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by nytesky 4y ago
Is the only with 3rd party sellers? Does it happen with other retailers like Best Buy or Target? Are they buying for below market prices? So many questions…
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by nytesky 4y ago
So by arriving late, they weren’t actually working a high number of productive hours, but just time shifting and taking advantage of paid dinner — so a break for both lunch and dinner after late arrival? Has that late arrival changed as mil
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by nytesky 4y ago
Your wife not working is the secret sauce. If you live in a neighborhood with other SAHM, and they hang out to avoid isolation, the young years are golden. Being a working parent couple is a relentless slog with every moment spoken for.
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by nytesky 4y ago
We call that momnesia, probably a result of the brain damage from lack of sleep.
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by nytesky 4y ago
How do you get an instance of licensed Windows to run within the VM?
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by nytesky 4y ago
Were you inspired by this? https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1LszaRFYUCk
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by nytesky 4y ago
Semi trailers rarely mix with pedestrians at any appreciable speed. Your beefy EV SUV will be rolling by school pickup through your nearby crosswalk. But I would expect most of these cars should have automatic breaking and pedestrian detect
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by nytesky 4y ago
For a Sr role it’s not unreasonable to expect a family of 4.
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Ask HN: Startups that pay so little
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by nytesky 4y ago
You should read “The Dark Forest”…
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by nytesky 4y ago
My experience as a very poor student at elite university is that the classes don’t mix much, though there maybe exceptions for a standout athlete on a team sport. Part of it is logistics: wealthy had money for weekend ski trips, cars, didn’
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by nytesky 4y ago
Pretty sure SM wanted to do the more straight TNG sequel, but since he is known for over the top comedy he pitched it as an over the top comedy/parody of Star Trek — and then pivoted to a homage mid season 1!
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by nytesky 4y ago
So Stanley’s characters was walking out with a USB drive of d@mining evidence about the coming collapse of the company? It may not have been proprietary, but it does speak to why they walk people out under guard. Maybe he had good intent, a
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by nytesky 4y ago
argh, what’s the pun???
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by nytesky 4y ago
So this the result of an overzealous marketing campaign for Hail Mary?
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by nytesky 4y ago
Isn’t Among Us a copyrighted work? Did you get it licensed to use their IP? I would check on that before trying to sell the business itself as that may attract more attention that trickling out sandals.
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by nytesky 4y ago
Weren’t those mostly recruiters and product managers, not IT per we?
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by nytesky 4y ago
Cats always land on their feet, they say. I think this idiom is the correlation to the bounce — you think the car has landed like it ALWAYS does, but in fact it’s a dead cat and was a bounce not a sticked landing.
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by nytesky 4y ago
I’m in my 40s, but I often transcribed school notes from written to text, and the act of typing them really cemented it in my memory. I even recall flicking my fingers during recall, air typing words. In college I typed everything having a
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by nytesky 4y ago
So will electrics cars help bringing an alfresco dining revolution?
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by nytesky 4y ago
You are probably posting form California or Europe. Summer in much of the US has a humid continental climate. Which means there are about 3 weeks in spring and fall when the sitting outside is as pleasant as conditioned air. Otherwise you h
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by nytesky 4y ago
We should just have state issues licenses with chips. At the bank I show my license; on bank website it reads the chip and pin off my license.
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by nytesky 4y ago
Are they paying FAANG salaries at $300k+?
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by nytesky 4y ago
Eggs are so versatile and cook so many different ways that are amazing. Poached is my favorite, and this method is building off that. If you like eggs Julia Child and the PBS archive is a must see.
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by nytesky 4y ago
Not sure about stats, but it’s definitely the impression of companies leadership. https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2022/10/31/productiv...
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by nytesky 4y ago
The layoffs aren’t about actually saving the cost of those specific employees. Instead, the threat of being laid off is being used as a stick to bring the remaining employees in line — productivity has been lower the last few years, and lea
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by nytesky 4y ago
I was very skeptical of them early on, I do think they are a drop shipper of sorts. But I have several desks and a shed and even an AC unit that were the best price, higher than ikea quality, and good support. They have good return policy t
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by nytesky 4y ago
Are you using Spotify or Apple Music as your streaming service. We had endless problems with cover bands and tribute songs rather than the mainstream song when we used Alexa with Spotify (which baffled us as I expect that would be the most
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by nytesky 4y ago
I don’t make the rules, I just know that when people are older it’s more acceptable to be in management or leadership. One other thing in tech, I feel like there is a feeling that if you don’t have FU money by 40, and are still working in t
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by nytesky 4y ago
As someone who never prioritized money but instead gravitated to mission and a career supporting my family life, my biggest recommendation is to keep earning the high salary as long as you can. Money represents options and time in a storabl

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