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ngngngng
6y ago
Even when the numbers aren't arbitrage it's appalling. Friends of mine will regularly order $8 of food for $20 delivered. And these companies still post massive losses after all that markup. Meanwhile Walmart abandoned their RFID
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ngngngng
6y ago
I extend this same thinking to homeschooling. I know many bright, well educated, home schooled individuals that save the US tax payers $200k to teach their kids themselves. I think the benefit of a stay-home parent is just too abstract or f
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6y ago
It's a strong case, but it still feels like a band-aid on the wound that is normalized double income households. My wife is a novelist. She chose to do that so she could have flexibility to stay home with children. It helps that she&#x
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6y ago
Socialist Twitter would absolutely love this. We could also use the solution that's worked before and works now in certain places, build enough housing that housing costs are not artificially and immorally inflated so everyone can affo
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6y ago
> dictate what we can install on our computers/smartphones Can they though? Android does not make it difficult at all to install apps through stores other than their own Play Store. A quick internet search reveals that there are at
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6y ago
I don't understand why doordash, uber eats, deliveroo, and similar business are starting to exist. Restaurants have been running successful delivery operations independently for ages. And there are many software offerings to help busin
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Winds – A Beautiful Open-Source RSS and Podcast App Powered by Getstream.io
(github.com)
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6y ago
I asked this casually with /polly in slack the other day and was surprised that our engineering department was split 50/50. 50% thinking we should go fully remote and 50% being very adamant that they needed an office to work in th
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6y ago
We have an "internal systems" team at my current company to solve this problem. The product manager for the team knows everyone and keeps tabs on what's being done that could be automated. It's not used to replace people
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6y ago
How do I find a job that pays me top dollar independent of where I live? I'm a software engineer in a lower cost of living area of the US and I've considered moving to the bay area because wages stagnate here pretty early on in yo
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Relative Finder: View your relation to famous people throughout history
(relativefinder.org)
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6y ago
I was mostly frustrated that standard history makes it difficult to impossible to see where you ran commands, depending on how long ago it was. This struck me as something that should have existed in shells a long time ago.
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6y ago
I get it. Beverages. Pint.
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Jog: Show the last 10 commands you ran in the current directory
(github.com)
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6y ago
> I started 6 companies and they failed, here's what I learned. Obviously you should take my advice because they were "learning experiences" and it has nothing to do with the fact that I'm a retard
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Show HN: A tool to print the last 10 commands you ran in the current directory
(github.com)
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6y ago
I don't have as much faith as you. I believe being "woke" is one of many things filling a void left behind by religion as more and more people find that void needing to be filled. I can't see that changing anytime soon.
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6y ago
I hope, one day, that we look back on the "woke" over-analysis of the last few years and say "That didn't age well."
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6y ago
It really is appalling. I'm on a top of the line laptop with Gigabit internet and I can't do anything on Facebook without waiting several seconds for loading. Usually I only open it to check notifications. I just refreshed and cou
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6y ago
I have that X1 Carbon and you're correct, it doesn't work. But I can't help but see that as a feature, no a bug. I can plug in my headphones with a mic when I need to, but having the hardware cover over the camera and no work
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6y ago
Fedora works great on a clean install with no tweaks on my new thinkpad.
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I would love use a Walmart grocery delivery service, but they use a 9 mile radius around their stores to qualify for delivery and I'm 10 miles away from the nearest store.
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The Time Bill Kennedy Kickstarted My Career
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I don't think apps are allowed to do this on Android any more. You can designate that an app can only have location access while the app is open and in use.
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If we paint privacy as simply black or white, sure. But if there exist shades of grey in privacy than Apple and Facebook are on vastly different sides of the spectrum.
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6y ago
Where was this? Sounds like the kind of things that are extremely variable depending on where you live. When I was working near minimum wage in California, companies would screw me like this. But when I moved to Utah, companies would give m
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6y ago
It's useful. My first few jobs were unskilled labor. Janitorial, food service, department stores. Just getting the job done requires next to no training and certainly no prior experience. It's difficult to push for higher wages or
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6y ago
This makes me strongly consider moving to the Bay Area. My wife has family there, and we love the city. I've climbed up in pay very quickly here in Salt Lake City which still puts me ridiculously lower than Bay Area salaries. Cost of l
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6y ago
Are they really that bad? I've been looking at getting a pathfinder for a while now. They're so cheap with just 10k miles on them.
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6y ago
I think it's very natural to want to work. Women having the option to work is a wonderful thing, and we need to keep making progress towards equal opportunities and pay. I think a good amount of the problem then became, these new norma
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