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by pempem 3y ago
Also any commercial lease of this size would easily and immediately outstrip small claims' needs. In general the attitude of big business or HNI is pay a lawyer, reduce the cost you actually pay to the vendor. Get a bulk pricing on law
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by pempem 3y ago
The SaaS I've been encountering requires reporting a text received by the number to confirm the account.
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by pempem 3y ago
A lot of sites have started requiring a non VOIP phone number. Have you noticed this uptick? I used to use my google voice number for everything but it gets rejected as "not a real number" about 2-3x a week
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by pempem 3y ago
They can sue but do you know what the return of the suit is? Do you get your cash or do you spend cash + get less than what you were owed? Most things settle and they settle for far less than the original amount. "It's just not wo
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by pempem 3y ago
In fairness running a restaurant is nearly a round the clock job. Running delivery and the online reservations is more. Managing reviews is even more. I agree that its hard to believe one restaurant hasn't tracked it yet but I think it
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by pempem 3y ago
Fair enough though when I am home, I have half an ear for what's going on in the house whether its stuff outside; someone at the door; the cat doing cat things; the kid running around etc. It's rare even at work that I would want
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by pempem 3y ago
I think CNN knows this and is hard pressed to push the envelope further than they have. They note that the company is doing tremendously well at least three times. They also mention that even Deutsche Bank says the company can handle increa
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by pempem 3y ago
One doesn't have to look thousands of years into the past for an agrian fictional/proposed culture. America had dowries until the mid 1800s and the wealthiest among us globally still predominantly define marriage in romantic and b
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by pempem 3y ago
Will high level technical/product roles ever settle in SEA/LAX?
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by pempem 3y ago
I love this approach. Our org had a different plan. They put the entire office (region based) on organized teams and sent out an email. You get team points based on: - visits to the office - meals in the office - attendance at after hours
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by pempem 3y ago
Maybe but every single photo is a person, alone, in a room. While this is the case for a period of life, its certainly not the case for most of it or an end goal.
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by pempem 3y ago
Let's go back to 2009. Am I hiring for a social media position? Does the experienced person have 2 years of experience in marketing or in social media? We've all seen this flip before and I think its disingenuous to pretend it doe
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by pempem 3y ago
I don't agree. A job is a job. It shouldn't be "for students". We would all balk about providing the same service and being paid less because we were "too young" despite providing the same skill and ability.
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by pempem 3y ago
Woah. No one is saying that and the tone of your comment is honestly wild. Its' betting that they wouldn't raise faster than ever in history. ( yea we all know interest rates were higher and have been subjected to the same posts a
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by pempem 3y ago
They didn't hedge for something that is a once in the history of our nation's experience basically and quite literally freezing one of the most investable markets, housing. The increases have been relentless and its unclear that i
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by pempem 3y ago
Yeah but top talent had no reason to move before. Actual and otherwise. Now it does and it might.
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by pempem 3y ago
It is distressing that most every ethnic group in the US has great reasons for distrusting the medical establishment. Campaigns needed to be concerted to ensure vaccines made it to the black and brown communities of the US because: - we ten
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by pempem 4y ago
A world in which people return to the land and produce mostly, if not entirely, their own food is defined as subsistence. Local food production is a necessity and even their minister of agriculture finds the possibility of future famine to
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by pempem 4y ago
I have to assume you're not 60 and still working and thinking about how to pay your bills. Pensions are used by corporations to keep their spend and employee population predictable. It's lovely when it works out for the employee b
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by pempem 4y ago
While I agree with you about not needing a Ponzi scheme of infinite growth (great phrase), population collapse is drastic. We have - a serious mismanagement of resources via a nat'l resources deficit: https://www.activesusta
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by pempem 4y ago
The suggestion of OP is that 30seconds is too long. I have to agree. Thats why every single industry has their own term for "above the fold". It is easy to understand. It could crucially be easier to understand, reaching more peop
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by pempem 4y ago
Doesn't this remind you of ender's game? The two siblings manipulating social discourse by creating and then whipping up opposing sides? We know that this already happens, but now its in the grasp of many people and thus much hard
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by pempem 4y ago
This is starting to happen when you engage with the state (small "s" in the US). Things like pictures of your drivers license and 180degree videos of your face further coupled with a quick facetime video with a real person reviewi
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by pempem 4y ago
If there's a world in which emergency information is shared with the populous using AM radio, then it should be considered a bare minimum because human beings, buying the cars and selling the cars, require access to this information. I
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by pempem 4y ago
This ethos "if its important to you bring your own" is literally the opposite of user-first development. We've strayed deeply and meaningfully into premiumization and only the consumer (human beings, like us) will suffer.
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by pempem 4y ago
Agreed and not sure why this is down voted. It would be totally possible to properly fund this over funding defense as much as we are. It would also likely greatly contribute to efficiency and cost savings if things like our IRS or healthca
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by pempem 4y ago
The fact that corporations are considered 'people' when it comes to political donations is one major reason that policy no longer responds to the will of the people in the US. Citizens United bkgd: https://www.brennance
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by pempem 4y ago
If a tree falls in a forest and no one hears it, did it make a sound (make a difference)? Some would argue yes. Others won't know until something is broken.
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by pempem 4y ago
You're only there because there's been no visible effect of whether you look at your wrist or not.
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by pempem 4y ago
Hm...seems controversial however: Payments: requires KYC Retail: requires the delivery of a product and some truth to the product There are performance metrics put out for vehicles and they are generally agreed upon after accidents have alr

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