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by koliber 4y ago
Are US citizens who live abroad able to use Yotta to create a TreasuryDirect account? I ask because the normal process requires one to get a form notarized with an American notary public, which is hard to do abroad.
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by koliber 4y ago
It is. And it says it in a particularly effective way.
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by koliber 4y ago
Lot's of great advice here, especially around listening. It's hard to do, as it is hard to even recognize what it really means, especially when you are not doing it well. A big learning for me was how important humility is in comm
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by koliber 4y ago
This was published in 2016. I wonder what it looks like right now, and in the years since 2016.
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by koliber 4y ago
I am a US citizen living abroad. It's close-to-impossible to create the account to buy them.
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by koliber 4y ago
My fruit stand at the farmers market figured out how to accommodate a credit card reader. They did not have to replace any furniture. They literally have no counter space, and managed to make it work. A portable card reader with a pin pad i
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by koliber 4y ago
I was offered a few employee discounts by front line associate because of using an email address with a company name. I declined but found it awkward to explain the details.
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by koliber 4y ago
Sorry about your loss. What you did will give you, and your family, the gift of remembering. It's impressive that you did the interviewing yourself. For those who are looking for guidance, there are books that help with such question p
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by koliber 4y ago
Their other website ( https://solarfoods.com/science/ ) has some of the info you are looking for: PROTEIN 65-70 % FAT 5-8 % DIETARY FIBRES 10-15 % MINERAL NUTRIENTS 3-5%
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by koliber 4y ago
I don't know. I was addressing the question about the lack of infected source animals. I tried to make that clear by quoting the point that I was replying to.
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by koliber 4y ago
> No source animal was found. Since this was a food market, it's possible and likely that all the source animals were eaten by the time the study was being done.
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by koliber 4y ago
The concept is called “closing the loop.”
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by koliber 4y ago
This is a possibility, but it presents a problem. In order to be a senior enough engineer to review PRs really well, you need years of practical experience. Those years start out in entry level jobs where you make lots of mistakes and learn
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by koliber 4y ago
I’ve seen different self checkout systems that provide a vastly different experience. Some are painful, like the ones where you scan a bar code and place the items in a scale. It’s effectively a checkout where I am now the clerk, but am le
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by koliber 4y ago
I agree with you in your analysis. And yet in the majority of jobs, the level of work that is required is at a level that AI will be able to effectively replace. The jobs that it will replace will be the entry level jobs. It will replace th
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by koliber 4y ago
Can they use bitcoin miners to heat the sand inside this battery? It could be a constructive use case for the proof-of-work blockchain.
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by koliber 4y ago
Congratulations! Please see these as potential things to try rather than pro-tips. Each family is different. Some of these might be great for you, some may not work. - technique to stop a baby from crying: Dr. Harvey Karp's 5 S's
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by koliber 4y ago
Runbooks, checklists, playbooks, SOPs (standard operating procedures), broadly fall into two categories: - those that always need to be followed - those that provide helpful and welcome direction on how to do an unknown or rarely occurring
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by koliber 4y ago
In the onboarding welcome call, one of the first things that I share is that if the new team member notices an issue in any of the documentation, they should either correct it, or at least raise a flag. You need to build the culture from th
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by koliber 4y ago
Notion. It's my: - TODO list & GTD (getting things done) system - Journal - Daily planner - Meeting agenda tracker - collection of small databases (places I want to go, recipe tracker, etc.) - outlining tool - iterative writing too
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by koliber 4y ago
The buzzword had many definitions, and with time, people realize that what they are dealing with is not BIG data, but just data. People tried to define big data in terms of the size of the data set. The best definition of big data I heard i
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by koliber 4y ago
Does anyone know of any courses which could explain concepts of stability, resonance, information/energy flow and help build a solid conceptual base for managers or entrepreneurs? These concepts are crucial when making business decisio
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by koliber 4y ago
I just checked the median using my methodology and got 1.95 years. That's closer to your 1.7 than the mean of 2.7 I posted earlier.
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by koliber 4y ago
I'm not saying that 2.7 years is great. But it is not horrible either, as parent categorized it.
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by koliber 4y ago
I was sharing the average (mean) not median. Can you share how you arrived at that number? I've been trying to verify my approach to this. What I did: - Create a spreadsheet for a simulation - col 1 has "number of people remaining
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by koliber 4y ago
What would you say is an average engineer tenure in our industry? Roughly speaking, 35% attrition means an average tenure of 2.7 years. When I asked engineers how many year do they think an engineer stays at a job in the industry, I got ans
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by koliber 4y ago
I have been working exclusively remotely for over a decade as well. I also occasionally reminisce about working from the office. There were some really great aspects of it. At the same time, there are lots of great things about working from
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by koliber 4y ago
I may be silly, but isn’t this proof of stake, where you can stake anything, including a couch?
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by koliber 4y ago
Productivity has grown! But not for everyone, sadly. Some people are now magnitudes more productive than they were before. But that requires an understanding of technology, and a drive for improving tools, process, and themselves. The peopl
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by koliber 4y ago
I see you're laving a lot of room for much heavier versions, like the "chicken", "eagle", "stork", and "emu." Smart. Who knows how big the future client-side tech stack will get.

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