Decker87

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by Decker87 5y ago
It disadvantages people who aren't good at math.
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by Decker87 5y ago
Cause they're not people. Oh wait...
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by Decker87 5y ago
I can't tell if this is satire. If it is, bravo, well done.
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by Decker87 5y ago
How is someone existing a political issue?
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by Decker87 5y ago
As long as it's called "autopilot" it's going to be a problem.
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by Decker87 6y ago
I had a similar experience. Surgeons can be excellent at performing surgeries but very poor at diagnosing our understanding the myriad issues with ergonomics.
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by Decker87 6y ago
I appreciate you asking respectfully, and I understand the meanings of words like "sexist" and "racist" are changing and subject to opinion. In my opinion, the nuance is whether the difference is truly because of gender
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by Decker87 6y ago
I disagree with this definition of sexism.
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by Decker87 6y ago
I don't blame Qualcomm one bit. Why would they want to support old hardware long after 99% of people aren't using it?
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by Decker87 6y ago
"For example, a senior customer experience specialist will make the same as senior software engineer." Whoa. I don't understand how that's economically feasible unless their "senior CX" role is insanely high va
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by Decker87 6y ago
Doesn't Amazon not use AWS for its main business?
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by Decker87 6y ago
> but they all want me to go and add. Would you mind clarifying this? I use todoist with my inbox as the sole list, and I don't utilize 90% of the features. The biggest thing is to just get in the habit of grooming it regularly.
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by Decker87 6y ago
While being a diversity hire is understandably awkward, I'm not sure what the author expects? She supports the idea, but doesn't want the feeling that comes with it.
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by Decker87 6y ago
It's simple. Tech pays well, so that's where people feel there is the highest leverage to change outcomes.
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by Decker87 6y ago
I think it comes down to which companies and governments are on the other end. I'm far from trusting the US government, but I trust the Chinese government even less.
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by Decker87 6y ago
As much as I like the idea, I wish they'd tweak the gameplay just enough to make all the classes viable. Especially summoner druids.
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by Decker87 6y ago
That's a good point and a fine distinction about whether the success is higher or lower. The point that Noam makes is more that its different. It's not a startup anymore. That probably means less chance of abject failure or succes
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by Decker87 6y ago
Exactly. I'm surprised the article is so poor to not explain this.It's slightly more complicated in that there is a dispute about what money was owed when.
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by Decker87 6y ago
I think the parent comment is suggesting that the very powerful people in hedge funds could use their power to create severe consequences.
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by Decker87 6y ago
Great analysis, although I think it's important to understand all the outsourcing of blue collar jobs and manufacturing was mostly driven by consumer demand for low prices. It's still true today. Most people can pay 2x as much for
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by Decker87 6y ago
I'm hiring two software engineers for my team at Gusto. We're a payroll provider for small businesses. I do my best to treat my team well and make sure they are rewarded and recognized. It's a good company. Feel free to email
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by Decker87 6y ago
Right, but the potential surface area - basically all docs including private ones - is absolutely huge. Preventing this from happening even once it's worth more than 100k IMO.
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by Decker87 6y ago
Being paved opens them up to more types of use, like normal strollers.
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by Decker87 6y ago
It doesn't seem that shady to me. You donate some assets to a DAF instead of directly to a nonprofit, so you can decide later how to actually give it away. As long as that's a one-way path and they can't withdraw it later, I
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by Decker87 6y ago
I know you don't control the police do this isn't directed at you, but... It seems like the police just need to actually do their job if it's causing major issues.
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by Decker87 6y ago
I'm sorry, but I call bullshit. With salary bands imposing constraints, it's not even possible for you to have made a third of what someone doing "the same job" made.
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by Decker87 6y ago
Isn't that the point? To provide some useful functionality for others to build on (and pay for)?
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by Decker87 6y ago
I agree with the general point you make, but carbon fiber bikes aren't that crazy expensive. I bought one for $1k 5 years ago and I love it, even though I don't do any racing or anything like that.
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by Decker87 6y ago
You're not wrong, but... I feel like if there's that much distrust then there are significant other problems and the distrust is going to persist regardless of which tool is chosen.
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by Decker87 6y ago
I'll be waiting for a long, long time then.

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