through a corporate AppStore and they function like normal Apple updates. I can choose when to install, etc. I found the software underneath ( https://www.jamf.com/solutions/technologies/mac-managemen
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No one thinks there is much value in the developer market?
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Are they referring to corporate policies/software forcing updates?
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He's not in denial he knows these people want fake news. He's afraid of an exodus if they block it.
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We had lines outside the local best buy in our small WV city.
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I've been revisiting this as I've been helping my wife with a class on it. I'd say free trade in general is a net positive for the world but agree that it's hard to explain that to someone in the US that just lost their
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They put out gasoline and diesel fires. Is it because they are not yet prepared to deal with battery fires? I feel like all vehicle fuels are volatile in an accident, including batteries.
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If someone goes through the work to find my email address then it's generally a related job. LinkedIn makes it too easy to spam.
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