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This is from 2019, and the final glass dome design is not similar to these early renderings and imo uglier in comparison but still pretty. https://www.trip.com/moments/detail/dongguan-212-125302011/
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The post author doesn't understand the difference between industry and occupation.
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The results are from pollfish which is one of those places you can get paid less than a $1 to take surveys. People who take these things are afraid of being disqualified from being paid because they need that $1 so I would not be surprised
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If you remember what the pill that dissolved properly looked like you can usually search drugs.com to find out the probable generic manufacturer based on color, shape, imprints.
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You maybe be able to get a doctor to prescribe it off-label for those reasons. A lot of the compounding pharmacies have relationships with prescribers so you're more likely to find a prescriber who may consider doing that there.
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Singapore is a normal billing location for semiconductor products. It's roughly 20% for Intel as well https://www.intc.com/filings-reports/all-sec-filings/xbrl_do...
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I wonder if they meant paid COBRA of 6 months, bc 18 months is like the minimum to offer continuing coverage. COBRA coverage is a Federal Law for large employers. https://www.dol.gov/sites/dolgov/files/ebsa&#x
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This one is specific to Chinese lead isotopes. Many Chinese bronzes have elevated levels of radiogenic lead. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-018-30275-2
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TSMC spent about $6b in R&D last year, so they could swap out either AMD or Nvidia in the headline with TSMC and the title would still work and be a little more apples to apples.
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As someone who's never struggled with weight, it's been eye opening to hear how food focused a lot of peoples thoughts are. It was like on the same level as finding out some people can't visualize things in their minds.
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Bytedance has physical presences in most major markets now for ad sales/support so there are measures that can be taken and money is flowing that could be halted if needed.
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Flixbus/Greyhound will do as they have done in other cities, and rent a large parking lot, plop a trailer house and a few port-a-potties and call it a station.
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It wasn't really a mistake. At the time Taiwan and South Korea were advancing into semiconductors, the US was more concerned with Japanese domination of the industry so having 2 small countries as alternatives to compete with Japan in
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The soup is from leftover carcass meat, different than people are imagining from the quote. https://www.majordomo.com/blogs/recipes/boiled-chicken-two-w...
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They have to be able to mass produce on that node for it to save them. Samsung has been claiming technological leadership for that past few years with their 3nm node but nothing has come to market using it. IBM demoed a 2nm test chip in 202
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The 2 months is pretty standard for white collar corporate mass layoffs to cover the 60 day WARN notice requirement, since most corps just opt to sever people immediately and pay out the required notice period. For blue collar work it'
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If you use their app and shop the deals, the prices at McDonalds drop by 20-50% vs menu list price depending on what you get. The sandwiches in my area go buy one get one free all the time or 40% off.
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There's a new setting in Cloudflare to block AI/scraper bots. https://blog.cloudflare.com/declaring-your-aindependence-blo...
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Just want to point out that this is just an Excel thought experiment and not a study of peoples lives of any kind. The comparison is just 3% raise vs jumping every 2 years for 10%. I've seen too many people take this as some gospel of
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A lot of large companies like to have standardized policies across the company so they can shuffle people where ever they need and everything is the same. Unions are usually location by location and often only cover a specific classificatio
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A company recently denied us a trial extension, even though they could tell we barely got to use their software by the time they got around to granting us trial licenses after a series of sales pitch meetings. We ended up signing with their
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OP's website is heavy with affiliate link listicles, which have been recently heavily downranked in favor of forums and content like Reddit and Quora.
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Intel is not the inventor of backside power, they are the first planning to commercialize it. It's similar to finfets and GAA where Intel or Samsung may be first to commercialize an implementation of those technologies, but the actual
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The status quo can go on indefinitely. Taiwan gains almost nothing from actual independence. Chinese people don't seem to think of Taiwan unless it's brought up; they've already declared themselves the winner of the civil war
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The legions of unpaid mods manually reviewing user comments and posts are such an advantage. A lot of people attempt to run their own shill subreddits but they end up being such poor quality and isolated that no one goes to them and they&#x
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They were probably in an income based repayment plan where the payments are capped versus income, and it is very common for the balance to grow if your income is low.
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I just want to point out that the US government has a very specific definition of rural the cut off is 5k people which is much much lower than your thresholds which seem to be supporting smaller urban areas rather than what the government
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I really don't understand why when they do things like this the data does not port well. Like I listen to some smaller podcasts run by friends, and the YT Music Podcasts only have episodes up thru December, but Google Podcasts has 15 m
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Postdocs are such a scam role. These are PHD educated scientists who have spent 4+ years on PHD getting paid like $50k-$70k/year with basically dead end jobs where they must leave to another place to get a tenure track role since they&
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I think it's a good reminder that objectively great CEO's and leaders can be kind of cringe when presenting. A lot of times people like that get passed up in promotions in favor of smooth talkers.
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