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by x2f10 8y ago
I suspect this is nothing more than a continuation of the 'nerds are hot' crowd. Where nerd is a person who wears glasses.
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by x2f10 8y ago
>Egalitarianism: the doctrine that all people are equal and deserve equal rights and opportunities.
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by x2f10 8y ago
Bingo. The potential support amplifies for those that have (or are planning to have) children.
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by x2f10 8y ago
Robinhood has multiple (perceived or real) advantages: there are no trading fees or minimums; you can trade equities, options, and cryto-currencies; the app's UI is simple and intuitive; etcetera. Robinhood is doing the most to make tr
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by x2f10 8y ago
>LogMeIn is retiring Xmarks from its line of products as of May 1, 2018. After this date, you will no longer have access to Xmarks.
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by x2f10 9y ago
I'm starting a career in accounting and would appreciate a recommendation or two on what outside-of-school resources you used to better your understanding. Recommendations?
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by x2f10 9y ago
- The Apple TV interface is an abomination. The learning curve is so steep that my mother outright refuses to continue trying.
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by x2f10 9y ago
How does the opt-out work? Is it simply turning off the notifications or is it also not storing the match when it recognizes your face? Clearly it doesn't know who you are (as an opt-out participant) until it scans the image.
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by x2f10 9y ago
Good points. I'd also argue that humans don't want to tax their decision making skills as it's often time consuming & exhausting. When you purchase a Coca-Cola, the assumption is that you're purchasing dependability
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by x2f10 9y ago
What's a good workout for a beginner w/o access to a gym?
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by x2f10 9y ago
I agree - IMO, meditation's benefits pale in comparison to the benefits of regular exercise. That's not to diminish the benefits of meditation but to emphasis the benefits of exercise. I find that with regular exercise, I am much
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by x2f10 9y ago
I can't wait. I'm in the NW and housing is to the point that a 'starter family' is incapable of living in a 'starter home'. Studio apartments $1,200+.
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by x2f10 9y ago
I have an identical situation with Verizon Wireless. I pre-ordered the Pixel 2 and cancelled the order 4 days prior to the release date. I called AGAIN to verify the order was cancelled. I'm told yes. Verizon shipped the order, charged
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by x2f10 9y ago
>when you are looking for a blockbuster movie or old show its all the same selection and prices. Not always. Google has a smaller selection of 90s Nickelodeon shows than Apple (Kenan & Kel, Are You Afraid of the Dark?, etc). It'
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by x2f10 9y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mw6rpTWrj0g
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by x2f10 9y ago
I wonder the same. My tin-foil theory: The poor are no longer able to purchase consumer goods as their entire income goes to their basic needs. With the middle class being pushed to the poor class, this will have devastating consequences fo
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by x2f10 9y ago
>But it seems kind of antithetical to how grocery stores make money. They're low margin, high volume businesses. And this directly attacks volume. Not necessarily. The margin on meal kits are stronger than the ingredients alone (e.g
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by x2f10 9y ago
>How long was I supposed to wait for this fade-in? It never did for me. I was able to read the article only after suspending my ad blocker (uBlock Origin).
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by x2f10 9y ago
>10 years later the interest you earn on it will be more than the 30% you are putting in. How? 5% interest, $1,000 monthly injections, compounded monthly over 10 years. $120k in deposits, $36k in interest.
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by x2f10 9y ago
Hi, Brad. I'm now embarking on a non-programming learning crusade. I agree with your comments on immersion, but I find it quite difficult to become immersed. I am often distracted or don't have the "energy" to do the ser
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by x2f10 9y ago
Transmitting real-time data that's in accordance with GAAP would be quite a feat due to the amount of adj entries that are required.
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by x2f10 9y ago
It has started. Fred Meyer (Kroger) and Wal-mart now have this option in my town.
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by x2f10 9y ago
Now that you've done the optimism, let me help with the pessimism. >1. Amazon builds the service such that brands loose their power. All the negative psych/social phenomena of brand culture are gone, and with it, btw , all the
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by x2f10 9y ago
I've been interested in Robinhood for some time. Does anybody here have experience with the app (good or bad) they can share?
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by x2f10 10y ago
I might be shunned for beating the dead horse, but while he talks about 'True Customer Obsession', he allows counterfeit goods erode his customer's trust in Amazon. I'd argue Amazon's 'process as proxy' in
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by x2f10 10y ago
>I associate it with poor productivity or time management, bad planning or scope management, unrealistic leadership expectations, and/or weak-willed individuals (e.g., unwilling to push back). Nailed it. It's the same individua
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by x2f10 10y ago
>tourism is [an] irrational industry and the crazier the ride, the more people will be interested. The comparison is foolish. NASA's estimates a trip to Mars would take 21 months [1]. I don't know where you work, but I doubt yo
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by x2f10 10y ago
>Just because terrorists are terrible people doesn't mean they are also lazy. Great point. However, this is the same group that thinks a wall is going to deter multi-millionaire drug lords.
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by x2f10 10y ago
Semantics. There are industries where the employees are paid less than minimum wage as anticipated tips are factored into their overall compensation. If the tips do not meet the minimum wage threshold, the business is responsible for the di
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by x2f10 10y ago
>We've all done that exercise in school Ha! I have not, but that's a great exercise. I'd be interested in hearing the "winner's" responses to the questions.

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