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youeseh
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My ex-boss is Chinese and this is what she had to say: The best universities in China are public universities. Performing competitively in the single standardized exam is the only ticket into the most competitive university programs. Everyo
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> But the solutions to solar's limitations seem to be in their infancy We're further along than you think.
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If you're rich enough, then perhaps fitting into your own flying car is good motivation to hire a personal trainer ;).
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Facebook's SMS account unlocker is not functioning
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There were definitely a bunch of HN gatherings in the early days with great turnouts.
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So, between 2021 and 2026, it'll inflate. Then it'll "crash" down to 2023 levels, yah?
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The notes app in my Mac. Notes are quick and dirty - they'll end up in Jira / Confluence / Email / Trello..
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Having worked remotely before and since Covid, I prefer to at least keep my camera on. I think it makes me more approachable... as approachable as can be expected anyway. I've also been in large meetings where everyone has the camera o
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Easy enough to fix: "Nobel scientist's deletion from Wikipedia before rise to prominence points to wider bias" I wish news outlets would stick to reporting the news.
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Young folks aren't in a position to do much about it. They're deeply indebted and need the job. Many old folks can't do much about it either. They're also deeply indebted and need the job.
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Yeah, no reason to instill a sense of fairness in students, eh? :P
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From a consumer's point of view, what choice do we have? All it takes is a trip to Costco. Everything is wrapped in plastic. Yet, they have the cheapest prices.
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My team is distributed around the US. A number of people joined after the pandemic started, which forced the firm to go from fully in-house to fully-remote overnight. Our experience is that a team that works together to solve problems build
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What does "show up" mean when the technology allows you to "show up", and fulfill all of a job's requirements remotely?
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Can you accept payment in Euro in the US and then pay taxes in Euro? I don't believe this is the case. As far as the IRS is concerned, everything that isn't USD is just another non-currency asset. So far Bitcoin is a currency in E
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If we sell something in exchange for money, we are supposed to record the value in USD (if based in the US) at the time of sale, and pay taxes in USD on the sale / profits etc. So, Bitcoin is a fancy way of exchanging USD, similar to t
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Do people in Bed Stuy (or the rest of the city) organize against new construction that reduces supply?
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I think it's fair to say that, the more pressure there is to meet short-term obligations, the higher the crime rate. Let's say there was no short-term renting allowed in Bed Stuy. Then, would there be enough supply of affordable h
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Since the government of India is setting targets for net coal export, you'll likely have to meet output quotas. So, good luck! :D
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Right now if a vehicle on auto pilot gets into an accident, the driver is scrutinized. That is reasonable. The driver is expected to be alert incase intervention is needed. If we take the manual override away, then we'll be squarely in
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How would the government of Japan do away with this? If it was more important than backing the 4 day work week, why don't you think it happened first?
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White House unveiled new mapping tool to show gaps in broadband internet service
(broadbandusa.maps.arcgis.com)
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Isn't this illegal in California.. you can't sign your rights away.
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I've worked several customer service jobs and helped many people navigate dealing with customers on a frontline. It can be learned and taught. I'm not saying, "the customer is always right", but negotiation - even on the
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> rude customers Dealing with rude customers is quickly learned. The stuff around internal politics though - little pecking order shit, where the managers and other coworkers can and often do make working unbearable causes many exits and
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Being a US citizen, you can choose between El Salvador or a number of tax-free American states, because you're still obligated to file your federal taxes even if you reside outside of the USA.
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Most accents that aren't your neutral evening news accent sound "heavy".
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His followers may not have been the goal of Tweeting. They can be reached out to directly via email. Twitter allowed him to reach reporters who read, spread, and amplified whatever he tweeted.
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Laws are both slower to enact and slower to change compared to executive action.
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This was hilariously fun to play. Thank you! :)
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