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Comment #37774460
There's enough of a market that the Casio G-Shock is still alive and well.
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Comment #36154231
Location: San Francisco Bay Area, California Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: I'm flexible and willing to learn languages/frameworks based on the company's needs. …
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Comment #31534191
The argument I usually see is that there would be less need for transportation as the removal of explicit zoning would be part of the effort for increasing density and that would p…
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Comment #30935780
Yep makes sense. Thanks!
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Comment #30935757
Ah, gotcha. Thanks!
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Comment #30935550
Maybe I just haven't had enough coffee this morning, but I don't understand the scenario you're describing. Could you elaborate?
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Comment #30169563
Omada Health | San Francisco + Remote | Visas OK | ONSITE/US-REMOTE Omada Health is on a mission to inspire and engage people in lifelong health, one step at a time. We’re looking …
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Comment #29630123
I agree that the above is what we should do as individuals to make our own interview experience smoother. It's a shame that we have to though, considering that the interviewers all…
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Comment #29628922
Not currently interviewing, but in the past i've failed interviews because I didn't do something that the interviewer didn't ask me to do. This would be something like expecting th…
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Comment #29412086
Omada Health | San Francisco + Remote | Visas OK | ONSITE/US-REMOTE Omada Health is on a mission to inspire and engage people in lifelong health, one step at a time. We’re looking …
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Comment #29068340
Omada Health | San Francisco + Remote | Visas OK | ONSITE/US-REMOTE Omada Health is on a mission to inspire and engage people in lifelong health, one step at a time. We’re looking …
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Comment #26114679
Tires have a born on date stamped on them and they also crack and wear with age even if they're not used unless you seal them up. I think you're overestimating how many people woul…
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Comment #26109851
It's definitely possible that this happens, but I doubt that a lot of people would go out of their way to have that kind of setup. If you have the tools, the willingness to change …
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Comment #26109832
Fair, but there are other existing avenues for enforcement. CHP can already write fix-it tickets for bald tires if they wanted to. We could also require shops to report it as part …
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Comment #26107258
It's unfortunate that they went in that direction as opposed to something like a tire tax. Just have the regular smog tests also include a tire wear check to catch the folks trying…
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Comment #23236945
Support plans make sense for products/software that are sold and expected to operate independently (cars as always are a good example). Heck, even those products generally come wit…
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Comment #23106793
Reduce the quality/quantity of the existing product to keep the same price over time. Release another similar 'product', possibly under a different product name and/or brand with t…
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Comment #22739139
Good. Touch screen controls are a good tool for communicating visual information while having some way to still give users some controls. Tactile controls are good tools for when t…
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Comment #22015550
Consent is murky at best when there's a large power discrepancy between two co-workers. See: everything that's been going on with Hollywood in the past couple of years
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Comment #21172454
I think a simple solution to this is to require everyone to have a minimum of a scooter/moped license first before being able to apply for a driver's license. Maybe we'll inject so…
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Comment #21026989
I disagree with coining a different term to make it more socially acceptable. Therapist being generic is useful for keeping mental health issues under a single blanket and preventi…
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Comment #21000517
I also just realized that WeWork owns Meetup.com. I don't know how I missed that.
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Comment #21000144
How would WeWork going under torpedo meetup.com? I'm not super familiar with their relationship with each other. Some quick Googling shows that they do have one partnership for a p…
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Comment #20998820
Whether or not it's deserved doesn't change that it's still more people than the existing population who votes no wanted. Playing devil's advocate for a moment, the companies that …
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Comment #20996169
The folks who are pushing for more housing to be built in the bay are pushing density on folks who are against it. Disclaimer: I'm not saying that that's good or bad.