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by sct202 7y ago
The cows your beef comes from are probably eating powders from China in the form of vitamins and antibiotics.
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by sct202 7y ago
In Illinois and Chicago, the government has been playing games like declaring pension holidays where the contributions shift to the future. The unions control a large base of voters and haven't objected, even though this basically end
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by sct202 7y ago
It's surprising that they don't have enough workers and are still racist.
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by sct202 7y ago
I know a guy who had been offered a job at one of the facilities, but they kept delaying and delaying the start date for months. There's been a lot of local politicians talking about how and the deal was and undoing it so it could be t
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by sct202 7y ago
There's a guy in my city who is apparently parking 40 turos by his house and using up a lot of the street parking to do it.
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by sct202 7y ago
Some companies get tax breaks for hiring X number of workers in certain locations. Which is why sometimes you get companies hiring a bunch of people at a data center who don't do anything related to the data center, but mostly exist as
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by sct202 7y ago
One of my bosses was the recipient of one of these during a corporate merger, and I think it did a lot of damage to him. He has been mostly was coasting off of his reputation from before he slacked off for 3+ years in that role. But it do
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by sct202 7y ago
They probably want to convert iPhone users to Android and are willing to pay for it. Galaxy S7 was released a year and a half after iPhone 6 and only has a trade in value of $75. It looks like market prices are similar for both at around
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by sct202 7y ago
I'm going to miss those $10 off coupons.
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by sct202 7y ago
I'm not surprised that this has happened. As soon as I started seeing ads for people selling courses on how to list cheaply imported things from China in your spare time to make 'passive' income, it probably was easy enough f
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by sct202 7y ago
He actually worked at Cummins first after getting his masters in 2006, and later went back to school for his PHD and then went to work at GM. His Linkedin is 100% open, so you should really do some basic research before questioning someone
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by sct202 7y ago
It includes $500m in stock based compensation this quarter under R&D. IDK if this is a one time thing or what though.
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by sct202 7y ago
I'm replacing my G4 with a 3a. The new G7 is $300 so the extra $100 for a better camera and slightly faster seems pretty worth it.
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by sct202 7y ago
Oh definitely, my general comment is mostly that there are a lot of wealthy people everywhere in the US who don't seem wealthy. In the media, there's a lot of focus on how the average American is in debt or can't save, but t
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by sct202 7y ago
7 figures is a lot, but it's not really uncommon. Credit Suisse estimates there are 17 million millionaires in the US. I think you may be under-estimating how wealthy the people around you are. I know I used to think it was unbelievab
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by sct202 7y ago
I'd be a little suspicious about this 'paper', as the only record I could find on it is this PDF http://www.world-psi.org/sites/default/files/documents/resea... It has very few sources or
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by sct202 8y ago
Per the article this is a 40% discount for one week, which is unremarkable as far as grocery store sales go.
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by sct202 8y ago
It might depend on what they're doing. A data analyst could be doing math heavy ML/AI or more report design/generation type tasks.
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by sct202 8y ago
I google phone numbers all the time when I'm getting called, and they don't have my area code (fake spam).
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by sct202 8y ago
Yeah, Teams is fine when it works, but it definitely has a lot of syncing issues that seem to last for hours and then magically resolve.
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by sct202 8y ago
The Free Edition basically dark patterns you into a paid version of TurboTax at the end. My friend in grad school was confused and ended up paying for the deluxe version, even though she started on the free version and makes like a thousan
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by sct202 8y ago
Seems like it wouldn't be a great idea to IPO at the same time as everyone else, since like there isn't unlimited money out there, but who knows.
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by sct202 8y ago
And some how that massive number didn't even include training costs, because the website never went live!
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by sct202 8y ago
Also this is an easy way to claim that people were fired fairly and they weren't picked out because the manager didn't like them or was racist.
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by sct202 8y ago
That 10% fired doesn't adjust for churn tho. Over the course of a year there were at minimum 2500 employees working there, we don't know how many unique people worked there over the course of a year to find out their firing rate.
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by sct202 8y ago
The reduction in pigs will drop demand and price for soy which is already commonly used for meat/protein substitutes (like the Impossible Burger v2 is a lot of soy, and raw TVP is pretty close to ground meat in texture). I don't
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by sct202 8y ago
There are a lot of assumptions with the rate of emissions in regards to transportation to the store and food waste as result of overbuying that make this study hard to believe. Meal kits don't fully replace all your food for a week, so
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by sct202 8y ago
Have you written a history of RSS article, because it seems like a juicy story to tell?
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by sct202 8y ago
I wouldn't be surprised, if a lot do. Just based on my friend group, a lot of people/couples are doing really really well and could easily hit a million in the next decade+ (and I suspect a few already have) if the stock market d
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by sct202 8y ago
"Soto’s team analyzed the retention of CWD and other infectious prion proteins and their infectivity in wheat grass roots and leaves that had been incubated with prion-contaminated material. They discovered that even highly diluted amo

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