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by kgin 5y ago
And a very large chunk of BTC’s value has come from Tether buys.
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by kgin 5y ago
“ Apple outsources some of its call center work around the world to Teleperformance, and employees say they are being pressured to sign a contract agreeing to the cameras, despite an Apple policy prohibiting it”
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by kgin 5y ago
It’s worth remembering that almost none of the world’s most used apps/websites had a team like this when they were created.
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by kgin 5y ago
I’m curious how much retail space is integrated into neighborhoods in the United States at all as opposed to strip malls down a 6 lane highway set back in a sea of parking. Most of the country doesn’t even have the ability to even have this
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by kgin 5y ago
It likely stemmed from changes in US drug policy. It’s good to see liberalization cross-pollinating between countries.
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by kgin 5y ago
Great, send me the link after you make an event page on…
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by kgin 5y ago
I’m always struck by theme of replies in threads like these. For those saying “I’m just here to write code for money, full stop” was that always how you approached software engineering? If not, would you choose a different career if you cou
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by kgin 5y ago
What percentage of people who decide not to work at Apple do you think are doing it for that same reason?
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by kgin 5y ago
It’s fascinating to see Airbnb drop React Native and now watch them attempt to build their own in-house universal UI system from scratch. There are very few organizations that can spend the kind of resources necessary to try this kind of th
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by kgin 5y ago
Seems curious that a secret military program would choose to fly their super secret aircraft in airspace where the usual, non-secret military was known to be performing scheduled and easily avoidable training exercises.
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by kgin 5y ago
It is seems unlikely that U.S. super secret military programs would test their super secret aircraft in spaces where non-secret military programs perform scheduled and easily avoidable training and drills.
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by kgin 5y ago
It’s not a good way, but most of the other ways are even worse.
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by kgin 5y ago
I don’t think most people appreciate how much a serious illness can change your body over a much longer time period than the acute illness itself lasts. Covid and other things as well.
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by kgin 5y ago
Its notable that is this is an entirely crowdfunded trial.
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by kgin 5y ago
The great thing about Next.js is that it’s simple to choose exactly how much of a page is ssr. You can have 0% to 100%.
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by kgin 5y ago
I think the awkward name of this report suggests they agree with you somewhat. It seems like this doesn’t address how true or not any post is on Facebook, just that those posts should be the result of ordinary users using the service in sin
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by kgin 5y ago
Lots of people individually and sincerely post things that are false, but that’s different problem.
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by kgin 5y ago
Phonetic, mostly rule-following, and #3 most-spoken after English and Mandarin.
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by kgin 5y ago
It’s going to be a really tough sell to tell apps they should give up color as a tool for branding and let user themes take over.
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by kgin 5y ago
Why no health insurance? Go on the ACA exchange and pick a plan. It's an expense like any other.
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by kgin 5y ago
Average American makes $1.5 million total during their entire 40-50 year working career. In a world where tech salaries start around $100k and quickly go higher, many tech workers in their early 30s have already earned a lifetime's w
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by kgin 5y ago
>Rudnick says that what makes Corporate Memphis particularly insidious is that its worldview is designed to be misleading. “It depicts a world whose problems are already solved, built out of complementary components” I'm not defendi
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by kgin 5y ago
3 years of what only Americans spend just on their pets could end world hunger semi-permanently > In 2020, $103.6 billion was spent on our pets in the U.S. https://www.americanpetproducts.org/press_industrytrends.asp &g
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by kgin 5y ago
Most of what information I can find about damage to blood vessels is related to damage from chronic, progressive conditions. Can blood vessels damaged acutely by something like Covid-19 repair themselves over time?
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by kgin 5y ago
There's a reason it's not called 100/20. Should you 80/20 your primary life's work? Probably not, but I doubt you will. But for everything else, it's an incredibly useful idea to keep in mind. Life is short, pe
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by kgin 5y ago
Interesting. In what way is the air unusual?
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by kgin 5y ago
It's true, but every click loses a ton of audience.
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by kgin 5y ago
Absolutely, a job is a job. Or at least, that's all it should be. Yet the current law treats it something closer to an adoption of the employee by the company.
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by kgin 5y ago
Nobody has ever called hiring more people "right-sizing" when they thought a larger size was right for the company.
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by kgin 5y ago
Large indoor gatherings, indoor restaurants, bars, were shut down for months. Grocery stores enforced or at least encouraged their own mask policies. What’s more in Florida, those few steps covered almost all the ways people really interact

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