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by rhino369 4y ago
Most tavern style places in Chicago don’t really have a cracker crust. Rosatis thin crust (which isn’t very good) is the type most independent shops sell. Pats in lake view has great cracker crust.
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by rhino369 4y ago
Tavern pizza is pretty common throughout Chicagoland—most non chains specialize in it. But it’s not always cracker thin.
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by rhino369 4y ago
Yep. And DMCA safe harbor doesn’t apply, so there won’t be much of a defense if it happens.
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by rhino369 4y ago
I don’t think that question is very tough. It’s almost certainly copyright infringement. The method of copying doesn’t really matter.
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by rhino369 4y ago
The country isn’t really full even if the Bay Area, NYC, and other large metros are. At a certain point the cost of living disparities will move people to up and coming cities. Some of the teleworking gains from the pandemic are being wou
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by rhino369 4y ago
>And they have to work somewhere. No they don’t. Plenty of professions generate way too many graduates. Law is a good example—probably 2-3x as many graduates than are really needed. It leads to a bimodal distribution of salaries. The big
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by rhino369 4y ago
The ACLU and unions aren’t citizens either, should we ban them from participating?
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by rhino369 4y ago
Zaslav isn’t really taking creative control. Casey Bloys—longtime HBO Exec—is in charge of HBOMax programming. Zaslav is making big picture moves like deciding how much budget there is for new content. But he’s not picking which shows to ma
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by rhino369 4y ago
They find phone numbers for places if you are specific enough. If you search, phone number for restaurant, you get a list of restaurants. Google isn't employing someone to curate that list. Actually, if I google "phone number ambu
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by rhino369 4y ago
Maybe. But it's easier to say "dial 911" when a country has 911. If India doesn't have something like 911, what is google supposed to recommend? Call 0118 999 881 999 119 725 3!
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by rhino369 4y ago
>Historically, people teach their kids how to navigate their local environment safely. And historically, society would drive insane and homeless people out of nice areas. Middle and upper middle class people weren't letting their ki
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by rhino369 4y ago
I couldn't even get them to speak to them. Their system denied my payment dispute (for which I could show obvious fraud) instantly--within 20 seconds. And then when I called they refused to talk since it was denied. Luckily I paid thro
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by rhino369 4y ago
Schools wouldn't hire math grads even if they could pay them six figure salaries. You'll just end up paying the same type of people you have now six figures.
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by rhino369 4y ago
They shouldn't have their salary entirely prorated, but having a two month vacation during summer, one week spring break, and two week winter break is a huge benefit that should be considered when analyzing their compensation. Especia
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by rhino369 4y ago
Chicago neighborhoods on the near north side (which are some of the most walkable in America) have large supermarkets. They just have parking garages (either above or below them). They are slightly smaller than suburban ones, but not that m
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by rhino369 4y ago
Revenue alone is a bad way to judge how a mature company is doing. Their net profit margin is under 1%. And the best way to capitalize on high revenue is to cut costs--layoffs.
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by rhino369 4y ago
A major tech company forces DEI statements on RFPs for outside vendors. They wanted stars by the names of the diverse people on the proposed team. This stuff have been in the private sector for years now.
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by rhino369 4y ago
DC attracts the higher end culinary restaurants--the sort of place an upper middle class person can afford to eat at once a month or less. But you are fooling yourself if you think the tiers of restaurants below that are any better in the
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by rhino369 4y ago
I’m not sure the DC is really much (if at all) cheaper than Seattle. And GS salaries are bad. GS-15 tops out at like 160k at the most senior levels. Maybe NSA puts them on a special track, but even that isn’t very good.
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by rhino369 4y ago
Really, most people should have charge cards and not credit cards. Charge cards are meant to be paid off at the end of every month.
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by rhino369 4y ago
Google TV is pretty good with the exception of Netflix. It hits multiple services. I think most stuff is riped from streaming sources anyways, so I'm not sure if its better or just the same. Not like 4k Bluey is needed anyway though!
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by rhino369 4y ago
I use Plex and just only input shows I want my kids to watch. It's more work, but allows me to have a garden. It's probably not Kosher legally for me to be pirating shows, but I'm only doing shows that I have access to via Ne
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by rhino369 4y ago
>But I know a lot of people who claim that Zuckerberg was just a lucky guy. He isn't * just* lucky. But if theFacebook (a literal face book for harvard students) didn't go viral (which requires a great deal of luck), Mark Zuck
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by rhino369 4y ago
The UK's back was broken in the Battle of France. It's all downhill from there.
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by rhino369 4y ago
I've been to Seoul twice since Thanksgiving. The cars mostly seemed to be parked in garages.
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by rhino369 4y ago
Don't give GM any ideas. The Tri-Volt coming soon.
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by rhino369 4y ago
Sleeping is the number one reason I would get a self driving car (would have to be level 4+ of course). If I’m going to sit there and watch it drive I might as well do it myself.
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by rhino369 4y ago
Earned income excludes purely passive investment like capital gains. By defining it that way, you can attack "top earners" like doctors, lawyers, and SWEs without attacking the people who really own the country. Conferences are a
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by rhino369 4y ago
NYC is easy mode due to the gender imbalance. Harder to attract women by flaunting income since there is a ton of money there. But there are more single women than men.
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by rhino369 4y ago
It's considerably worse than that. The MLK quote appears to be referring to herself and her management team.

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