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by subpixel 2y ago
> That’s because the actual work to get more candidates from diverse backgrounds is difficult and takes time On the demand side (where placement or acceptance or hiring is contingent upon qualifications) the "actual work to get more
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by subpixel 2y ago
As someone who has floundered in this space, some advice: local matters to shoppers less than they will tell you to your face. To consumers, Haddock from Iceland they buy at their local grocery store is local. You cannot disabuse them of th
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by subpixel 2y ago
Your bank doesn't do this for free? Mine does (USAA).
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by subpixel 2y ago
Your bank doesn't do this for free? Mine does (USAA).
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by subpixel 2y ago
Really cool, I'd expect to see how much I would save when ordering 5, 10 etc (of the same video). I think it's clear that groups are the winning use case, but if I want all parties from a vacation (picking one example of many) to
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by subpixel 2y ago
The newsletters link to the sources. Clearly most people don’t want to read the whole article - especially if the linked source requires a subscription. Decades ago there were people who didn’t really read the paper but just scanned the hea
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by subpixel 2y ago
The tests must reveal what is easily deduced: most, nearly all people do not enjoy much variety. They want to think they do, but their actions prove otherwise. This sucks for you and me but is Spotify giving the masses what they actually en
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by subpixel 2y ago
I will take this opportunity to reflect on the fact that I spent some time considering a purchase of certain controlled substances on Silk Road, but failed to recognize that my own purchasing impulse was a pretty good indicator that the cur
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by subpixel 2y ago
What the article fails to mention is that only in organizations of a certain complexity and dysfunction can the result of high frustration tolerance be referred to as progress. The real key to success in complicated org is not just dealing
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by subpixel 2y ago
In the US, yes. I've seen this more than once, but the worst instance was a guy who came into the sauna with all of his gym clothes on, also looking at his phone. You can't make this stuff up.
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by subpixel 2y ago
This is some hard-hitting journalism here.
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by subpixel 2y ago
IIRC Sonos emerged as a tool to allow you to access all of your music, from different speakers throughout your house. I might be glossing over some details but isn't this problem largely solved by other products almost everyone has now
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by subpixel 2y ago
Murthy v. Missouri would not have gone down as it did with the Roberts court if the process of suppressing lies was unconstitutional. They got it right the first time, and are only acting in their self-interest today.
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by subpixel 2y ago
Much of the electorate is uninformed and can be induced to vote against their own interest. A critical issue is that Dems imagine there is a path to success that goes around an uninformed electorate. In an era where the news media is largel
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by subpixel 2y ago
Just wait until they get ahold of the quotation marks: https://www.reddit.com/r/suspiciousquotes/
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by subpixel 2y ago
I lived in Germany on two occasions and regularly consume German media. English words are all over the German vernacular, to the point that it's really, really annoying.
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by subpixel 2y ago
It wasn't recently but I was tipped out by the waitstaff when I was a dishwasher. So on top of my $7/hr I'd take home a hundred bucks or so. What they paid me was totally up to them.
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by subpixel 2y ago
The wrist taps are the answer. I can wake up whenever without disturbing anyone else I am in bed with.
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by subpixel 2y ago
Anectdotes are not data, but I am carded once in a while and I’m older than you.
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by subpixel 2y ago
You deserve more upvotes. This will ineluctably lead to trails resemblimg subway cars, where people stare down and play TikTok videos full volume.
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by subpixel 2y ago
If my org is any measure of the truth, passive leadership isn’t a thing - despite the prevalence of passive leaders.
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by subpixel 2y ago
I'm on exactly one group chat. Hell that's enough!
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by subpixel 2y ago
Last I checked my lost-password fortune was about $8k. Now, had I spend the same amount of money on bitcoin that I did on the janky underpowered miner setup I put together by not quite understanding the math, my lost-password fortune would
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by subpixel 2y ago
I’ve posted this before but I was fooled by a StubHub setup that looked like it was the venue itself - and not accidentally. So when I bought a ticket I was shocked to get an email from StubHub. When I double checked and found the venue I h
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by subpixel 2y ago
I had a back and forth on Reddit about how the rest of the world is capable of taking their breakfast or lunch to work and it exposed the degree to which many people are behaviorally addicted to fat and salt. “I have a commute and no time t
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by subpixel 2y ago
ARD is experimenting with trying to get users to jump out of YT for content, but they still post a lot of material there.
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by subpixel 2y ago
I'd think only something like ten times that amount would deter a significant number of visitors _which is the goal_.
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by subpixel 2y ago
This doesn’t resonate with me at all. I’m always looking with my ears. A current fascination is the unnamed genre of popular American music from the era when jazz and ragtime and vaudeville sort of intersected with jug bands and blues: htt
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by subpixel 2y ago
Came to say the same. I often sell things within hours despite living almost in the middle of nowhere. People are glad to drive over an hour for all sorts of things and most are comfortable with digital payments.
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by subpixel 2y ago
I think I choose who I am influenced by, but I am definitely influenced. Whether it's the cooking channels I follow on YouTube or the things I see others owning in Instagram posts, it seeps in.

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