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by pcurve 4y ago
I guess it's a question of humane from whose perspective? If I were ever in a position where I'm not able to make sound decision ono my behalf and I don't have anyone around me to do so either, I would be OK with governmenta
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by pcurve 4y ago
interestingly they have paid out much larger sum to individual whistleblowers in the past. https://www.schneiderwallace.com/practice-areas/whistleblowe...
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by pcurve 4y ago
I agree... most people's music collection should fit fine on a 256GB thumbdrive, which costs less than $25 nowadays.
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by pcurve 4y ago
"The pace of growth accelerated further in January 2007 when U.S. citizens traveling by air between the U.S. and Canada, Mexico, Central and South America, the Caribbean, and Bermuda were required to have a valid passport. Previously,
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by pcurve 4y ago
I agree but ultimately those are still advertising :)
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by pcurve 4y ago
My favorite part is when audience clap to “some mistakes will be made and that’s good because that means decisions will be made “. As a guy who just quit 18 year career at multi billion dollar corporation, that was the biggest reasons for
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by pcurve 4y ago
apparently there is a bullet that will go nearly as fast as (still slower) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.220_Swift
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by pcurve 4y ago
It's only useless if you do it at the end of the year like the author is suggesting. It's fairly useful to keep track of throughout throughout the year, including communicating to others assuming you're a above average perf
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by pcurve 4y ago
"What has changed really, though? " Inflation. :-/
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by pcurve 4y ago
Agreed. This is rather shitty thing for them to do, since most people don't use Google for ecommerce, but for just about everything else.
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by pcurve 4y ago
lol! Like some WeWork locations, they even had an office swimming pool! https://youtu.be/8zUQD1p9bXY?t=421
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by pcurve 4y ago
Wow.. much of these is news to me.
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Look at Life – Rising to high office, 1963(youtube.com)
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by pcurve 4y ago
I'm fascinated by old document templates, including handwritten notes and marks on them. https://www.archives.gov/files/research/jfk/releases/2022/10... https://www.archives.gov&#x2F
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by pcurve 4y ago
Yep. This is a strike 1 for the CEO and everyone knows it. Unless there is someone else who can do better job, it doesn't make sense for him to step down. However, I do wonder if it would appeasing to take voluntary pay cut as a more
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by pcurve 4y ago
This is one of the more straightforward announcements with minimal sugarcoating. Letting employees keep the equipment is a nice touch, since honestly they're not worth much to the company anyway. Wish those impacted best of luck.
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by pcurve 4y ago
In comparison, it's about $30-40 per 1 million view for Youtube shorts.
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by pcurve 4y ago
The latter, though I have to admit, in many cases, I end up upvoting comments more than submitters.
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by pcurve 4y ago
Amzn would be safer bet than Tsla. Amzn is looking for bottom, but Tsla is on solid downtrend.
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by pcurve 4y ago
Glad they're being cracked down. SEC makes it relatively painless to report pump and dump scheme and other manipulations https://www.sec.gov/tcr
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by pcurve 4y ago
It's interesting how quickly the narrative has turned against Tesla in recent month, not just Musk but in respect to the performance of their cars.
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by pcurve 4y ago
I thought it was a fairly well established link, but sure. https://web.stanford.edu/~mburke/climate/BurkeHsiangMiguel_F... https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8477297/Why-colder-...
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by pcurve 4y ago
There are probably several factors at play: 1. Countries in colder climate are generally more economically prosperous. South Korea is colder (though hot in summer) than S/E Asian countries. 2. South Koreans have always been overzealou
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by pcurve 4y ago
How do I accurately select from dozens of adjectives on the wheel? Some words are easier to hone in on, like ashamed, humiliated, but others like Ease, Noticed, Silly, Brave, Agency, are hard for me. I'm guessing the 6 colors in the w
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by pcurve 4y ago
Apollo is the private equity giant that bought the company in 2016 in a $4.3 billion deal. The latest market cap is less than $800 million on sale of more than $3 billion / year. Still losing money.
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by pcurve 4y ago
Lucky guess ;-) Based on the followings I noticed: 1. Some alumni are reluctant to reveal where they went to school, instead opting to say things like, "I went to school up state NY" or "one of the ivies". We used to ta
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by pcurve 4y ago
Just curious, Cornell?
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by pcurve 4y ago
The article's title is a rhetorical question with answer that ends in: "Motivation and self-discipline are valuable commodities, and an in-person instructor can help provide them."
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by pcurve 4y ago
"And nearly half of them mentioned "by the way, I have ADHD" Statistically that seems rather unlikely, so I wonder if people are being over-diagnosed?
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by pcurve 4y ago
I wonder if there would be repercussion from the Chinese government for wearing this. The fact that people would attempt to create something like this and publicize its finding means maybe there's a bit of hope for more free China?

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