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by mushbino 6y ago
Do you have any research or data showing that the lives of the elderly and immunocompromised are less valuable than those considered more safe?
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by mushbino 6y ago
Will workers still be eligible for unemployment insurance payments if they choose not to go back after Tesla opens?
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by mushbino 6y ago
Full health coverage, I believe. It's about as good a severance as you're gonna get in the US.
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by mushbino 6y ago
Oh, it looks like 17%. 1000 employees got laid off +300 furloughed. They are giving severance through mid July and they’re giving Modern Health mental health coverage through end of December. Plus a 10% pay cut across the board.
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by mushbino 6y ago
Lyft is about to layoff roughly 30% tomorrow. That's the rumor anyway.
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by mushbino 7y ago
Take a guess.
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by mushbino 7y ago
The article and the response above are about the mental toll of social distancing.
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by mushbino 7y ago
Exactly, we want to pay 40% and have no healthcare, no free higher education, and no decent mass transit.
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by mushbino 7y ago
Of the people who come of age and are eligible for Medicare, what percentage of those people turn it down? I personally know of zero.
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by mushbino 7y ago
I had Kaiser for many years and it was trash. Sure it's efficient and relatively cost effective, but the quality of service was terrible. The worst part was if you needed anything mental health related, their services were so bad to th
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by mushbino 7y ago
Unpaid internships are illegal in most states and the last time I checked it was the most commonly violated labor law. However, there are exceptions for government and nonprofit internships.
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by mushbino 7y ago
The difference is the rate of those aren't doubling every three days.
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by mushbino 7y ago
https://sivers.org/book My personal favorite
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by mushbino 7y ago
Spending on the homeless in SF was just recently increased to $600,000,000.
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by mushbino 7y ago
Yeah, but you can say that about almost anything.
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by mushbino 7y ago
Bernays started Public Relations as an occupation + name in the private sector. In the military it was known as propaganda.
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by mushbino 7y ago
You'll also end up with more jobs, food options, culture, better public transit, etc. More options all around. There are a ton of options in the US for places to live with low density. Businesses (restaurants, retail) in SF can't
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by mushbino 8y ago
>A brief examination of the materials did not support the claim of cultural artifacts or of bone processed by hominins. The assemblage from the site can be much better explained as a natural deposit, likely disturbed by other mastodons s
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by mushbino 8y ago
I don't understand the point of the application. Is there anything to assist developers? Does it do a whole lot that a basic file system can't do?
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by mushbino 8y ago
One of the more important issues is that going from SF to Stockton or Modesto are not fast or easy. We have a housing crisis up here that could be significantly improved if one could reasonably, cheaply, quickly commute from a much more aff
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by mushbino 8y ago
This is a good point to make. I think the author has just had bad experiences with designers, as have I. Gmail, venmo, etc. don't need a redesign because they were thoughtfully designed through a good process in the first place. To sp
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by mushbino 8y ago
It's a fair tradeoff. You can't have everything.
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by mushbino 8y ago
As a former smoker myself, I would agree with all of this. I used to get bronchitis about 3 times per year, but haven't had it one time since I switched. Exercise is significantly easier too. It's not a good or acceptable thing fo
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by mushbino 8y ago
Unfortunately, cultural and racial diversity don't exist everywhere.
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by mushbino 8y ago
Taxi drivers played by the rules written by and for existing taxi drivers. It was a government protected racket badly in need of some free market forces and Uber/Lyft have provided just that.
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by mushbino 8y ago
Makes dividing and conquering that much easier.
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by mushbino 8y ago
Most of those that you mentioned are considered professions that require some sort of specialized training and/or board certification with some sort of oversight body. While they don't engage in collective bargaining, they do serv
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by mushbino 9y ago
By enterprise I mean something that's more of a SaaS application vs more of a website. Material requires more space than something like a Salesforce, for example will allow. It's one of the reasons Google hasn't implemented m
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by mushbino 9y ago
I'm currently working with Ant and it's designed more for enterprise applications. It has a huge component library and great documentation, even though some of it has to be translated from Chinese. The components really cover a lo
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by mushbino 9y ago
When you're on reporting probation you essentially lose all of your rights. The rules are incredibly strict and your probation officer can come find you any time of day. If they call you and you don't answer the phone that can be

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