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Testimonials in general are like these cheesy or sleazy infomercials on home shopping channels, fake and worthless and that's why they earned the bad reputation that they have. Also, it is not even that the essay itself is totally bere
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Prompted by the negative feedback that this essay received, ranging from being a sales pitch in disguise, to being a word salad going in all directions without answering the central question posed by the author right in the opening paragrap
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> But I’m eagerly waiting for one concrete example, and none are to be found. Were you looking for testimonials embedded in the essay to meet your expectations? Of course, this wouldn't be acceptable as it would turn the piece unmis
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This should be frowned upon and targeted not praised or condoned. This reinforces ghettoization and propagation of ethnocentric worldviews with all the vices of this ideology from prejudice, xenophobia, you name it.
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I had my doubts too about the story esp the part where he claimed to have had sent 100 applications for open postdoc positions in a very niche area of research; namely "Plant Biology", which raised my suspicions, and that's w
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I fail to see how this refutes my argument. Maybe you wanted an outlet to air your grievances or vent your frustration with past experiences that you might have had with individuals from the Muslim community, which is totally understandable
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Thanks for the self-esteem boost in this early morning, PG. I totally needed it. I always beat myself up that I am not a quick, efficient and articulate enough as a writer and I always to take some time to organize and reorganize my thought
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I didn't say that you necessarily or explicitly endorse this position but your comment unfortunately came cross as forgiving of this practice. Also, I don't see how this behavior can be viewed as rational since we're talking
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This is plain old favoritism and should be countered not celebrated, condoned or dealt with in a business as usual manner.
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It's also a hell lot more fun if you're Arab and atheist esp if you carry a religious name, you will be targeted all the time, and try to explain yourself and the associations that you might have with your background culture/
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Jesús is a valid and common name for Hispanic males and I don't see how this would disqualify them from being considered for these positions.
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Not all Muslims are religious nutjobs either.
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Which is a bit ignorant, don't you think? This concern should have been addressed, if it really materially affects performance on the team, and this is a big IF, in the dreaded cultural fit part of the interview and not like that where
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Fingers crossed! We need more decentralization and redundancy in these services lest we see our future turn hostage to corporate financial or political interests.
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The USC so far proved to be resilient, adaptable and durable but timeless? It remains to be seen but I have my doubts esp. in a future socio-political context where post-modernism and cyberpunk ideals reign supreme.
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> a "Google Lens" type augmented-reality translation on the fly of great-great-grandma Edith's old love letters. Actually, your failover system makes me feel anxious inside. What if this proprietary tech gone missing or di
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I got it. Can you tell me please why opted for this esoteric and non mainstream term and not for a more common one like "companion" and the likes?
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Well, I see how referring to reproduction in a herd of deer, as a collective, in everyday speech, by using the word "multiplying", but not on an individual level, which adds to my point. As you can see, getting terminology right i
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I echo the same sentiment here but mainly for C language as If my memory serves me right, I didn't have any encounter with C++. My experience was negative overall and traumatic to some extent and I wouldn't rule out that some who
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I've checked out the video but I got really distracted instead. Maybe I am not the target audience of this video but to stay on topic and expand on the same theme, I came across this video [1] that's probably more effective in ext
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Are these body double volunteers active part of the ADHD community? I can see how this can set you apart from the competition as you have already an active and enthusiastic members among the community doing their best to help each other sin
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My understanding of the pertinent terms in this specific context is as follows: 1) Multiplying: Asexual reproduction only. 2) Reproduction: Sexual and asexual reproduction. 3) Procreation: Sexual reproduction only.
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All talk, no action
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> Will the output of your product prevent the cells from procreating/multiplying? How would unicellular organisms procreate exactly?! I am not being pedantic here but procreation usually entails sexual reproduction and I don't
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Same here, reporting the same bug. I thought it was some weird nerdy inside joke or some obscure pop culture ref that I should see for myself but nope just a good old malfunction and of all places, it was HN that broke the news and I came a
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Hi, Is the Frontend Engineer position open remotely to applicants outside the UK or domestically?
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For a post-Covid world where remote job opportunities are on the rise, this is becoming less and less of a pressing matter. People can work from nearby towns where housing costs are relatively moderate and just hit the head office in Lisbon
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By searching "Californians in Portugal", just one of many on the top search results page: Welcome to Portugal, the new expat haven. Californians, please go home https://www.latimes.com/world-nation/story/
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I totally understand your pain in seeing your hometown turning into a hellish zone but I can't pass on calling the irony in your story since these same Cali exiles are one of the principal factors in pricing ordinary locals in Portugal
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Why does everyone want to live in Lisbon? There are other decent metropolises in Portugal and other fun spots around the country not to get crammed in the capital.
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