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monksy
5y ago
This is worse... they have accepted electronic returns. Now they're blocking that from happening with this third party service.
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5y ago
I sent Duckworth and Durbin a note.. but ofcourse.. you'll never hear back. I also sent them a letter a while back about the National Security Letter law incursion in HK.. their response a month ago "intenational events are very s
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5y ago
Senator Cantwell (Was), Tim Scott (SC) were the ones that responded back with: Thank you for sharing your thoughts with me. As a matter of professional courtesy to my U.S. Senate colleagues, I defer to them and encourage you to contact your
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5y ago
I ended up contacting all of the senators on the finance committee (they're responsible for the IRS's ongoigns) I hope they took in heart my concerns about IDme being a piece in this data proxying/storage etc. Unfortunately:
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5y ago
I would be more surprised if they allowed for frequent believable audits that they don't.
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5y ago
> LaManna noted that any taxpayer who does not want to use ID.me can opt against filing his or her taxes online. Do this or you can't use a government service online. Ok terrorist. > “We believe in the importance of protecting th
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5y ago
Even improper usage of N95s give much more protection than a surgical with a mask brace. https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/news-perspective/2021/10/commenta...
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5y ago
You come up with a plan to identify the problem, you find a way to tutor them, etc. There are many ways to help those who want to be helped. If they don't want to be helped.. well that's not a new problem.
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5y ago
That's what I don't understand. Massive world wide problem.. but we have to keep cranking the kids through the meatgrinder (public school->college->first entry job) on time. God forbid, they stop, think about how things run,
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Major perforamnce enhancement to Wiremocks via removing duplicated parsing
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monksy
5y ago
That is not true. They require you to remove your mask to verify your face for a few seconds, other than that you put it back on.
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5y ago
I think Hillel is a pretty interesting guy. But I think that he's a bit missing the mark here. It feels like his view of engineers is that they are people who can put together a solution and then use a lot of fancy numbers and establis
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5y ago
No...@ that's good right Fewer % hospitalizations, but you have a much larger population getting it in a shorter amount of time. When hospitals get oveerwhelmed you're going to get a knock down effect on non-covid issues where med
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5y ago
> Anyone who sees someone tampering with a pay station and is not a badged City of Houston employee This is a crime in progress. That's why 911 is being recommended. (Yes this can vary from place ot place) 311 is about reporting tha
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5y ago
Calling a mix of tests into the category of unit tests is incredibly wrong and misguided. It is a formal term that has been around for a long time and talks about a test that is extremely limited in scope and is tested in isolation.
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5y ago
Linux officially dropped support for floppy disk drives: https://techreport.com/news/3464145/linux-dropping-floppy-dr... Why are they still using that?
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5y ago
If you are expected to be on call you should calculate that as part as your hourly salary. You can quickly be a person that is working below minimum wage.
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5y ago
Probably not. But the foreigners entry requirements were that you had to be vaccinated or governmentally special. Otherwise you'll be rejected. https://www.einreiseanmeldung.de/#/2 https://www.germany.i
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5y ago
Nearly everywhere I went required a few or test of the Coronapass app. Some scanned, some saw, and most required to see your id. Went to St Pauli Weihnachtmarkt and the person I was with was rejected because he didn't have his id, but
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5y ago
Just a heads up about what is happening in Germany: (Just got back Monday from Hamburg) 1. Entry restriction: You must be vaccinated to enter from nonEU countries (Vaccation must be in the approved list) 2. Most restaraunt/bars/o
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5y ago
No. If a job is expecting you to be oncall is the part of your job, they are looking for ways to not pay you for the work. (This is not talking about an occasional once a year expectation. ) This is a rotating or permnant basis of where you
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5y ago
They won't fit in your bar like a massy will.
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Warning: The site withholds the content unless you agree to terms.
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5y ago
Being a bit pedantic in the case of Slack: You can't write a bot to archive this. It's in Slack's financial interest to prevent this as that it would save messages that would otherwise only exist in their paid version. Second
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5y ago
IRC adoption never really peaked like slack and discord has
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5y ago
When pushing instantaneous forms first and async forms second, you're creating a barrier from moving the conversation over.
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5y ago
The discord/slack as a means of communicating technical questions is a great example how an entire generation refused to accept a solid solution because it didn't fit their impediment desire. (Need is wavy here because the respons
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5y ago
Oh the new REITs playing the algro game. This is cute.
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5y ago
Was in 2017, but things probably have changed: https://www.aclu.org/blog/free-speech/how-could-you-represen...
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5y ago
I'm reporting you for false info. The Sears tower's name never changed.
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