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by zz865 5y ago
TSA aside you're right, compared to most of the developed world the US does have an awful lot more jobs of greeters, wait staff, doormen, security and other people standing around helping. Its marginally better service but feels like a
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by zz865 5y ago
I have a meeting today today to negotiate with another audit team that my TPS reports can be proven to be accurate. I only did this 2 months ago with external audit. Shoot me now.
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by zz865 5y ago
There used to be Wolves and Mountain lions to keep the deer under control.
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by zz865 5y ago
Lyme is just one of the horrible diseases ticks carry. Would be nice to cull most of the deer in the North East. A few decades ago they were rare, now they're everywhere.
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by zz865 5y ago
Thanks, that sounds about right. Throw Rust in there too, its an interesting time.
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by zz865 5y ago
Anyone seen jobs for business applications? Go seems to have a sweet spot for systems. I'd like to replace Java at my work but no one else is doing it.
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by zz865 5y ago
Assuming US starts to let people in again.
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by zz865 5y ago
Presumably in the meantime its also vulnerable to landslides and then coverage by invasive species of plants.
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by zz865 5y ago
Absolutely true. Though when I was looking for a job 5 years ago I had "stale" classic skills and no one wanted to hire me because employers were looking for new skills, cloud etc. Now I make sure my work is new tech rather what i
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by zz865 5y ago
I've worked in both and most taxes in NYC were higher than London, but VAT means its probably the same. The biggest difference is in the US you get very little for it except 13 aircraft carriers where the UK you get a decent safety net
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by zz865 5y ago
I'm impressed 15% of people can lose weight. I'd expect 99% of people to weigh the same or more at 40 than 18.
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by zz865 5y ago
Honestly I wish there was more screaming and yelling. I'm tired of fake smiles and passive aggressive behavior. If you dont like what I'm doing please tell me. I'm up for a proper debate. One of the best places I worked at oc
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by zz865 5y ago
Where is my 27in OLED? its 2021 already.
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by zz865 5y ago
For IPS there seems a big price difference between 27 and 32. I think 27 is good size.
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by zz865 5y ago
Or is it just because there are more people now? Someone posted the other day about how number of people dying is much lower than 100 years ago.
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by zz865 5y ago
Is anywhere getting better? It seems the whole world is either flooding or burning right now, it seems pretty bleak. Surely some places will become nicer places to live. My friend in Chicago said winters are getting milder but summers stayi
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by zz865 5y ago
When talking about living standards, it must always be pretty nice living on the Mediterranean, drinking your wine with fresh fish, rustic bread and olive oil etc. Got to be great compared to the guys freezing their butts off in Northern Eu
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by zz865 5y ago
It doesn't make sense to me - I'd think we all get enough oxygen even in stale air. Is there any hypothetical reason why they'd think it would make you healthier or smarter?
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by zz865 5y ago
Ask John McAfee how not filing turned out.
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by zz865 5y ago
I used Sybase and SQL Server for a long time. PostgresSQL I found much tougher than expected to figure out. Just seems built for functionality over ease of use. I guess I got to get used to it.
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by zz865 5y ago
Another article recommending Mediterranean diet. The healthy Greek and Italian people I know seem to have coffee and a cigarette for breakfast. It seems traditionally food was tight and often in the winter they'd skip meals and go hung
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by zz865 5y ago
> The short version is that I was told we had to have it finished before anyone could go home. We were there until 9pm. That was my first day as a full-time employee. I'd heard of modern companies trying to get new employees to rele
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by zz865 5y ago
> I don't know what else to do. Kids man. Get on that train you wont have to worry about what to do in your spare time.
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by zz865 5y ago
Yeah actually driving to airport, parking and checking in is good. Mostly Europe wins on public transport to the airport.
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by zz865 5y ago
Good point. I think though that being a entrepreneur and especially a manager is a lot harder than it looks. There is no real reason why a coder or a comedian would be good at starting a company. Yeah being the boss looks easy until you act
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by zz865 5y ago
Any reason why USA has the worst airports in the world? Actually does anyone know if the infrastructure bill will improve anything?
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by zz865 5y ago
The last few decades I've seen a lot of bigger buildings have slab concrete walls with brick veneers. This seems a quicker and cheaper way of doing it. Would seem like a good place to try to automate the veneer placement.
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by zz865 5y ago
I've seen many house fires over the last few years that were from chargers. I'd hope risk of bursting into flames is one of the most important things when choosing - it freaks me out. I'd hope the big brands have 0% chance of
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by zz865 5y ago
> There is a very real salary range between "low enough that I'll think about applying for other jobs" and "so low I'll actually start applying for jobs". True, the other side is if you're trying to hir
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Companies Want Remote Workers in All States but 1(theatlantic.com)
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