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I know they don't. That's was my point - the business can handle someone taking a few months off, they already do. As for the others working their backs off, what's your view on vacations? Am I allowed to go to Fiji using my
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A lot (if not most) tech companies provide 2-6 months of paternity leave. How do they manage to fill this gaping hole?
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This (the bank knows where you're employed and how much income you make) is only possible with one account per person, right? In the US people that do direct deposit are also treated differently by the banks. Both on the surface, i.e.
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4y ago
Indeed. I've learned about the fake Gruyère from this thread. Why bother when the real thing is not that expensive?
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Are they losing subscribers? "Disney+ added 7.5 million subscribers in Q2, while Netflix struggles." [1] [1] https://www.investors.com/news/disney-earnings-q2-disney-sto...
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Usually the first bill arrives 30+ days after the service. And by the time you get final notice to pay it will be 6-12 mos after the first bill. Not defending Intuit or MC here, but this situation is not exactly as it is painted in that Twe
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There is a simple way to verify this theory. Just look at the fertility rates in Europe. Spoiler: their TFR is lower than in the US
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This is not true. [1] It is non-standard power cord, but it is removable [1] https://twitter.com/reckless/status/1504473080348884992
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Only small fraction (2.5%) of retirees rely on their 401(k) plans as a single source of income. The majority relies on social security. High inflation will affect many more people, and not just retirees. [1] https://www.cnbc.com&
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Are road design in Belgium worse than in the Netherlands? The death rates per mile driven is same as in the US [1]. I don't think "road design" is an issue. People in Europe drive less in general, risk groups (teenagers and e
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This one is almost half the resolution. UHD vs 5K
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Minor correction: Putin did not install any leaders in Belarus. Lukashenko became a president years before anyone heard of Putin (1994). Lukashenko has always maintained close relationship with Putin's Russia and would have supported s
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I think you forgot your own argument. Let me remind you: "If Ukraine were to join NATO, there would be a NATO base inside that range [529 mi] in days." You are trying to justify Putin's actions by inventing a hypothetical whi
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Latvia is ~420 miles from Moscow and is already part of NATO. What is so special about Kiev?
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Because EU regulators knew what the response will be. Trade wars go both ways, and EU is more vulnerable in case of all out confrontation.
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It is different in way that same technology now let you use your phone to accept payment via tap. Not just to pay.
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I think these two ideas made it a success more than some old games it is built on: 1. Whole world playing against each other trying to guess same word every day 2. Easy way to share your results without spoiling the game
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Average salary around that time was £70 for men and £30 for women [1]. So they [Cristie's husband] were making 10x-15x average per year. I'd say someone that makes 10x current average (~$500K) doesn't have a problem buying a
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Why do you think this is an invasion map? It's just a map.
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But why would they need to live nearby? Or have a similar house? Maybe as an empty nesters they can move to a smaller house and use spare change for other nice things?
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Hmm... in a few companies I've worked holiday shutdown was not coming out of PTO budget.
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"Second World" was the Soviet Union and its allies. SA most likely was a part of the First World.
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There is no single US. Each state has it own program to separate students into different tracks. In mine they identified "talented kids" in 3rd grade and they have advanced math and language programs going forward. They had additi
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Are lights timed to 40-45 mph in both directions?
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Interesting. Before they made red light cameras illegal in my city they required two photos to prove that you are in violation: - one that shows your car before crossing the stop line when the light is red - second showing your car after cr
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Carousel on top of the list has "Watch now" link for each entry.
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Interesting. Bamboo flooring usually has higher Janka rating then other wood used for flooring.
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I am getting survey requests from AA after each flight. It doesn't cost them much to send an email.
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Any bank in America for the last 20 years. I opened my very first account at the branch cause I though they need to see me. Dozens of accounts at multiple financial institutions after that I never had to go to the branch. Most of my account
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US credit card issuers went through the phase of offering disposable credit card numbers 15-20 years ago. And about 10 years ago they started to discontinue this option. I think major selling point was preventing fraud, and it was a hassle
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