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by tnel77 3y ago
It’s pretty common in the Bitcoin community.
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by tnel77 3y ago
Person 1: I like <list of things> Person 2: Those "features" are arbitrary stuff Apple told you to care about through their marketing. How wildly condescending lol. “You don’t actually like those things. You just do as you’r
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by tnel77 3y ago
My favorite part of insider trading is that it only punishes those who take action. You buy or sell. If you have insider information that prevents you from buying or selling, that’s just fine (at least that is my understanding).
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by tnel77 3y ago
I don’t rely on my coworkers for companionship, but I work eight hours a day. Interacting with people that are “friends” is better to me than interacting with people that are cold and indifferent because they have no interest in being frien
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by tnel77 3y ago
Surely. It was 1.2TB last time I had Comcast.
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by tnel77 3y ago
Maybe this is just my ignorance, but I honestly don’t care how they get these speeds to me. If I’m actually getting 2Gbps symmetrical, I don’t care if it’s because they installed a hamster wheel outside my house and that little guy is losin
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by tnel77 3y ago
I see your point. I’m glad the city stepped in to give them some motivation!
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by tnel77 3y ago
Exactly. They didn’t do jack to improve their offerings until municipal fiber became a real threat. Now they are doing what they should have been doing for years: actually improving their product and competing. I hope it’s too little too la
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by tnel77 3y ago
Laying in bed while playing my game on the cloud is real neat. Call it whatever you’d like, I love it!
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by tnel77 3y ago
Do you participate in society? Do you interact with other people? Better schools could help make that a more pleasant experience.
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by tnel77 3y ago
Why not both? People shouldn’t steal cars and companies should probably be held accountable for gross negligence.
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by tnel77 3y ago
Collective subsidizing how? Are you referring to food stamp and other government benefits? If so, I’d argue that jobs offering better wages should help with that issue.
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by tnel77 3y ago
Excessive? Since we refuse to build light rail and such, at least we might have roads that aren’t slammed sometime in the future!
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by tnel77 3y ago
Why is it that people working <less good jobs> shouldn’t have families? Why does half the country have such a firm belief that the bottom tier of society has no place procreating?
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by tnel77 3y ago
I worked for a mega-corp (not FAANG) and my manager told me that the company did “extensive research” to determine market value for each position’s salary, and that their goal was to then be at 95% of that market value. So annoying that you
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by tnel77 3y ago
I would love some more information if you don’t mind sharing.
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by tnel77 3y ago
Generally speaking, my communication skills seem to be stronger than my peers. I’ll have to look into this further. Thank you for your insight!
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by tnel77 3y ago
How has this worked out for you? When I graduated college, I had an offer for a software engineering position and a sales engineer position. I went with the software engineering position as it paid better and I felt like it would be a safer
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by tnel77 3y ago
>>A van can hold thousands of 2-ounce packages, whereas a drone can hold one. In a perfect world, yes. In reality, no. You would need a perfect storm of a huge wave of orders all to the same restaurant (or cluster of restaurants) to b
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by tnel77 3y ago
That is so awesome! Thanks for sharing (both the story and the original upload).
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by tnel77 3y ago
Hard to argue with that logic.
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by tnel77 3y ago
I feel like soft skills are critical for things like networking or standing out during the interview process. They aren’t as important in my day-to-day work, but they have helped land me interviews (especially as a student at career fairs m
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by tnel77 3y ago
They meant that the person acting like that was the solution was the sarcastic part. Everyone is in agreement that that’s what they do in Vegas.
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by tnel77 3y ago
Yeah those are excellent examples of brain games!
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by tnel77 3y ago
Not to imply playing video games is as intellectually stimulating as reading, but I feel like some games really challenge you in a positive manner. The ability to manage your inventory, interact with characters, make choices and deal with t
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by tnel77 3y ago
In my experience, the best raises are from getting a new job. What were raises like for your engineers that stuck around for 10-20 years?
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by tnel77 3y ago
Good to know. Thank you for the response!
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by tnel77 3y ago
I’m guessing they will have to start checking. Even if it’s just sampling a few for validity.
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by tnel77 3y ago
Two single digit numbers is indeed sad, but I pull out a calculator daily to do math I could have done in my head. I don’t feel that that is inherently bad.
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by tnel77 3y ago
Not exactly related, but your comment about plagiarism made me think of my days of writing papers and citing APA style. How do you cite a source if it came from ChatGPT and it likely doesn’t fully understand where it got its information?

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