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by sushid 6y ago
They underpay like crazy and don’t allow for any negotiations when it comes to comp.
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by sushid 6y ago
You’ve been lying down for the better part of the day for 20 years? What does that translate in terms of hours per day? 20 hours? 16?
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by sushid 6y ago
Where are people getting that this is their interview process (or a prep book of some sort)? This afaik from the intro page is that they use this for onboarding. It’s to make sure everyone’s on the same page.
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by sushid 6y ago
Wish has their own warehousing and inventorying as well though. It’s not a pure AliExpress wrapper. Don’t get me wrong though, I’m not a fan of Wish.
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by sushid 6y ago
Yes but you can't purchase that contract. PredictIt is not a free market betting platform with a bunch of restrictions (e.g. $850 limit per contract per person, 5000 bettor limit per contract, 10% vig on winnings, 5% vig on all cash wi
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by sushid 6y ago
> Most countries do not have an equivalent for apps/games and so it is ultimately left to Apple to regulate. We literally have ESRB that's a whole lot less arbitrary than Apple's review system.
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by sushid 6y ago
Yes, people from all walks of life may end up homeless but I'm tired of hearing stories of my friends being robbed at gunpoint/knifepoint or straight up assaulted for a phone and a wallet. People walk into stores and steal without
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by sushid 6y ago
One would have been voting down on this stupid measure. SF has a child's notion of how to fix problems. Rich CEO bad? Tax companies for rich CEOs. Tenderloin full of shit? Create a whole new division of people with more taxes to clean
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by sushid 6y ago
As an aside, their website uses a serious dark pattern to trick users into paying. Their app is purportedly for helping you reclaim your fees so it seems like adding a bank account makes sense after you input your email address. Off to the
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by sushid 6y ago
I relented and got a portable unit for around $500. It's loud and nowhere as nice as an in-unit, but it's definitely been worth it IMO.
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by sushid 6y ago
Doesn’t this only work when it’s done on a global scale? Otherwise I feel like it would just crater non-Chinese businesses. You’re already fighting an uphill battle when it comes to labor costs. How can your steel mill stay competitive when
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by sushid 6y ago
That’s fair but I think it’s a different argument when you have five (5!) kids. A minivan is hardly a luxury item at that point.
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by sushid 6y ago
Are you sure? I've used autoclaves in labs and I'd imagine it'd take longer than that to just pressurize, much less be done and out, in 15 seconds.
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by sushid 6y ago
Yes they're moving out. I know for a fact that the complex isn't even posting all of their vacancies as my friend's now-empty unit has never been listed. I don't know how this will play out in the long term but lots of m
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by sushid 6y ago
It’s legal for PredictIt. If FB could get some academic researchers on board I could see it happening but I guess it was more of a headache than what they wanted.
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by sushid 6y ago
Supply and demand in the Bay Area. If I moved to Alabama, my TC would hands down drop unless I got lucky with a remote position.
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by sushid 6y ago
Same here. My rent went down by a bit more than $1k when I renewed.
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by sushid 6y ago
This is so ridiculous. Do you sign into your bank or trade stocks on your XBox? Where would you access important documents outside of your desktop/laptop?
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by sushid 6y ago
I'm guessing you don't have a CPG background. It's a horribly flawed analogy as retailer can and will demand special SKUs, kick brands off of aisle all the time, demand premiums for shelving units, etc.
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by sushid 6y ago
Sure, but what do you think would happen without Twitter? It'd be another social network like Twitter. Or it'd be split up and you'd have to manage Twitter-replacement A and B.
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by sushid 6y ago
How do you even rationalize such a comment? Are you addicted to Twitter? Why do you have to be there? Wouldn't there just be a replacement for Twitter or Facebook if they disappeared overnight? I use Messenger/IG/Tiktok but
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by sushid 6y ago
Either they're saying reduced ad targeting has lowered "unwanted" purchases or they're saying that they've safely pirated software, media, book, etc. without incurred. Now, I don't know what the expected cost o
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by sushid 6y ago
If by “Asian,” you mean “Chinese,” yes you’re correct.
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by sushid 6y ago
Pretty sure people woke/wake up in uncomfortable hours for communist societies, too. Those factories and farms didn't man themselves.
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by sushid 6y ago
You’re the one thinking irrationally. You’re completing missing the poster’s point.
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by sushid 6y ago
It’s not.
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by sushid 6y ago
To me that’s a bit ironic. You wanted a sync only product so you left Dropbox for... OneDrive and Office 365?
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by sushid 6y ago
I’m truly sick of seeing this quote every time we have a Dropbox post on HN.
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by sushid 6y ago
Where are you guys getting these numbers? The bike is closer to $2000 and the monthly fee if you're using their tread or bike is $40 whereas the standalone app is $13.
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by sushid 6y ago
The other commenter straight up refuted your statement. It’s ridiculous to see you move the goalpost after having been hand-fed the counter evidence.

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