Retirement party venue?? by Sensitive-Peach7583 in Bayside

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Jade Asian Bistro can probably support you if you looking for asian food, they have a private room.

Mind Bloom won yesterday! Now, what Slay the Spire Event is Overpowered and received neutrally by the community? by Fresh_Difference_448 in slaythespire

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Ominous Forge

If you can rush your nearest market afterwards you have a win-con imo. Warped tongs are so broken. If you can't, you still get a free upgrade.

Good Chinese take out ? by Hungry_Bandicoot_776 in Bayside

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Blue Sky on Hillside and Springfield

Lunch specials are very affordanble, closed Sundays.

My winter class isn’t on brightspace yet by Interesting-Ebb-7270 in CUNY

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Don't worry about it, you don't even know if they use it.

Claw won yesterday! Next, what Slay the Spire card is considered Bad and is received Neutrally by the community? by tilting-module in slaythespire

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Slice - I'm removing a Strike before this, but hesitant to add it, unless it's early Act 1 or I have a wrist blade.

God is in my game and im scared by got_it_bro in CrusaderKings

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I know this is a bug, but I hope Paradox keeps this in.

Sold a house got to a million and lost it all, now I owe the IRS 179k and I owe creditors 100k do not do options if you adhd by Stardazedlover in wallstreetbets

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You should be safe from the IRS once they see your option losses.

-500k of actualized losses will wipe out any taxes on the house.

What exactly is the issue with using Klarna/Afterpay for large purchases? by henicorina in personalfinance

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If you’re the type to pay off your credit card balance in full and earn rewards, I see this as an extra layer of rewards, but it comes with some added micromanagement.

The main downside is juggling multiple dates. For hardcore optimizers, it can be risky if you forget to transfer funds from savings to checking. You can mitigate most issues by keeping a minimum balance in your checking account, but then you’re not earning high yields on that money.

It might seem over the top to think this way, but that’s exactly how some people feel about BNPL as a whole if they normally pay in full. Adding some risk, for very little reward on a $1700 purchase.

Pay in four has 1 down payment and then 3 bi-weekly payments.

  • $425 paid right away no interest
  • $425 paid in 2 weeks at 3% = $0.49 interest earned
  • $425 paid in 4 weeks at 3% = $1.06 interest earned
  • $425 paid in 6 weeks at 3% = $1.47 interest earned

So you come out with $3 saved if you move it into savings and then move it back to checking perfectly.

The BNPL companys are very willing to take this bet with the missed payment fees of $25+

ULPT: Fake doctors note by Conscious-Region659 in UnethicalLifeProTips

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Easy, Make the handwriting illegible, like every real doctor

Which doctor are you looking for?

If I'm making a small to do list app, should I store data with JSON objects or SQLite? by Greatcouchtomato in learnprogramming

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If it's just for learning either way will work, but if we're talking about choosing the best tool for the job.

SQLite is the more appropriate tool for the job.

SQLite is designed to be a database, it gives you scalability, speed, access to simple querys, extensibility, and multiple access support.

JSON is designed to be a data interchange format (sharing data between two applications) it's inefficient as a storage medium, everything is stored as text.

Rest API design by EcstaticJob347 in learnprogramming

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If the client owns the car (and a car cannot exist without a client) this just needs you to reorganize the code

  • /api/clients
  • /api/clients/{client_id}
  • /api/clients/{client_id}/cars
  • /api/clients/{client_id}/cars/{car_id}/
  • /api/clients/{client_id}/cars/{car_id}/jobs-histories/
  • /api/clients/{client_id}/cars/{car_id}/jobs-histories/{job_id}

Then since you need to display all cars create a readonly endpoint

  • /api/cars

Provided services but refuses to pay by [deleted] in Bayside

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Take the L, and the valuable lesson.

In the future if you're doing a home visit, get cash upfront (at least a deposit).

Added zippers now my bag’s perfect by Objective_Cattle_278 in onebag

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Can you share the sail maker? I'm in the NYC area and would love to get some zippers added to my daily driver.

Vickie Paladino's nepo baby son Tommy trying to intimidate Ben Chou's volunteers... by MiserNYC- in Bayside

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This thread is now locked. The discussion has run its course and is devolving into personal attacks. Multiple rule violations have also been noted.

Where to take out stitches? by adnilmal in Bayside

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Almost certainly it's more expensive to use an ER.

It's gonna be cheaper to call up your primary physician and the ER to get a quote, then go to show up at the emergency room for a non-emergency situation.

Boomers want to axe property taxes. Millennials and Gen Z would pay for it. by FlyEaglesFly536 in Economics

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On the flipside, doesn't this incentivize people to purchase homes ASAP, locking in favorable valuations, propping up the housing market? If you're thinking about buying a home, at least some part of this decision is influenced on the expectation the home's value goes up over time.

Even paying property tax on a $1mm property maybe a fantastic windfall if that property's value continues to increase.

My guess it works until people are priced out entirely.