

why are people so afraid of tripping the main breaker?
Not everyone know as much as electricity as you, I think is natural to be afraid of something you not know so much and that potentially can burn your house.
why are people so afraid of tripping the main breaker?
Not everyone know as much as electricity as you, I think is natural to be afraid of something you not know so much and that potentially can burn your house.
Op’s great great great person deploying on the middle east.
Workers give their entire lives.
Square for doubt?!! I was wrong thinking it was cross for doubt?
In the capitalist system, the investors deserve all the profits because they’re the ones risking everything, or something like this, I’m not an economists.
XXY11 so they have to learn about intersex and other way sex characteristics can show up.
I moved from a small company to a big one and one of the reasons I said of why I wanted to change in the interview was that I didn’t felt I was properly compensated for the job I did and there’s not space for me to growth up.
Not words but tokens, strawberry could be the tokens ‘straw’ and ‘berry’, but it could also be ‘straw’, ‘be’ and ‘rry’
If you pay for chatgpt you can connect it with wolfrenalpha and it’s relays the maths to it
The AI wants to be a chef
I honestly don’t care how difficult it is, only if it’s possible
Can you think in the relationship of the two variables?
Start listening to dj sets on soundcloud
He is essentially defining things such that everyone is a Christian.
My high school friend who became a religious weirdo, said to me that I’m Christian because I’m a good person, dosen’t matter if I said that I’m Atheist. By that logic everything good is Christian because h label everything he found good as Christian.
This is what I mean, in Brazil if they do that they have to pay a lot of money, I guess in other parts of the world with basic workers law works like that.
Getting fire is the best case, almost everywhere but in the US. In Brazil every month the employer have to deposit 8% of your salary in a savings account that pays 3% interest rates annually. If you are fired without legitimate cause, they have to pay 45% of the value of that account to you, and you are free to liquidate that account. Government bonds today are paying way eay more, so you can just buy bonds and get a 400% value on the long term.
I think is different in different markets, in my actual job, during the interview I said that I would need a month I’m advance to give to my old boss, to close projects and prepare my junior for my leave. After being accepted my new boss told me that this stipulation weighted a lot in the decision to hired me, because they knew I would do the same. I’m an actuarie, our jobs are kinda complex, and someone leaving the company without any notice can complicate everything a lot.
In recent years, television personality Mike Rowe has amassed a wildly popular following due to alleged working-class straight talk about topics ranging from the affordability of college to reasserting a culture of pride in craftsmanship and labor. From his 5.2 million Facebook followers to his cable programs, his everyman schtick, on its surface, can be very appealing: after all, who doesn’t love a hard day’s work and loathe detached, ivory tower eggheads?
But hiding under his superficially appealing blue-collar façade is dangerous ideology, one funded by the Koch Brothers and other far-right, anti-labor corporate interests and specifically tailored to pick off a certain constituency of Home Depot Democrats while pushing political impotence, anti-union narratives and anti-intellectualism. Through a clever combination of working class affectation and folksy charm – often exploiting real fears about a decline in industrialization – Rowe has cultivated an image that claims to be pro-worker, but primarily exists to line the pockets of their boss.
Our guest is Street Fight Radio’s Bryan Quinby.
Even with all the support steam gives to linux, linux isn’t even 3% of steam.
Tell me the weights and I told you the probability of getting 7.
At the moment you have P(x) = {X=1 : 1/6, X=2: 1/6…X=6: 1/6). Give me the new P(X) and I calculate this for you.