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yah there's a saying surrounding that I believe, cluttered space, cluttered mind. I think there's something to it, keeping a bunch of stuff in sleep mode in some back corner mental stack of your mind that gets subliminally refresh
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ChatGPT will reach omniscience once every human on the planet submits to it a 1000 word biography, specifically a paragraph on their choice drink at Starbucks.
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Usually you mention that sort of compensation opportunity cost and the hiring company can match it with a sign on bonus to make a pain free transition.
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> According to The Wall Street Journal, Stripe would not use the money toward operating expenses but rather to cover a large annual tax bill associated with employee stock units. How does this work exactly, I'm not to keen on these
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Yes, jumping in and out is a freedom of your choice. I do it all the time. Do it ruthlessly when channels stagnate. We have a convention of prefixing channels with wg_ to denote working group channels which are short lived projects of limit
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I’m pretty sure it’s a simplified pared down md.
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Interesting device https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/463799-REG/Hasselblad...
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...in 25 years the practices will be illegal, they are illegal now.
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excellent context, thank you
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What makes you say the value of their contribution is minor? Is there some public basis for that sort of claim to be found elsewhere?
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Interestingly enough I can't make out the Tsar Bomba crater https://www.google.com/maps/place/Bomba+Zar/@73.5383394,54.7...
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Very true. I think I'm hung up on the discrepancy with animations around this topic I eventually came to realize were extremely exaggerated. Like I think I saw a cartoon where like a chunk of the earth was removed like a lobotomy sort
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the thing I never understood about nuclear annihilation is that doesn't it mainly focus on urban areas? Just curious are there enough nukes in the world to wipe every square km of the earth? When nations scale their arsenal what's
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yah square is good, clover not so smooth. Sometimes I wonder if the clover payment systems are even online at times or if they just batch a bunch of orders in infrequent intervals. Not sure really.
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* ChatGPT wins the Nobel Peace Prize * ChatGPT wins the Nobel Prize for Literature * ChatGPT wins a Ford Foundation grant for the arts
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Not every source of income for folks is from a W2 payroll. Lots of 1099 stuff out there and other complexities people can get involved in. It’s interesting the complexity of the tax law imposes that complexity on everyone just about.
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Yah you have to be confident of the values you’re plugging in. Do the math is for the simple in-form formulae. Some of the raw data you put in comes from worksheets etc you fill out on your own. You may benefit from a gist I’ve kept around
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I like that age range bounded failure recognition. I can relate, I call them the wasted years of my life.
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yah they play the whole get a $2 digital credit or whatever for orders. It kind of blurs the expectations too when now it's becoming the norm for things not to meet the 2day shipping expectations that is prime. Things are also blurred
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Wow never knew about any of this before """ Your total orders The number you see here is the total number of eligible orders you’ve placed at smile.amazon.com on your web browser or with AmazonSmile activated in the Amazon Sh
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what's this bit about re-enrolling? You had to reenroll your charitable organization you wanted to contribute to each year?
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what, it wasn't uniform across the board for all sales? Qualifying orders, where was that detail ever communicated?
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I'd love to see a spreadsheet of each of the participating organizations and hear their take on it.
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what's up with shipping, it's so inconsistent. Are they testing their customers patience or something? It's getting to the point where I'm considering starting a spreadsheet to quantify how poor the experience has been o
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non-sequitur. I did see this occur personally with this breakfast joint that closed down when some law changed that required some minimum benefits or something or other that added to the payroll expenses and made the venture not worth it. I
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anytime we can stop the death by a thousand cuts is good news to begin to shape best practices and inform future choices. It's probably more the in aggregate threat than any single choice.
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Would accompany count? https://www.accompany.com/ not really personal, I believe it's business oriented.
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Interesting the term of do-gooder. Reminds me of this comment this fella shared about his pop. https://youtu.be/NS4UT_t73b0?t=967 > 16:07 my father once said to me, I'll never forget this as long as I live, he doesn
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Yah physical arrangements to support turnover are good. That's so true on that point about the rate of consumption for different food types is just irregular. I've been contemplating somehow tracking the pounds of food bought per
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I mostly posited it as a joke for winking at the fictitious studies, but yah the comparative cost to alternatives may be not too shabby after all. "Compared to what" is often a question left as an afterthought. I try to think of a
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