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It's even worse on mobile. For some searches the first real, normal, webpage link can be two or three full page scrolls down from the top.
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I think treating the government as a singular entity pushing a narrative is missing a bit. There is no singular government moving in lock-step, I think we've seen a lot of those seams showing recently. There are factions, supported by
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1y ago
Some might be using faked documents to get a 'legit' job, in which case the job will withhold and pay taxes like any other legal employee. That's what the report I linked to is showing.
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1y ago
You can get a tax identification number without an SSN. An illegal / undocumented worker working a standard W-2 paycheck job is going to have taxes withheld and sent in by the employer, even if they never file their own tax return.
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> Undocumented immigrants paid $96.7 billion in federal, state, and local taxes in 2022. Most of that amount, $59.4 billion, was paid to the federal government while the remaining $37.3 billion was paid to state and local governments. h
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1y ago
Yes, but depending on the code you’re working on that may be the case anyway even with a monorepo. For example a web api that talks to a database but is deployed with more than one instance that will get rolling updates to the new version t
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1y ago
Perhaps it's the idea that we all must work full time with 10 days of annual leave until we reach the point of needing pills and medical assistance to live comfortably that is the issue.
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> The Anticorruption of Public Morals Act has not passed the Michigan House of Representatives committee nor been voted on by the Michigan Senate, and it's not clear how much support the bill currently has beyond the six Republican
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1y ago
The Verge's video on these was mostly footage that looked like the person was staring down at the tip of their nose. It definitely didn't feel natural or like the person was looking through the glasses at the world around them.
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That is sometimes hard to achieve depending on the car and your height.
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Ad blockers and Premium don’t block embedded sponsorships in the videos themselves, which are a common way for creators to monetize their videos.
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1y ago
Videos are often monetized via sponsor placements in the videos themselves. The creator of the video would like an accurate view count to report to their sponsors. This is completely separate from the YouTube platform ads and monetization w
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1y ago
I've had a Tesla for several years and am generally pretty happy with it. I don't think the fancy electronic door handles are an improvement, and am unhappy to see that other brands are following suit. If there are electronic proc
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Perhaps, but a lot of the recent immigration enforcement pushes haven't been about fully undocumented immigrants.
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It's rare, but scary, and humans are often bad at judging things that are rare but scary. I'm not saying it's a good net reason to let kids keep their phones, it's just founded in some real things that have happened in t
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And the cost to buy into these developments where they do exist suggests a supply and demand imbalance. Near me a new-ish 'town center' development with a mix of apartments, shops, restaurants, grocery store, townhouses, and singl
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1y ago
This was the case in schools 15+ years ago, but recently a lot have had more problems with parents complaining about teachers taking away their child's phone. Part of it is that phones are more expensive, a $900 iPhone vs a $100 Nokia.
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I do have such a social life with real friends in the real world. Cutting out Meta products would reduce how often I see those friends because I would be missing out on communication and planning for those groups. Ideally they could all swi
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The cheaper option for Apple would be to use smaller camera sensors with worse performance because that would reduce the depth needed for the sensor + lens. The cameras are getting bigger because a decent segment of the customers want bette
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There is also a gradient of density and walk/bike-ability between NYC, one of the densest cities in the country, and super spread-out car-dependent cul-de-sac suburbs, but the US often skips those middle steps. Small towns where your k
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I doubt Apple would add drop-friendly materials in such an expansion of the phone so most people would be putting a case on top of the iPhone Brick, making it even thicker and heavier.
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That would come close to doubling the thickness and weight of the phone. I’m sure some people would buy a 16mm thick, 400g phone but I doubt it’s the majority.
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I’d rather have the world with nice cameras on my phone than the one where the back is flat for aesthetic design reasons.
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This is generally the position of politicians with power in state governments, yes.
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These more recent euphemisms have mostly come from creators on platforms like TikTok, Instagram, Youtube, etc. who are either rightly or wrongly concerned that using certain words leads to their content being demonetized. Advertisers don&#x
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A lot of the real-world friends I have made coordinate our next real-world activities and share photos of previous activities via Meta products.
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Even without corruption, "hard work" doesn't correlate to success. I do good work with a specialized skillset, but I don't work particularly hard. People who replace roofs on houses work very very hard and make much less
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How many of those are true entry level (degree but no relevant job experience yet) and either remote or local to these people? Even with experience I have found applying to full remote jobs to be difficult these days, they are generally voi
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When all of your cells are connected in a pack of 400-800V connected to a DC fast charger, how do you stop charging the fast cells and continue charging the slower cells?
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Small 2-stroke engines tend to be worse for pollution emissions (NOx, particulates) despite generally good fuel efficiency.
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