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Harvest Treasuries AMP: What you wish your savings account could be
(artafinance.com)
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> If you’d have presented anybody reading this with ChatGPT two years ago, they simply would not have believed it was possible. 2 years ago, Google Lambda was available internally for dogfooding. The hype was high for a couple months, an
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> but search seems worse every day. Search is a reflection of the internet. The internet has had exponentially more content recently. There are good content, but there are also exponentially more spammy and downright bad content. It'
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Kale, Brussels sprouts, cauliflower, cabbage are varieties of a plant species
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> Chentsova Dutton and her team interviewed students from Turkey, Russia, Canada and the United States, asking them to describe a risky or dangerous experience they had in the _last month_. Both Turkish and Russian students described wit
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Dow vs. United States
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> It is absolutely bizarre to me how half-assed Google is with integrating its products The answer can be summed up in one word: "privacy". There are two forces at play here. One side wants privacy. When they give data to Googl
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This already happens with Drone. you can only flight to locations approved as safe by the manufacturer, and they could ban a location without recourse.
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Arta, the digital family office for the world
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A single item list is still a list.
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As some one who has CC on all the time if possible, here is the simple reason why I do it: it saves time. - when I play game, I don't need to restart or rewind if I missed a sentence. - when I watch movie, similarly, I can capture way
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> A low faction of Japanese people claim to "believe in God" but Japanese participate in religious rituals at a high rate This is similar to what we have in Vietnam. A very large portion of the country, last estimated about 80%
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5y ago
2000 seems really low. Do you happen to have a source for it?
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It's assumed in your post that readability review is nitpicking. It's actually about making the code idiomatic, consistent, predictable, quickly understandable, and low mental stress while reading. The "nitpicking" parts
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+1, I also focus first on readability while reviewing code. Software engineering is a collaborative process. I don't write code for the machine; I write it for my colleagues and my future self to read. Code we write 6 months ago looks
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I've never encountered this. Just curious, does that mean your friends couldn't read Harry Potter too? Or is there different standards between different forms of media?
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Not a Tinder user or investor, but this makes me curious. Why is it okay for insurance companies to sell me products with hyper-personalized pricing (often based on sex, age, and race), but it's not okay for Tinder or other tech compan
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Why is it hard to argue gold and silver aren't a good store of value? I've never considered them a good store of value, and I don't think I know anyone in my circle that hold silver/gold as a store of value. If one reall
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> Monkeytpe won’t let Keen run up the leaderboard, but he did win another typing competition using the CharaChorder to hit 267 WPM with 76% accuracy. IMHO, 76% accuracy is honestly low. If the person has to sacrifice so much accuracy to
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The line of reasoning in this post is a fallacy. If you're not familiar with the concept, it's worth a read: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whataboutism
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I've been using the Kinesis Advantage (modded QMK) for 6+ years, and I was so excited to see the headline. Then I realized there is no Fn row. :( It seems like I should go stock some of the old version in case they decide to discontinu
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> Not necessarily true. Beginner's mind can be embraced by anyone who stays humble. Beginner's mind can be simulated by anyone who stays humble. I can give you the most humble and competent person. The most they can do is to
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I disagree with this statement I don't want to go back to the office not because I want to WFH. It's because COVID is still a big threat. I'd go back to work in the office in a heartbeat if there isn't a pandemic around.
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I think Vertiwalk might be a solution for people who want to exercise. But if the main issue is to travel between floors, I think installing your own mini elevator might be a better solution. It doesn't take much more space, but it
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Pol Pot and his government was responsible for the death of 1/4 Cambodian population in a short amount of time, not counting deaths from neighboring countries. A lot of Cambodians migrated to Vietnam (including the author of this wonde
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I don't share the same sentiment that we don't have enough talented workers. We just don't have enough workers who are willing to work minimum wage with a $0.5/hour raise year over year.
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> The top candidates from around the world (who are willing to relocate) will emigrate to whatever country has the highest paying jobs. That happens to be FAANG companies in the United States right now. This view is only correct if a) th
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Opinions are my own. I don't think this is recommended to use internally at Google because it's not supported on Safari.
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Opinions are my own. If you rely on a "not-leaked" interview to filter out bad candidates, it's likely that you may not be conducting an effective interview. Good interview is about figuring out "what the candidate is go
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I don't think it's true that "you can't apply directly to a team". I've seen many people got interviewed/hired for exactly one position. The manager of the team will need to be in the loop though. If they
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