mvid

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by mvid 4y ago
If quality of competition truly mattered, then IE wouldn't have had to be stopped with legislation
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by mvid 4y ago
The people should definitely get the training, but probably without the cert. The cert for certain things, like rescue in particular, should probably be validated by an external agency that isn't the school
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by mvid 4y ago
There is a negative, though, and I have experienced it diving. Diving is often a razor thin or no margin business, and selling cert courses can be easy money. Few scuba schools will fail students who are not up to snuff, because they might
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by mvid 4y ago
The pure definition, though, is still the common definition in most of Central America and in Latino communities. Feels odd to erase that correct, active definition because it was used for marketing unrelated things in unrelated places
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by mvid 4y ago
This response makes the GP seem more valid
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by mvid 4y ago
If the downside is walking away with nothing on a bet that you put nothing on, then I think it’s always worth the risk
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by mvid 5y ago
It is especially frustrating because half the time it dumps you into a webview anyway
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by mvid 5y ago
Any decent internal recruiter has an agreement that if they reached out to you, even if you bypassed them to contact the company, they get credit. And you are probably being contacted through a CRM that automates it for them.
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by mvid 5y ago
Not sure. They must operate differently in Spain. I had photos, timestamps, everything.
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by mvid 5y ago
Uber Eats has no calls, no chats, nothing. At least not in Spain. I can "escalate" an issue but it is always the same response, clearly automated
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by mvid 5y ago
Uber Eats sent my order to restaurants that were absolutely not open. After two times, and two refunds, they stopped refunding me because of a “pattern of suspicious behavior”. No way to escalate review to a human. None at all. So maybe be
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by mvid 5y ago
Unlike now, where low income workers are notorious for their leverage
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by mvid 5y ago
Yes, buying (and in turning raising the price of) stock does help the corporation
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by mvid 5y ago
Seems like it was bought by another crypto company who have already sold 180+ eth of meme nfts with it
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by mvid 5y ago
No, it is like if you ordered 15 donuts, got 2 free ones, and are mad because 17 donuts don't line up neatly when put in 3 lines
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by mvid 5y ago
But you can't use the HDMI port as a USB-C. I would much rather another USB C to an HDMI, which never gets used
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by mvid 5y ago
Oh well. I've been a 1password user for maybe a decade. I don't mind paying for a subscription, but they have become increasingly user hostile over time. Pushing the in-browser versions of the product, hiding the steps to enable l
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by mvid 5y ago
Matthew made it pretty clear he had talked to a number of people, and waited months before going public
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by mvid 5y ago
The neighborhood I grew up in was obnoxiously “think fo the children” and the speed bumps were labeled to be 5mph. They looked more like a spike than a bump. There is no reasonable way to travel at that speed, so it will make noise. It was
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by mvid 5y ago
Historically, that seems pretty common
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by mvid 6y ago
Death isn’t temporary.
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by mvid 6y ago
So we get rid of time zones... to make infinite more time zones. Now, instead of knowing that people eat lunch roughly around noon in a place, you need to familiarize yourself with whatever the local conventions for time are in every place
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by mvid 6y ago
You don’t understand how a user injuring themselves with a product, and the company selling the product deleting his account, bricking his device, deleting all of his content, and not refunding any of it is bad?
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by mvid 6y ago
It could be easily faked. But if you come down with yellow fever in a place where you claimed immunity, all they have to do is contact the doctor that stamped it. They are regulated by the WHO and won’t lie for you. Suddenly you have a case
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by mvid 6y ago
We seem to be getting by with shoes, coats, gloves, hats, sunglasses, and sunscreen just fine
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by mvid 6y ago
The fact that it is twitch is really not important to the story, it’s basically a kid who robbed his parents
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by mvid 6y ago
In general, yes. But we haven’t before seen what happens when that government has total data and communication control on every individual citizen.
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by mvid 6y ago
What’s wrong with Spotify?
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by mvid 6y ago
Curious, why not take the dog on the 5k?
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by mvid 6y ago
I personally think the criticisms are too polite, not direct enough. It’s fine if a person spends time trying and failing on their own , but this person’s idea is explicitly to influence other people, knowingly, with no experience or reput

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