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6y ago
No it won't, because they aren't going to apply the standard consistently. It will be used against specific sites for political reasons.
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6y ago
the world wide web?
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6y ago
It's remarkable how little discussion there is about where SARS-CoV-2 actually came from. Yes, there is some. But it's a tiny fraction of the overall amount of digital ink that has been spilled over this during the past year. The
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6y ago
"Rather, prejudiced people take one look at you, see your gray hair, and make assumptions about you"" Often, I suspect, it isn't even about making conscious assumptions. People just have positive and negative subconsciou
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6y ago
First as tragedy, then as farce.
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6y ago
It's ironic that Emily Bazelon, the author of this essay, is the granddaughter of the late influential federal judge David Bazelon. Judge Bazelon was a well-known progressive and a well-known free speech proponent. Although his grandda
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6y ago
I didn't get an MBA from HBS, but I did cross-register into a class there while getting a different degree. The classroom experience there is sui generis, and it definitely couldn't be translated into an online format without dimi
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6y ago
It's even more than that. The classroom experience is absolutely central to the program.
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Agreed. Carrying out a DDos attack is illegal, so these services are protecting sites against illegal activity. If we want to uphold the rule of law, protecting against illegal activity should be acceptable regardless of the contents of a w
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6y ago
Maybe you could, but would you want to? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BBvIweCIgwk
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7y ago
Yes, but only if it's a common practice. Doesn't work if you're an early adopter.
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7y ago
Someone I know well, who owns an engineering company, used to be a big proponent of this but has soured on it. It absolutely is possible for people to learn complex technical skills (like mechanical or software engineering) in a professiona
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9y ago
I know the local pay scale pretty well. He was out of work for a while, and he definitely would have taken a salary equivalent to what I was making.
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9y ago
I'm a grad student at an elite American university. Several weeks ago, some other students and I attended a recruiting presentation put on by a large multinational company I won't name. The woman who gave the presentation services