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by kleinsch 3y ago
More detail with math here. Lawmakers are discussing delaying these changes for a few years and/or allowing deductions for domestic employees, but all depends on signing a budget, which is never certain. https://blog.pragmat
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by kleinsch 3y ago
It’s the default https://support.strava.com/hc/en-us/articles/115000173384-Ed...
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by kleinsch 3y ago
You ignored the first paragraph of the article that says you can pay for an ad-free option, which would qualify as “raising prices moderately” to me. Odds are near 100% that Amazon has been running Prime Video at a loss since it started. Th
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by kleinsch 3y ago
This is only prize earnings, important to keep in mind that Dota heavily weights prizes from tournaments. Highest total prize earnings on that chart is $7M, Faker pulls in $5M/year in salary alone.
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by kleinsch 3y ago
Read the article > When we looked at the relationship between the ratings of size and slenderness and the numbers, [and] we did a very small range, like from 17 to 19, we see a very robust correlation."
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by kleinsch 3y ago
Whenever possible, verify your name and destination are correct on the tag and watch the agent attach it to your bag. Tons of bag messes come from tags getting put on the wrong bag.
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by kleinsch 3y ago
The article explains it. Students like these formats bc they fit with their interests and politics, students graduate, the ones that were most active in debate become judges and reinforce that these topics will be rewarded
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by kleinsch 3y ago
This seem pretty simple to me. Dropbox opens a role. They get 1000 applications. They hire one person. 999 people post on forums that they're getting rejected everywhere they apply. Going more macro, there are 1000 people out of work a
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by kleinsch 3y ago
Would make more sense to link to the actual proposal rather than a two sentence summary https://discussion.fedoraproject.org/t/f40-change-request-pr...
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by kleinsch 3y ago
IG is built in Python (which is why this is also) and it seems to scale fine.
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by kleinsch 3y ago
Thank you for taking the time to reinforce your supposedly persistent self by posting this reply on a social media site.
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by kleinsch 3y ago
> Business isn't great if you are cutting 10% of your workforce just 2 years after being acquired > But across-the-board layoffs force managers to cut people who probably ought to be retained. There are plenty of companies that a
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by kleinsch 4y ago
Nice snark, but layoffs in Nov were primarily business, most recent round doesn’t actually start in tech until April.
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by kleinsch 4y ago
Article takes a pretty wacky direction blaming diversity. I was at FB during the period they describe, nobody was getting promos for going to diversity seminars. If you look at other posts on the site, seems to be a theme with this author.
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by kleinsch 4y ago
The main way you make the math work is that it’s a family run business where you and your spouse are owners and workers. That takes two FTE off the table, paying you out in profits instead. But as the article describes, you’ve signed yourse
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by kleinsch 4y ago
The media will cover Mastadon when there’s an event to cover. It has existed for six years, so far there’s not a mass exodus from Twitter, so what’s the news the author is expecting? It seems like the author wants journalists to write promo
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by kleinsch 4y ago
You could invert everything in this comment and it would be just as valid. If you built this in Emacs, someone would comment: all this is possible in the terminal, new users who flock to Emacs won’t learn the terminal ecosystem, etc. Anythi
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by kleinsch 4y ago
Non-randomized sample and lots of reaching for stat-sig in the analysis. I gave up when they threw out the non-stat-sig result for their success criteria (29 days) and claimed victory bc 28 days was stat sig.
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by kleinsch 4y ago
I worked at Meta. Yea, there was a promoted culture of flatness, but that only applied to the IC side. Within engineering there are separate levels but everyone has the same title "Software engineer" so that (supposedly) level sho
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by kleinsch 4y ago
He's not literally talking about 5% GPU utilization. It's a metaphor for the eng org being inefficient.
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by kleinsch 4y ago
Tao
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by kleinsch 4y ago
I just did a job search with ~15 years experience for a Staff+ position in Feb of this year, got interviews at most places I applied, multiple offers. From speaking to friends, the situation today is completely different. Multiple places I
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by kleinsch 4y ago
For some systems in that environment, the back-end for dev was actual production. Keep in mind that wasn’t handing out actual money, it was creating ads credit.
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by kleinsch 4y ago
Whenever you see a headline like this, one of the first questions you should ask is: "compared to what?" For this number to be relevant at all, it needs context - among the general population, how what percentage suffer from burno
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by kleinsch 4y ago
Bc local telecommuting means there’s no city center, no commercial traffic there, no business tax base. Look at what’s happening to downtown SF. You can debate whether it’s taking the city in a good direction or not, but few elected officia
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by kleinsch 4y ago
You’re being pedantic. Nobody is talking about internal representations, they’re saying it’s literally possible to key into a map with a float, which is true.
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by kleinsch 4y ago
Taking the other side - you’d rather live in the society we have today where policies/laws are selectively enforced based on whether cops/supervisors have a good relationship with you, are biased re your race/gender, etc?
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by kleinsch 4y ago
Median household is $70K, $100K is 62nd percentile. So if both partners are working, which is common before children, it’s fairly likely.
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by kleinsch 4y ago
You’re missing the point. There are two ways to make truffle oil. 1. Put real truffles in some kind of oil (olive, canola, etc) 2. Put synthetic truffle flavor (commonly derived from petroleum) in oil The point of this article is that most
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by kleinsch 4y ago
Whenever you see this thrashy comms, it’s bc this wasn’t rolled out like a new feature with documentation and blog posts, so you’re seeing different support people who don’t know what’s happening try to explain it.

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