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Baraka Obama won the prize for not being George W Bush and for being the first black President of a country with a terrible history of enslaving and mistreating black people. Side note: Democracy will not work in Egypt until the Muslim Brot
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I don't think it's even litigation they're worried about. It's the tariff power that the cowardly GOP-controlled Congress has given up to Trump to use as a cudgel.
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Tip to others that may have this issue: If you need to cancel Planet Fitness (may work for other national gyms), move your home gym to a location in California and an option to cancel online appears.
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The one in Chicago seems like it’s always busy. I love going in there for the same nostalgic reason. It’s great to be able to go to a store and see a selection of computer parts.
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Paywalled. What does the NYC gifted program entail at those ages? For myself growing up in rural middle America, gifted in elementary/Jr high school was just a special activity once a week, not really anything that separated me from my
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> The answers don't even matter that much, I am always more interested in the demonstrated ability to recognize and reason through the implications of constraint changes when there are no correct answers. People with solid computer
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That's a fair assessment. We're a fairly small company so there are less walls everywhere.
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American capitalism is degenerating into nothing but bullshitting/scamming as many people as possible and getting out before they notice.
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I completely understand people that are just doing it for the paycheck and that's totally fine. However, I do feel that our team needs both types of people to be effective. People that have passion will try new things and explore possi
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It usually amounts to asking only 2 or 3 questions and a lot of discussion. I honestly wouldn't mind if we only get through one question if it leads to good insight on the candidate.
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I get where you’re coming from. I’ve have experienced the “smart person who panics”. I usually tell them upfront that I’m not looking for the correct answer and that I just want to see how they break the problem down. I also try to reiterat
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Yeah, a lot of Reddit seems to be people wallowing in their own unhappiness. As far as the attitude toward employers, I kinda get it. A lot of these kids were sold the idea that college will mean a solid, lasting career and, pre-pandemic, a
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When I hire juniors, I try to give them problems that I know they likely won't be able to solve in the interview because I want to see how they think about things. The problem has become that a lot of kids coming out of college have do
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I'm generally a libertarian-leaning person and I completely agree. Some things are just too destructive/addictive/etc to allow easy and free access to them. And it really saddens me to see American children being introduced t
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Ha. I hadn’t seen the news in the latter link. Washed-up music video director to professional Twitter poster to advisor at Facebook. What a display of the American meritocracy.
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The current US administration also derives a lot of its support from evangelical Christians, who have a belief that Israel must exist in order for Jesus to return to earth. Which I’m sure he’d be a fan of all the lying and killing that was
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They don’t care. Social media has convinced them that this leads to high paying jobs for every do-nothing jagoff despite it not longer being the 1960s and nearly every good job requires specialized training of some degree. Our immigration s
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It’s my understanding that a lot of them were on B-1 visas.
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It’s also stupid to be talking about “sides” when we don’t even have a handle on the shooter. It could be a random crazy person, a Democrat, Trump supporter pissed off that Kirk was trying to help Trump move past the Epstein stuff or any nu
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Or his view that children should be made to watch public executions.
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So all those videos of masked men with no ID grabbing people off of the street are just AI I guess?
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He also spread the rumors that Pelosi’s attacker was just an upset gay lover.
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>a intellectual thought leader in one of the more reasonable groups of conservative youth If calling for the military occupation of US cities is at all reasonable, I struggle to imagine what is unreasonable in your world view.
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You mean the guy that was just advocating for the military occupation of US cities? Or was he just mistaken that the military is a hippie commune?
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"I think empathy is a made up New Age term that does a lot of damage" - Charlie Kirk
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HN posters know better but a lot of them won’t be honest because they want to protect their investments and/or their employer.
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This site is populated by mid-level code monkeys and “founders” of junk B2B startups. So, two groups that have an inflated sense of their own intelligence and believe everything that leaves their lips (or tips of their fingers) is on level
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Exposing a US asset and getting his family kidnapped by the Taliban https://www.propublica.org/article/doge-musk-mohammad-halimi...
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DEI for rich mid-wits is fine for anyone else it’s Communism.
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These people have completely disappeared up their own ass.
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