Iefthandrule

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by Iefthandrule 5y ago
The problem is that both parties represent the interests of the wealthy. Not this "red" team / "blue" team nonsense. I just don't understand how HN readership can fall for this.
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by Iefthandrule 5y ago
A background check is run in addition to a credit check.
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by Iefthandrule 5y ago
Having an arrest on your record is enough to bar your from job and housing, even if charges were dropped or you were found not guilty. That alone is enough of a chilling effect to affect behavior: for example, staying away from protests or
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by Iefthandrule 5y ago
Your credit score is run before you can buy a house or rent an apartment. We are already there.
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by Iefthandrule 5y ago
I have found that for the most part, even if we aren't working for our employer, we are still "working" at building the economy in other ways: working on the house to increase the value of land, brushing up on skills to make
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by Iefthandrule 5y ago
Who gets the profit vs who pays for the costs?
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by Iefthandrule 5y ago
They are just working two jobs.
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by Iefthandrule 5y ago
If you have customers or stakeholders then you are not your own boss.
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by Iefthandrule 5y ago
If all of your exes are still significant parts of your life, how do you determine who will look after the kids when you are busy with work or aren't feeling well? Are they all willing to engage in major parental roles, and to take tho
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by Iefthandrule 5y ago
It's more about Americans not wanting to hold their elected officials accountable.
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by Iefthandrule 5y ago
> The only people who can do something about it don’t care about outcomes enough to fix the problem. In other words, malicious intent the whole way down. Though I'm sure it feels good to blame the faceless "bureaucracy" an
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by Iefthandrule 5y ago
You make it sound like no one is responsible for setting the budget and determining that a decently paid IT staff is not worth it. It is malicious intent the whole way down.
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by Iefthandrule 5y ago
Who better to profit off of nerds? It's not like there is any kind of solidarity or union among techies.
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by Iefthandrule 5y ago
Can't teach everyone to have a backbone. Heck, nerds are infamous for being easy to manipulate.
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by Iefthandrule 5y ago
Lack of internet connectivity should be a basic scenario any browser should have a plan for.
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by Iefthandrule 5y ago
Sounds like the setup of a joke whose punchline is "So they can dodge paying taxes better."
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by Iefthandrule 5y ago
House flippers are notorious for cosmetic upgrades that maximize their profit, not upgrades that maximize quality.
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by Iefthandrule 5y ago
Don't companies lobby legislators to prevent this?
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by Iefthandrule 5y ago
Did someone say ponzi scheme? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27585207
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by Iefthandrule 5y ago
Does sweat not affect the Oculus Quest?
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by Iefthandrule 5y ago
> That’s such a poor excuse. More specifically, it is misinformation.
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by Iefthandrule 5y ago
Oh right, how could I forget the string-only command line version of Instagram?
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by Iefthandrule 5y ago
You are right, but Instagram is on there twice.
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by Iefthandrule 5y ago
That's why you pay off the guards, etc.
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by Iefthandrule 5y ago
There are plenty of ways to cheat at chess. Here's one: program chess pieces to make the optimal move for you. If you are not allowed to provide the pieces, find out the pieces being used ahead of time and create programmable replicas.
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by Iefthandrule 5y ago
Sure. But the assumption is that his options are eating either funnel cakes or burgers, which is just not true.
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by Iefthandrule 5y ago
The food options at Six Flags Magic Mountain are actually more diverse than one would expect: https://www.sixflags.com/magicmountain/things-to-do/restaura...