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by pastor_bob 3y ago
Reaching out for referrals, yes. Praising the company that threw me out on the street. No thanks.
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by pastor_bob 3y ago
>"We did not expect to share this important update with you all in the midst of such challenging times, but in the spirit of creating clarity, Tomer and I wanted to share some news regarding changes we are making to our orgs....Tome
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by pastor_bob 3y ago
"Today I had to say goodbye to my fellow LinkedInians. I am truly grateful for the 2 years I spent there creating value for shareholders of MSFT. Being pushed by my managers to excel and being able to learn from Satya Nadella's me
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by pastor_bob 3y ago
>Edward Snowden You mean the guy who has sworn allegiance to Putin and takes an anti-Ukraine stance on Twitter to save his neck? A guy who has made millions peddling 'his story' and lives a life of luxury in Moscow? Yeah, surel
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by pastor_bob 3y ago
Ads make money. Snap (and others) just continue to bet on the wrong things
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by pastor_bob 3y ago
it looks less like an 'oil painting' though. Looks to me like one of those stencil, spray-painted images you see people selling at tourist attractions. Perhaps the Dall-E 2 unintentionally got that better.
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by pastor_bob 3y ago
I've heard (sarcastically) that MongoDB's business model is relying on companies who have it entrenched via tech debt and can't get out.
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by pastor_bob 3y ago
young people don't get screened for colorectal cancer.
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by pastor_bob 3y ago
>Well what about reducing sugar and carbs altogether The summary says red meat and low-fruit diets (which obviously have carbs) increase the risk of cancer as much if not more. Why would they push for a keto diet if the evidence that it&
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by pastor_bob 3y ago
>- ChatGPT Plus - trains on your data unless you Opt Out And if you opt out, they delete the chats from your history so you can't reference them later for your own use. Slick!
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by pastor_bob 3y ago
> a federal injunction that bars officials from enforcing laws against camping or sleeping in public spaces as long as its homeless population exceeds available shelter beds. If a place to sleep exists, you can demolish the encampments a
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by pastor_bob 3y ago
> Mayor London Breed threw her hands up in response. “We can’t force people to accept or stay in shelters and we’re unable to prevent people from setting up an encampment in an area that was just cleaned. This is the situation we are in,
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by pastor_bob 3y ago
It's possible that this drug doesn't wipe out all cancer cells if effective, thus leading to the possibility of the cells eventually mutating. But it's not like cancer is some bacteria that can become universally resistant. T
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by pastor_bob 3y ago
The patent appears to belong to City of Hope[0], a non-profit cancer hospital. Conspiracy idea: such a simple drug is not what Big Pharma wants, thus was never investigated. Hopefully, if effective, it's affordable for people worldwide
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by pastor_bob 3y ago
The Guggenheim Director makes $850k.[0] The Tate Modern Director "earns between £110,000–115,000 ($148,000–155,000)"[1] They do differ in public funding, but the philosophies between US and European museums are fundamentally diffe
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by pastor_bob 3y ago
The focus of the major American Museum has become the same focus that, unfortunately, has overtaken a lot of other non-profits. It's not to show a collection. It's to make money. And they dump a lot of resources in the marketing,
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by pastor_bob 3y ago
The descriptions don't really have to indicate beauty standard though. Seems to be implied. e.g.: "18th Century Regency Era Portrait painting of a woman with long hair, wearing jane austen cream floral" "Asian woman, pa
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by pastor_bob 3y ago
How many readily available American Porters are better or even comparable to the Anchor Porter? I can only think of 1 (Sierra Nevada) off the top of my head. It's a sad that you can't just sell a Porter anymore. Have to throw bana
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by pastor_bob 3y ago
Most of the 'service' industry is subsidized by cheap foreign labor. Harder for Schools and Hospitals to hire illegal/unskilled workers.
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by pastor_bob 3y ago
Unionizing is hard. Apple blatantly roughs up organizing efforts and after months of nothing, all they get is a 'cease and desist' order.
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by pastor_bob 3y ago
I always heard the "Big 4" (white guys) were John Updike, McCarthy, Don DeLillo, and Philip Roth. I think somebody like, the disgraced, Harold Bloom at one point said they were the last 'great', living American Authors.
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by pastor_bob 3y ago
>Nearly 20% of people in the greater Paris region that do not already rent their home or part of it on AirBnB plan to do so during next year's Olympic Games in the French capital, according to a survey the platform commissioned from
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by pastor_bob 3y ago
Snowden is free to do what he wants. But don't take the moral high ground when you're accepting being a propaganda pawn by a country like Russia. The fact that he continues to openly mock the US on twitter, while claiming he can&#
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by pastor_bob 3y ago
Did the Astros consult you during their sign stealing scheme?
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by pastor_bob 3y ago
https://www.moma.org/about/careers/internships
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by pastor_bob 3y ago
10 years old and the only reliable official docs on how to use react came out just 2 months ago: https://react.dev/blog/2023/03/16/introducing-react-dev
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by pastor_bob 3y ago
Perhaps at some point, a 'generic' neoantigen profile vaccine can be produced that is somewhat effective. How much variance can there be amongst 500,000 cancer patients?
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by pastor_bob 3y ago
Shopify already pays at the low end. I mean, not even relative to FAANG; you can make a similar salary at a government job as an engineer.
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by pastor_bob 3y ago
>Logistics was clearly a worthwhile side quest for us, and started to create the conditions for our main quest to succeed. From the beginning, we worked with lots of partners on all aspects of this same problem: warehouses, robotics, tra
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by pastor_bob 3y ago
No skin in the game, but a cursory look at this article indicates it is bogus. Citing supposed death certifications is a really disingenuous tactic IMO: >A review of death certificates found that RSV kills about 35 American adults a year

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