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by suzzer99 1y ago
In LA you just leave anything you don't want that still has value on the curb and it's gone within a few hours. It's a very efficient system.
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by suzzer99 1y ago
We merged with a group from Israel and I had to explain to them that our engineers had given them the "Hollywood no" on something they'd asked for. Basically "Yes, that sounds like a great idea" which actually means
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by suzzer99 1y ago
Saying no is the hardest part of the job, and it's only possible after you've been around a few years and already delivered a lot of value. There's also an art to it in how you frame the response, figuring out what the client
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by suzzer99 1y ago
Just get SCOTUS to rule that the 22nd Amendment only applies to consecutive terms because argle bargle reasons that supersede the language of the amendment.
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by suzzer99 1y ago
You're right, xenophobia and transphobia is more accurate than racism . See every Trump campaign commercial in the last few months of the race.
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by suzzer99 1y ago
They chose transphobia and xenophobia over intellectualism. Eggs were just an excuse to nudge them in the way their amygdalae wanted to go. See: Trump telling his base to suck it up on egg prices, and suddenly no one cares anymore.
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by suzzer99 1y ago
There are borders in Central America (and I imagine lots of places) that locals can cross to go shopping, but foreigners would get stopped and sent to the official border.
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by suzzer99 1y ago
What a crazy place to see the Pacific Ocean for the first time in your life. The point where the Russian, Chinese, and N. Korean borders meet has to be one of the weirdest, most fascinating, most forbidden (for most of us, and especially Am
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by suzzer99 1y ago
This is ridiculous. There's no reason to flag this thread. Users who abuse flagging should have their flagging privileges taken away.
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by suzzer99 1y ago
Indiana used to be even more insane with some counties off by 30 minutes and I want to say some even off by 15 minutes. Trying to map historical times across time zones in the US is basically impossible.
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by suzzer99 1y ago
> Arizona is on year-round MST Except for the Navajo Nation, which spans parts of Arizona, New Mexico and Utah, and observes daylight saving time.
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by suzzer99 1y ago
Right. But it's an example of what could be coming for coinbase whales.
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by suzzer99 1y ago
Well you start with the low-hanging fruit. Also I imagine these things take a while to plan.
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by suzzer99 1y ago
Florida teens kidnap Las Vegas man, drive him to Arizona desert, steal $4M in cryptocurrency https://www.yahoo.com/news/florida-teens-kidnap-las-vegas-20...
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Female Korean Haenyeo divers show genetic adaptations to cold water(npr.org)
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by suzzer99 1y ago
The median person does not have $10k sitting in a checking account that they can easily withdraw. My gut feeling is that the threat of kidnapping is a lot more serious in some countries. The US maybe not so much.
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by suzzer99 1y ago
If my bank money gets stolen from me via fraud (unless I literally just Zelle the scammer), I get it back. That's the big difference.
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by suzzer99 1y ago
Yeah that seems like such an obvious solution to this problem.
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by suzzer99 1y ago
When I was 10 years old, I sat next to a traveling linoleum tile salesman on a plane who told me he used to be an aeronautical engineer, "before the bottom dropped out of the job market". I've always remembered that, and neve
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by suzzer99 1y ago
Flagged now for some reason.
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by suzzer99 1y ago
I've been seeing more and more ridiculous screenshots from this all day. https://i.imgur.com/MlRFNyx.png
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by suzzer99 1y ago
Trying to teach myself BASIC on the C64 in high school frustrated me so much it kept me from becoming a programmer until I was 29.
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by suzzer99 1y ago
I think we have a madman at the helm leading sycophants who won't challenge him.
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by suzzer99 1y ago
What exactly is the evidence of this? Debt/deficit? Seems like that's been going up and down forever. Because by every other metric the US economy was humming along until we decided to take a wrecking ball to it, to prevent future
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by suzzer99 1y ago
And we're going to blow it all up for no reason.
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by suzzer99 1y ago
Then I have a lot of issues with the amount of tragedy and suffering they allow.
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by suzzer99 1y ago
Because job interviews don't test real-world programming skills, which is a whole other issue.
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by suzzer99 1y ago
Meth-heads seem to love it.
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by suzzer99 2y ago
I spend much more time on three old school web forums related to poker and the KC Chiefs than I do on social media.
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by suzzer99 2y ago
I only use Facebook on desktop, and I use Fluff Busting Purity. I still see enough family and friends content to make it worthwhile. Every now and then I browse FB on my phone and it's an endless hellscape of ads and promoted content.

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