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871.
by treis 4y ago
It's pretty easy to pierce the corporate veil for these separate but not really separate LLCs. They have to be bona fide separate companies to enjoy the LLC protection.
872.
by treis 4y ago
This one isn't quite like that. The evidence for a link between talc and cancer is mixed. Some have found a link but the best quality study did not: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4200058/
873.
by treis 4y ago
My reaction exactly. Specifically when they said what developers want is document DBs. That's not true. We (or a lot of us) want the equivalent of Typescript for SQL. Which people have tried to build but their efforts have ended up
874.
by treis 4y ago
Also, it doesn't make a lick of sense. Growing head count 50% over 2 years and then pulling back 5-10% isn't breaking the back of workers. It sucks for the 5-10% but big tech still has much more demand for workers than they have
875.
by treis 4y ago
Do the windows span multiple floors?
876.
by treis 4y ago
Yeah I'd say it started probably in the 90s and by maybe the early 2010s it was acceptable to wear scrubs in any sort of medical situation. Like even the receptionists at a opthalmologist would wear them.
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by treis 4y ago
>Seems like everything is subscription model and you have to pay N times to access something thats only worth 1-3x . Eg: I Netflix for a couple hours a month. At the price for 4k access I can almost go out to a theatre. Video games are a
878.
by treis 4y ago
It's still essentially the same rule. Something like "Dress according to society's expectations" where it's the expectations that are changing rather than the rule. It's a meaningful difference because ultima
879.
by treis 4y ago
While this is neither here nor there wearing scrubs out is a relatively new phenomenon. In fact, even wearing them around the hospital is pretty new too. They started as something you changed into when needed and then changed out of when
880.
by treis 4y ago
Why would one need randomness that isn't secret?
881.
by treis 4y ago
There's little evidence that check ups/cleanings do anything either. Same goes for annual physicals.
882.
by treis 4y ago
Urgent Care has an annoying habit of charging a bunch of money to punt to the ER for liability reasons. Stitches and X-rays to see if you broke a bone are about the only thing they're good for.
883.
by treis 4y ago
Link does not work for me. Says Experimet not available.
884.
by treis 4y ago
That's for debit cards only. Which Visa/MC have knee capped with their monopoly power so it doesn't really matter. Actually helps as a distraction
885.
by treis 4y ago
Sure but that's not why Visa/MC are worth that much. They're worth that much because they're a duopoly that can dictate prices.
886.
by treis 4y ago
Rails has Active Admin which is equivalent to what you get with Django. It's just not a core Rails gem but it's one line in your Gemfile to add it.
887.
by treis 4y ago
It's probably better than the existing alternative. Which is roughly plead guilty because you don't have money to pay a lawyer. Or don't sue someone because you don't have money to pay a lawyer.
888.
by treis 4y ago
Google is the only advertiser in town that matters. There's some private clubs you can go to (Facebook's properties, Amazon) but for generally placing ads or selling ad space on the internet it's Google.
889.
by treis 4y ago
It's, more or less, practically impossible to be OS agnostic for a backend with any sort of complexity. You can choose layers that try to abstract the OS layer away but sooner or later you're going to run into part of the abstrac
890.
by treis 4y ago
> people have accepted the poor experience of real time applications (client side crashes that bring down the entire page, half-baked routing that is essentially just rebuilding the browser navigator, inconsistent client vs server render
891.
by treis 4y ago
>Simply not true. It's not true that I think it hurts more than it helps?
892.
by treis 4y ago
IMHO, part of this is that people have accepted the poor experience of non-realtime applications. But there's a huge UX improvement if the application responds faster than users can input actions. Doesn't matter for all applicat
893.
by treis 4y ago
They use the same format for Accounts Payable Clerk as they do for Director of Devops. Slightly lazy, sure, but not really blog post worthy. If you're an experienced hire just put do not recall and move on with your life.
894.
by treis 4y ago
They blocked people from generating performance reviews so at least some were trying.
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by treis 4y ago
It's the one that's taken me to the edge too.
896.
by treis 4y ago
Think it's a bit of a double edge sword. Disney+ is all Disney IP which is great for those that like it. But if you're not into Marvel or Star Wars or the kids catalogue there's not a lot there.
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by treis 4y ago
>- Netflix has 5-6 Billion USD free cash flow, and because they got what debt they do have under favorable terms, they are positioned to retain most of that free cash flow This is a bit off. They had 1.6 billion in FCF in 2022 & pro
898.
by treis 4y ago
UBI is the recognition that what we pay in services to the poor is more than enough money for them to buy what they need on the open market. The problem is that money is locked up by the bureaucracy who pilfers most of it. Or at least tha
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by treis 4y ago
>So because of a situation you claim is unprecedented I claim? Do you remember any other global pandemics that reshaped the tech industry?
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by treis 4y ago
There's no point in debating the meaning of productivity unless someone claims it's neutral or up. If they're willing to make that claim then it might be worth that debate. Otherwise, it's a pointless side track.

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