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mertd
2y ago
I don't believe the SEO blame. I think in reality microblogging won. People get the same engagement with 2% of the effort.
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2y ago
As a cyclist (albeit never raced), I want to get offended by this but I feel is largely correct. There is a lot of real time strategizing happening in road races however the marginal gains of simply having more Watts per kg for more hours t
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2y ago
Yes, people should read the whole thread instead of jumping to conclusions after the first post.
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2y ago
Circular shift is the trivial solution. In my high school every row moved up on Mondays and the front row moved to back. Of course you could argue the ones who started at the front on week 1 still has an advantage but it's likely not t
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mertd
3y ago
> I'm in the US and I don't see any current manufacturer lowering their price over time. Have you checked Tesla prices over the last 12 months?
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mertd
3y ago
Population pyramid is the new population density meme. https://xkcd.com/1138/
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3y ago
Meat is maybe non negotiable for some folks but surely steak can be subbed with a cheaper cut, different animal etc... Also let's not judge the shoppers in the original comment. Maybe they wanted it for a special occasion which made it
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mertd
3y ago
Seller did great. They have a university named after them just a few miles off of Nvidia HQ.
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3y ago
These garments aren't washed with water?
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3y ago
It is on the higher end of the price range for similar daycares in the area.
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3y ago
I only feel like I control slightly more than 50% of the situation with defensive driving. There's very little you can do for example if someone decides to rear end you.
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mertd
3y ago
That's more than two decades ago. People involved must have long left the company. They might even be working for other airlines.
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3y ago
The apparent comfort of the community with Tether is proof for me that crypto is nothing but the greater fool theory playing out over and over until the music really stops for one last time.
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mertd
3y ago
Lira obviously. There used to be a Lira savings account scheme which was protected against FX risk by the government to encourage savings in Lira but I believe that's no longer offered.
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3y ago
I just checked my passport and there are zero stamps for US border entries or exits in the last five years.
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3y ago
Almost no public road driven at the speed limit would even come close to testing the cornering ability of a car mass produced in the last few decades.
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3y ago
I still have muscle memory to sign up for certain services through Google Play or App Store given how easy it is to cancel them with a single click.
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3y ago
This is accurate. One would expect a lot better from the fraud department of such a major bank but here we are... Their phone calls are almost indistinguishable from phishing attacks. I usually politely tell them that I am going to hang up
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mertd
3y ago
Zero percent chance that Ilya (part of the board) would be blindsided by this.
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3y ago
Simply ending exclusive zoning would do wonders for American towns.
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3y ago
For the sake of discussion here urban means not dependent on car for majority of errands.
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People with CarPlay are mostly just listening to AM/FM radio
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3y ago
I absolutely hate that chair but my spouse loves it.
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3y ago
They are no different than the people who bought before them. They just couldn't find a greater fool this time.
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3y ago
It depends on the nature of the work but technical work (which -like most people here- is I assume what we're talking about) requires a lot of time investment to truly understand and give meaningful feedback.
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3y ago
Not a bad place if they make the most of it. They'll learn pretty good SDLC best practices and get exposed to Google's internal tooling. All of these are useful for running a technical team at some point.
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> you are probably not doing real work A bit uncalled for but ok... Mind you, I didn't say it was the same as in person. Just many common frictions of video conferencing -back then- were already eliminated. The room knew which video
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3y ago
> Does anyone have a workplace where it is really seamless, high resolution, and just works? Google. It was good even before the pandemic. We used to video call each other between buildings 100 feet apart instead of walking over.
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3y ago
I had moved from Podcast Addict to Google Podcasts. PA is slanted way to heavily towards the power user. I just want to see my feed chronologically, pick one and hit play.
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3y ago
I believe, the traditional exchanges either won't fill outrageous trades or would undo them if the counterparty can prove it was an honest mistake.
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