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Unlimited PTO to me would only be interesting to me if you had a policy stating the minimum number of days/hours you must take a year. Reminders are nice and all but (written) policy is better.
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Easy or not, it's a job. Configuring, patching, upgrading, troubleshooting, securing, monitoring. It's only not expensive if your time is worth nothing.
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At first I thought hertz was a new electric car company I hadn't heard of. I mean it seems fitting.
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>>it seems apparent that getting into "down on your luck" homeless state is the first step into being part of the drug-addicted, mentally unstable homeless population. I think it's the opposite. Many drug addicts start
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Alan Graham. founder of Community First Village, a 27-acre community in East Austin that provides affordable, permanent housing for the homeless believes that the single greatest cause of homelessness is “a profound, catastrophic loss of f
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5y ago
Has anyone used this?
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5y ago
When most people opine about doing away with time changes, I suspect most of them simply assume the default approach would be to remain in daylight saving time. In reality it would be more likely we go back to how it was before Ben Franklin
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5y ago
I wasn't aware that sunspots were observable to the average person. Has anyone seen one personally without a telescope?
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5y ago
This should be its own submission to HN
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5y ago
If it comes I don’t think we will have a choice will we?
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It seems like it would be a bad business move by setting such a precedent. I could see him perhaps turning off ota updates but shutting the cars off means that future buyers in countries like China will have to think twice about risks of lo
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It might be because the profession is heavily affected by gatekeeping and it takes a while to ramp up qualified professionals who are certified to provide counseling. I’m not insinuating that gatekeeping is a bad thing, you want trained pro
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5y ago
I don't always agree with ZDogg, but I do like him a lot. He tries hard to understand different points of view which is a rare quality. Twitter is certainly toxic and if you don't use it for a limited and specific purpose it can b
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5y ago
The right (and others) have lost trust in establishment narratives over the last decade or so, so they're not going to be pro Ukraine just because MSNBC or the state department says so. For some, it's purely political, but for oth
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‘I’ll Stand on the Side of Russia’: Pro-Putin Sentiment Spreads Online After marinating in conspiracy theories and Donald J. Trump’s Russia stance, some online discourse about Vladimir Putin has grown more complimentary. Feb. 25, 2022 Presi
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5y ago
This might be off topic but in terms of communication such as email, plain text seems the most authentic format to me. For example, if you are one of those sales guys that bolds and highlights the important parts of an email that you send,
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Roman Abramovich, Russian billionaire and former owner of Chelsea football club, has handed over stewardship to the "charitable foundation of Chelsea". So does that mean he is immune to having his stake in the club seized?
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This is very true sentiment. Lifting is a solo endeavor among strangers, and it wasn't always that way. That being said, I think most folks would be willing to give you a spot if needed, even if it meant having to take off their headph
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I hadn't heard of Brandon Sanderson until I went to a book store in Provo, Utah. He is a very much a big deal there and had two complete bookshelves dedicated to his work. He went to BYU so there is a local connection, but it caught me
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5y ago
What's with the downvotes? Yes there are plenty of green sources of energy, just not sufficient storage to account for ebbs and flows of energy generation.
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Problem is, there aren't many alternatives... at least not yet. Wind and solar have proven to be not as reliable as nuclear, and in recent decades the EU has shut down most of their nuclear energy sources. BTW, nuclear is a fairly gree
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It is not, gas is exempt from sanctions. I don't think the EU had much of a choice on that one. Their dependence on Russian energy is pretty significant.
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Thank you for a well thought out response. As I understand it, the LPR and DPR were actually funded by Russia to prolong instability in Ukraine. One of the reasons for that was because NATO wouldn't want to admit a country currently in
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Sorry that you're being downvoted for an unpopular take. Here is an interesting article from an economic forecaster, Martin Armstrong, that underlines some of the dirty dealings that lead us to where we are with this conflict. https:&
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>>spam got "mostly solved" well enough. Did it though? Gmail is still having a tough time blocking all spam.
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5y ago
This is a great analysis, thank you for sharing the link
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Yes it seems very odd. Here are some other things that someone pointed out on twitter. https://twitter.com/tuckermax/status/1497609615151800323?s=1...
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>>seeing how weak Russia's military is and how lacking it is operationally and in terms of tech. It's a mess. Are you referring to Russia's atrocious success in invading Ukraine to date? I thought it was odd too. You&#x
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I was wondering the same thing. Great you get "starlink reception" in Ukraine, but unless Musk plans on moving shipping containers worth of compatible equipment to Ukraine I can't see how it helps. Also what's stopping R
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5y ago
Yes, if you were going to send me $100 of non RBF-enabled crypto, I'd have no issue with waiting 3 seconds to feel reasonably sure the transaction would confirm.
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