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Meanwhile, every grocery chain does it, Walmart does it (Successfully!), Mcdonalds does it, and more. The later is more interesting because it's a franchise model, and if a franchisee is successful, there's usually nothing in the
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I wonder what it all means with today's market open. Is it opportunity to strike now, or do really be cautious and let the prices down down the next quarter.
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The problem is, - is the time/life/worth balance worth it? I would agree, yes, stick in tech 40 years, you'd be a millionaire, even 5-10, but at that point, I feel you should exit - and live your life and do your "thing.
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This. I've been reading 2005-2008 papers, again - as I was doing these back in school for current issues. It's exciting how some things never change. More fear and gloom nowadays though. But it's quite the ride, the worst wou
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Ask HN: Is it the “worst” time to buy a house?
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This is cool, so in laymans terms - you can disable the bad "genes" and just express/enable/push the "good ones." So how do we define what is a bad gene? If we use crispr, can we turn it off on an actual, live,
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I've been to all those Floridian cities quite recently, and went frequently yearly. There are a high number of out of state plates,and drivers are much much worse - in FL driving is absolute so it's a easy check to see who's
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This is a common problem w/ Seattle. I've always thought that the bad weather did push enough people away in tech. This spring is one of the wettest and coldest, but it has been going that way, wetter springs, colder winters/
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I would say none, having a dependence on a app to be "mentally" healthy is just code for addiction and dependence. Removing the addiction to phone usage, and the feedback of notifications is the better way. This goes in with what
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Sit back, and enjoy being paid to do nothing. #Friction is accepted at #bigco so while you can enjoy speed, they probably don't. The company is paying you to work to their schedule, and unless you're working on "efficiency&qu
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Everyone beat me with the one liners :) surprised someone had a file.open loop while cat and awk would work. More surprised to see Ruby used.
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The price shown on the map or per day does not take into account the cleaning fee or the local taxes, or the booking fee. So if the host has a base rate of $45/day, when you go to book it it recalculates it as base rate + cleaning rate
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Mexico makes sense, there's NAFTA, just pay transport, tariffs/customs are waived. Not really weird, take a look at cars and manufacturing and it's been that way for the over the past two decades.
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That's awesome, thought they were doing a 180 and forcing magsafe charging only.
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The only downside is now magsafe over usb-c :( unless you can charge with both on new macs?
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I've come to the same conclusion, especially with HN being a timesuck. Not a bad timesuck, but it very much does contribute to a dopamine feedback addiction loop for me. I'm glad it's here, than, Facebook, but yes. There'
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"Educating people like me about that would suddenly create the ability for them to identify a difference that they wouldn't have noticed before. This makes it unlike gender, racial, or age discrimination, where the categories are
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Slack was bought out by Salesforce.
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1. I disagree nothing, I use catch-all and never had awkward conversations like the author had. Who cares, it's an email. I repeat it twice. 2. Government has transparency laws, they didn't sell his email used to support "ber
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Comic books are long gone counterculture. Look at all the marvel/DC movies as of late. No counterculture item is going to be front page news like the whole new "Doctor Strange" movie. Which, I get, knowing this makes me so no
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It makes you wonder how "held" back people that suffer from suttering, autism spectrum and dyslexia (to name a few) are held back in day to day life. Where most of life really falls under communication.
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This. I'm surprised Cydia is still kicking around, especially like this!
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Why? Ex post facto is law, you know.
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I wonder how much Streetview has changed the shape of buying real estate remote. Used to be a time you couldn't just see the history of a neighborhood and condition of an area over time.
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This is a common thing around the world today, just look at Argentina and Sri Lanka. There are two rates, the bank rate and the market rate. Nothing new, and nothing unique to "Soviet" occupation, it is still a very serious issue
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Depends on what you mean by "Digital Nomad" the term has been quite twisted by online hustle culture to mean the worst and extract profit by promising dreams for a vulnerable amount of people. I've been a DN since 2014, and i
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Same, the lifestyle is rewarding and also tiring - it makes you realize how routine and not having to catch flights and learn the local vernacular and such is great. Travel is open in ASEAN countries. Taiwan/China have the strictest of
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Kanban + Medication, by kanban, physical or a laptop or huge screen showing everything that needs to be done. It has to be standalone. I find that works great. I prefer trello but it is fantastic to idealize what I need to do and sort prior
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Ask HN: Is Amazon a better “data/privacy steward” than Google?
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The message is clear - you are the product and Google is finding you too expensive. Pay up or move out. We are all aware of how Google treats products they sunset. We are aware how they want to raise their subscription rates and services. I
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