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I think he meant unisex bathrooms without stalls. That is each bathroom contains its own toilet and sink and there is a normal door you can close to it without any gaps. Every office and every school outside of US I have been to have had th
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That wont help, we know how to turn off humans from across the world with the click of a button yet we still haven't managed to create peace on earth.
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> those who were underperforming weren’t struggling with the fundamental concepts in the class, but with algebra: the problems were caused by not having an intuitive understanding of, for example, the difference between f(x+a) and f(x)+a
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9y ago
My job is to shut down deprecated products, does that count? (It is a lot harder than it sounds)
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From the wikipedia article: > A tintinnabulum often took the form of a bronze phallic figure or fascinum, a magico-religious phallus thought to ward off the evil eye and bring good fortune and prosperity. So those images are showing tint
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5% of all engineers in India is still a sizable amount.
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I like getting up early since everyone else likes getting in late and leaving late. For example if I arrive at 6 and they at 10 I will get 4 undisturbed hours of work. To get the same amount on the other end I would have to arrive at 3 in t
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You can trust that someone will make the decision and still think that they are doing it wrong. Voicing said disagreement doesn't mean that you deflect responsibility, it just means that you think that they could use the feedback. Like
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These people wouldn't be living on hackathon prize money if they could actually build viable products in a few days.
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I fail to see the difference, exams are there to make sure that you taught your kid what the state wants.
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I can easily imagine a bad manager using the quote to justify himself not budging ( Strong opinions held loosely) and also to judge others when they don't budge (Strong opinions held loosely ).
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> You can see that thats exactly what it does here: https://godbolt.org/g/NWa5yZ You are wrong as well, that is what it is doing if you compile it with -O2 on that exact compiler. Try compiling with -O0 instead and
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> It's not fair to replace a local worker with a foreign worker because they're cheaper. Why not? I'd argue that it is more unfair that an American worker gets paid many times more than an Indian worker even when they do e
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> Amazon is the most untouchable, irreplaceable company in tech. I disagree, Amazon is the only big player which have yet to master the international market. I live in Europe and there are plenty of small players here which offers simila
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We wouldn't get anywhere if everyone had to worry about every issue. Do you know about the concept called "clean code"? The idea is that our mental capacity is limited so we should try to reduce the amount of things you need
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The study also says that 35% reported an increase so this could just be random noise. So the headline isn't directly wrong but it isn't sending an honest message.
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This is like saying that no programming language is Turing-complete since they are all implemented with finite memory.
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Ok, better example: Imagine that he yelled "Get out of my lawn!", would that be obvious terrorism?
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So you argue that it wouldn't have been terrorism if he instead said "Death to all naggers!" because then it wouldn't serve a higher political purpose? To me those two statements are basically interchangeable in this sce
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It isn't, but people accuse him of shooting people to scare away others which requires more thought. The murder is obviously premeditated, I am not arguing about that, I just argue that he probably didn't do it for any higher purp
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> Plan: shoot some people in the group you want to leave, striking fear into the rest. A person who shoots two people and then immediately goes to another bar to brag about it probably lacks the mental faculties to come up with such an e
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I tend to prefer wikipedia over traditional news outlets since their editors actually cares about unbiased truth instead of sensationalist garbage. If I could find a news outlet that had the same quality as good wikipedia articles then I wo
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Just try it in private browsing mode, it removes personalization, "how to leave facebook" is then top for me.
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Trying to frame gay-hating as misogyny summaries quite well what is wrong with current feminism and why many avoids calling themselves feminists even though it is a noble cause in theory. Not everything is about women. I mean, when an asser
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I usually compare feminism with the black movement. Black people are seriously disadvantaged in modern society, they are behind in everything! Wages? Check. Educational attainment? Check. Lifespan? Check. Crime rates? Check (high crime rate
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> Nordstroms took a hit for few minutes before coming out slightly ahead. That effect is most likely due to automated traders trying to profit from Trumps tweets.
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From the article: "Anamaria’s project was to add support for Brotli for both new app installs and app updates." So someone else told her to do it, if she wasn't there some other intern would have made the same savings.
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That would be nice till you accidentally buffer overflow and writes garbage over your entire brain.
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I'd bet that good communication correlates with tendencies to go into management, which would explain why people who still program at 40 tend to be bad communicators.
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Myers-Briggs is tainted by the idea that there are no bad personalities. Think of it as a test which outputs a color hue: red, green, blue or some mix of them. However you don't care that much about hue, you mostly care about brightnes
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