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That doesn't even scratch the surface of Upwork issues though. Has anyone recently seen how much clients are willing to pay for work? I'm seeing avg pays of about 9-10$ an hour for mid-complexity jobs. Even see some clients willin
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Cheap food and lodging is mainly a sign of a strong US dollar though. I've been to Japan 5 years ago and while it wasn't as expensive as people told me it would be the Canadian dollar was very strong.
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Again, there is a ZERO chance a Japanese company would allow an American company to take it over for cultural reasons. That won't happen.
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I listened to a podcast from the CEO about what their ultimate objective would be. The idea is to at one point have MoviePass be sponsored or paid ( or get a cut) of recommending things aside from the movie experience. For example, you'
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+1 on Inner game of Tennis. Life changing book there.
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I've continually voiced my discontent with the way Airbnb treats guests vs hosts. Guests are completely disposable and I even had a personal experience I wrote about on medium as well for a long-term stay. Airbnb is the company that is
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Wouldn't it make more sense for Apple to acquire Mapbox
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"AirBnB is already very strict with landlords: it needs to start being a lot stricter with its users too." It's not as strict with landlords as it should be. And while it is strict with users it actually favors landlords and
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If rewarded accordingly I agree. But the fact he could get a HUGE payout if certain milestones are met and has the nerve to not only ask for volunteers but now for programmers to fix his issues for free is ridiculous. Source: https:/&
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This doesn't inspire too much confidence, Tesla at one point asked for volunteers to ramp up Model 3 production and now a hackathon to solve a bottleneck. We get they burn cash like there's no tomorrow ( pun?) but this reeks of de
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Westworld theme park coming sooner than expected
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All crooks. As a Canadian, it's a shame that so many choose to just accept circumstances regarding Telecoms and other companies. We get royally screwed and no one seems to care. I'm so glad I decided to cut my contract with my pho
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No they mentioned a price increase for monthly subscribers before, this price increase is for annual subscriptions and will come in effect in May for new users. Renewal subscription increases for existing members are effective June.
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Amazon to increase fee of prime from $99 to $119 in U.S
(recode.net)
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That's not the only issue they face. Tesla is on a downward spiral and can't make money off a 35k base model. They owe a lot of money to creditors and all it takes is for one of them to recall the debt owed and other creditors wil
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I've significantly reduced my time on Reddit. Used to pull up the website out of curiosity every day but the atmosphere is incredibly toxic. My front page was riddled with Russiagate stuff too for some reason and every time you'd
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Grew up with these movies. Sad day. Moulded my childhood
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Ridiculous statement. America has been advocating for free trade, we don't see your American companies complaining when they've benefitted from cheap labor in China to mass produce the likes of shoes( eg: Nike) or Apple with iPhon
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That's entirely your opinion. Tennis and Soccer are perhaps the greatest sports in my opinion. Soccer( football) involves tactics and is played like chess, whereas Tennis is about reading your opponent and is incredibly mental
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That's speculation not an investment.
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Even if there is a finite number of coins, at that point it's just speculation and economics of supply and demand. That still doesn't explain any "value" added attribute to it. Oil has a finite number of supply, that aff
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Overly dramatized headline for people to click on the article, It's obvious which one's the AI when listening to both samples.
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If you're out of warranty they'll charge you an arm and a leg to change your battery too, if you opt to go to a service that isn't approved by them they immediately cut off any service or support for your device. $$$$$$$$$$ i
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That's assuming your wallet wasn't hacked and/or you didn't hold your coins in MtGox.
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Their website is often down, can't properly scale up and they expect trust? If you're Canadian, you can buy but can't sell cryptos, that's a red flag anywhere regarding investments.
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Augmented Reality Headset that conveniently hides the cash stashed offshore by Apple.
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This is the first time Apple has sent youtube personalities iPhone review units. In the Steve Jobs era, they would carefully select certain tech columnists. That coupled with limiting time for reviewers seems to be a desperate attempt at co
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Highly doubt a Japanese company would allow a takeover from an American one.
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So basically you are saying that a bad biometric that would allow someone to use a face mask and walk into your home easily would still be better than 99% of house keys?
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Congrats to the facebook team. Awesome work!
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