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by schnable 3y ago
And many employers offer Flex Savings Accounts for child/dependent care, which I believe are capped at $5,000 per year. So the child tax care credit is $2,000 cash for each kid, then $5,000 of your child care costs are pre-tax. Critici
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by schnable 3y ago
My family bought an Apple IIGS around the same time, and my dad was mad forever that it was essentially a dead end as the Macintosh became the future. We switched to PC after that.
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by schnable 3y ago
The free ad supported streaming services are where these kind of movies are ending up now. Services like Tubi, Freevee, Pluto.
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by schnable 3y ago
In fact, theyve already killed a few hundred people.
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by schnable 3y ago
I'm having trouble with this framing. The buckets only make sense metaphorically, but is written literally. The "laws" only make sense literally, too. For maintenance, if "you'll see this role smeared into product d
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by schnable 3y ago
When I worked in an open office that required headphones for focus, I would put on white noise when music was too distracting.
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by schnable 3y ago
Exactly. It's all about who can see my sensitive data, period.
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by schnable 3y ago
More evidence that there are a lot of baby boomers.
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by schnable 3y ago
If you don't feel mutilated, then why do you think the procedure is mutilation?
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by schnable 3y ago
Plus it’s a two sided market - most of that needs to be created and operated for consumer and producer side, and all the systems linking them between.
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by schnable 3y ago
We bought three houses and sold two through the same agent. The first few transactions were pretty straightforward so he really just acted as a coach. Probably not worth the 6%. In our latest sell/buy, the house were selling had a sign
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by schnable 3y ago
> ChatGPT is actually best suited to use by a specialist who has enough contextual knowledge to construct targeted prompts & can then verify & edit the responses into something optimal. I agree with this, but what that means is t
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by schnable 3y ago
If the code is open sourced, there doesn't need to be a dedicated company behind supporting it. Assuming a compatible license, any party that wants to use can fork it and pay people to maintain it for their own needs without advertisin
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by schnable 3y ago
I think this is mostly it. But a little more generously, a lot of business leaders do have civic pride and if remote work is going to collapse the city's tax base, that isn't about personal profit. There are practical and emotion
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by schnable 3y ago
Another factor is that large employers in city centers are getting some political pressure to bring people back into town. Commuting is a major prop to city economies and tax bases.
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by schnable 3y ago
A lot of that subscription fee is flowing back to OpenAI.
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by schnable 3y ago
Asking the price of vintage photos of a solar eclipse isn’t a killer use case for you?
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by schnable 3y ago
Maybe you're better informed. What are the literal actions you're referring to?
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by schnable 3y ago
Partisan brainrot.
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by schnable 3y ago
Bear, Things, and AnyList are software apps I use that are small businesses and provide tremendous value for me.
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by schnable 3y ago
The tech version of a successful small to medium business, like maybe a regional restaurant group or car dealership. Seems good to me, both for the owners and the broader culture. These owners are the group that keeps the country stable and
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by schnable 3y ago
Where do the losses come from? Paying interest? Why can't GS learn to bank?
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by schnable 3y ago
The in-program ad revenue is a huge part of YTTV and Google's business model. The sub costs mostly go to purchase the content.
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by schnable 3y ago
Where? Are they from the manufacturer?
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by schnable 3y ago
This is backwards. Plastic gets those nicks and crevices as you point out. Good wood cutting boards don't absorb much, aren't good harbors bacteria anyway, and the nicks self heal.
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by schnable 3y ago
The containers may last forever but the lids don't.
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by schnable 3y ago
My Chevy had a recall out to replace one of the pages in the manual.
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by schnable 3y ago
Thought Pollen was going to be another bad Google product name, but it's actually just a very literal name.
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by schnable 3y ago
100% agree. Coupling between systems and teams is very expensive and should be done as deliberately as possible.
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by schnable 3y ago
I wish this were true but my purchasing experiences tell me otherwise. There's a lot of awful products with a high volume of good reviews. To the point where for common household products, the decision of the Walmart or Target purchase

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