HaloZero

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by HaloZero 6y ago
They only need 50 votes and the Republican Senate will 100% confirm somebody, especially since they have the lame duck session too.
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by HaloZero 6y ago
There's a benefit to having a standard question that you can grade independently, you can uncover your own teams biases by having two people evaluate a candidate. One who met them, one who didn't. It can avoid interviewer bias wit
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by HaloZero 6y ago
I remember learning Humpbacks work to deny Orcas meals sometimes. I can totally imagine Orcas connecting the dots to attack smaller boats. If anything it could just be stress + source of noise == bad. https://www.nationalgeograph
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by HaloZero 6y ago
How do you avoid bias? It seems that if a personal project aligns with the interviewer's preferences or tastes it could create a huge bias.
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by HaloZero 6y ago
Do you have a good source on why soy production is harmful? I think the idea is that it's not AS harmful. Regardless of the land damage that soy production takes it's not as bad as the land needed for animals & the food to fee
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by HaloZero 6y ago
I wonder how much of that is a networking effect. If you met an Iranian woman outside of Iran, the chances they had the money to travel or have a connected family is higher. I think the government nets capture lots of people. Anyone who is
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by HaloZero 6y ago
Isn't turbulence hard to predict? Could something cause an issue. I always assume pilot take over or at least monitor things more aggressively when the plane starts shaking a lot.
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by HaloZero 6y ago
We had Columbine in our era. Maybe it took a bit more effort but newsground.com was an easy site to play some screwed up games. It existed and could easily be found.
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by HaloZero 6y ago
Actually, they do. USC will give you full ride your parents make under $80,000.
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by HaloZero 6y ago
No source but it's probably not even success. It's a lot of just numbers that wealthy people can also try to be entrepreneurs because they have their safety net to replay.
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by HaloZero 6y ago
I believe the idea is that employee protections and standards must come from the government. Sometimes it comes up naturally (see the benefits of being a software engineer) but when unemployment is high those protections tend to go away esp
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by HaloZero 6y ago
It won't even have to wait till then. November is the Prop 22 ballot. If it fails, I imagine Lyft/Uber will just have to start switching. By Sept. 4 each defendant must submit a sworn statement from its CEO “confirming that it has
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by HaloZero 6y ago
Whoa. Must be interesting on the pandemic pods. I haven't heard first hand about this in any of the articles I've been reading about it. Do all 5 families have some kind of agreement about safety and rules about exposing yourself?
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by HaloZero 6y ago
Ha. My parents actually do google.com just to type in something like facebook.com which searches and they find facebook. I doubt getting them to switch would be very easy unless you did some deal with browsers. But they like most others els
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by HaloZero 6y ago
I think quick is more about getting the results back quicker. But in terms of taking the test, it takes time to get to a testing site. A take home test would be a huge boon.
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by HaloZero 6y ago
Effectively are you saying: if I hacked your account I hacked your VPN username/password too? It's still an extra step that might trigger some sketchy senses of some people. Not sure if it still doesn't work effectively for t
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by HaloZero 6y ago
I'm not sure I agree with your consensus. I would agree that partisanship might increase but not sure if that's the same as Extremism? Can you explain your connection more?
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by HaloZero 6y ago
I highly highly doubt that all 100,000 workers are striking. The article mentions that workers will strike and that it's being organized by Gig Workers Collective but I haven't ever found anyone indicating how many people actually
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by HaloZero 6y ago
Huh, I didn't really see that. I did some cursory searches and haven't found a lot of banks. Maybe you're thinking the lender field is the category of the company?
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by HaloZero 6y ago
I don't think so? I did a lot of tax work for VITA and met a lot of parents. Mostly low income and low-middle income got full scholarships and grants but if you're middle class it highly depends on the institution. The larger scho
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by HaloZero 6y ago
I'm not sure if things like this are exactly grey... https://twitter.com/StefanMolyneux/status/108248906874151321... https://twitter.com/StefanMolyneux/status/118100374698304307...
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by HaloZero 6y ago
At least Marxism tries to make a utopia for everyone (and fails) vs Klan tries to make a "utopia" for only white people. If you want to base on purely aims and purpose. If you want to base it on application/reality, the Klan
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by HaloZero 6y ago
Nope and I doubt they do. But a test of 99% would better for Amazon/ACLU to take on.
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by HaloZero 6y ago
I agree. I wish the ACLU would re-run the results at 99%. But Amazon's example post about law enforcement has it set to 85%. I don't think this 99% thing is communicated properly at Amazon if it's getting through blog posts l
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by HaloZero 6y ago
I mean... I'm was looking up stuff and it seems the arsons have been up since March at least in Vancouver. https://www.straight.com/news/vancouver-police-warn-of-sharp...
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by HaloZero 6y ago
I think that's a metaphor like they want to destroy systematic racism or prison industrial complex? But I haven't seen those posts. Anything public you wanna share?
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by HaloZero 6y ago
I don't think it's a double standard but yeah I agree with you that cause is important here. 100% it matters what you're risking yourself for. Lots of people on the left were calling for more support from the government to ha
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by HaloZero 6y ago
I'm a Ranger. One of rules though is not to put ourself in danger. Which is opposite of what a cop might need to do. We have a few must reports (rape, lost child, and sexual assault) that we must call in but anecdotally I've rarel
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by HaloZero 6y ago
I don't see why America would be outraged by the man in Philadelphia? Like it seems a terrible murder but what do you expect people to rise against? I'm glad the Democrats are shifting the conversation. You think this hasn't
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by HaloZero 6y ago
I mean, people like to throw around race war occasionally now but I only hear about it from the far-right. Nobody on the far-left is advocating for the extreme violence. During the 1960s, I believe Malcolm X was ready to have a real war to

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