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At the end of the day, they are independent contractors - and the PGA is trying to enfornce that they aren't
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Does the PGA tour think they own these players? I find this whole thing to be hilarious, and I think it will be comical to watch the PGA tour start to slowly collapse, if the LIV tour actually starts to catch on. Currently, it seems that
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4y ago
Then part of the process should be to allocate part of the interview schedule to the take home. Say, 1 hour interview block, at minute 1 candidate is sent an exercise and at minute 45 a zoom call starts to discuss things. That way, some of
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4y ago
they must be offering different severance to different people, someone posted their email on blind and they were offered 2 months.
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4y ago
its all of us trying to maximize TC that drives up the cost!
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Im uneducated in this space, whats grey about it? isn't this effectively what heroku and other services do? They put a layer on top of AWS, up charge a bit and make profit that way?
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4y ago
why would anyone write a book for o'reily (or anyone) for such low royalties?
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4y ago
its basically a gamblers fallacy, another one is people will get angry if they were playing a slot machine, losing - got up and the next person immediately won a jackpot. they think it was their jackpot. when in reality it is just RNG a
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4y ago
Literally every medication has warnings slapped all over it. My partner worked at Vanderbilt (on a different floor) around this time, and one constant complaint I heard (prior to the incident) was how there was hardly any controls around a
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5y ago
>I'm not necessarily a Hikaru fan, but I enjoyed his post-game recaps after the grand prix matches, because that type of analysis isn't something any other top level players are going to do for fear of revealing some weaknesses
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5y ago
for some reason i thought that amazon had a patent on 1 click checkout?
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5y ago
I kinda agree, and kinda don't. Often regulation (sometimes unintended) creates situations where companies basically have a walled garden, without these regulations - they wouldn't be able to do what they do. Think electric comp
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5y ago
i would wonder if the boss just had a meeting with their higher up and got told off, and were frustrated and took it out on you. Not fair at all, but people can be people
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The bigger problem is that it appears that the dealerships have just done a big bait and switch, customers already preordered and if my research was correct - they basically said F* you to the customers that already pre ordered and said if
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5y ago
I think my bigger problem with browser ads is they are targeted, I have less problem with ads that are not targeted.
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5y ago
Not suprising, I have to assume it was microsoft who pushed 343 to push out the giant dark pattern that is Halo Infinate.
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5y ago
where is the repo at?
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5y ago
I know you touch on it, but what if all the other manufacturers start using proprietary tesla things, such as batteries or the (arguably vaporware) self-driving algorithms?
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5y ago
I dont remember how long Garmin was down, but I feel like it had to have been close!
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5y ago
Think Nucleus!
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5y ago
I applied to codecademy earlier this year, recruiter never showed up to our intro call, and then never emailed me back. Took it as dodging a bullet!
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5y ago
wowzers, they let you....do whatever you wanted at LUNCH? how generous...
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5y ago
sure we are seeing inflation now, but the last many years, we have seen none to deflation, its a natural correction.
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5y ago
Because they wanted to? Not sure why it matters.
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5y ago
so, the middle ground is, "unlimited" is not, at all, unlimited.
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5y ago
I'll start by saying I am vaccinated, got it the first week immunocompromised people could: But I do not believe that this is valid at all, being that this is the very first mRNA vaccine. >By looking at other vaccines historically a
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5y ago
wouldn't that suggest its more of a cycle, than "climate change"?
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Type 2 diabetes is also very much a genetic problem. Sure, being overweight may give you a more likely chance of seeing the issues arise (sooner that is)but I know plenty of people who are not overweight and have type 2 diabetes. If someo
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sounds like something someone would write after they finished their bootcamp capstone project and thinks they could make anything.
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You don't treat DKA with insulin, at home at least. DKA usually means you have become super dehydrated, and likely all your blood work will be way out of whack. To be fair, I have only gone into DKA once, when I was diagnosed, so it w
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