MollyR

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Hiring Really Is Slowing Down(fivethirtyeight.com)
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The Swiss Are About to Vote ’No’ on Basic Income(fivethirtyeight.com)
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Dalai Lama's Pipe Dream for Europe's Refugees(bloomberg.com)
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Best Pregnancy Apps for First-Time Mamas(huffingtonpost.ca)
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Doctors detail story of devastated mom of Zika-affected baby(washingtonpost.com)
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by MollyR 10y ago
Why do we have to work on the equality of outcome ? Isn't equality of opportunity enough ? My friends who are nurses wanted to be nurses, they didn't want to go medical school. They didn't want to wait to make money until the
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A dying America is raging against the capitalist machine(salon.com)
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Interesting workflow. Whats your preferred subset ?
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I've never been pregnant myself (yet). But I have friends who are new mothers, who say they can't imagine leaving their newborn child, who they carried for nine months. It's a special bond, and most of them wanted to be stay
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by MollyR 10y ago
This is a little weird comment to me. I have lots of friends who are nurses that make 90k and higher on the east cost, and have way more prestige,class, respect from other people than me a software engineer.
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its a good link. thanks for it. I always felt like something was wrong with the original xkcd one.
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Not sure I understand. Isn't memory of experience different than our believing it ? Or is it something like there isn't "truth" in our memory ?
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But who moderates the moderators ? In this article, the author mentioned he became an editor for street sharks to help him spread his lies.
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by MollyR 10y ago
I'm still wondering if its really the malleability of human memory or our need to fit in / social pressure to conform ?
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A little scary what this implies about groups of people with axes to grind on places like wikipedia.
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The Guardian unpublishes 13 stories after investigation into fabrication(poynter.org)
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Twitter abuse – '50% of misogynistic tweets from women'(bbc.com)
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Study finds women are responsible for half of some online abuse on Twitter in UK(telegraph.co.uk)
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by MollyR 10y ago
I noticed this too, but I'm not sure what it means.
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Gawker defended posting Hogan's sex tape even when a judge told them to take it down, AND also condemned people for the fappening. Hypocrisy at its finest.
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by MollyR 10y ago
When I went to college, I saw smart people who not only studied insanely hard, but ALSO took adderall AND cheated just to stomp out the competition. I saw a few friends end up in the hospital, but they had no regrets.
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Girls born this year will be 75% more likely to go to university(dailymail.co.uk)
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Talent and Passion will help you avoid burnout from the development process madness like lack of specs, ever changing specs, unrealistic requirements, and super tight deadlines.
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do you have any links about this manipulation ? thanks
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by MollyR 10y ago
That maybe true, but its clear this issue is way more complex as 300 ceo's do back the brexit. http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-05-15/uk-establishment-st...
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'He’s our hero': Hindu nationalists rally for Donald Trump in India(theguardian.com)
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Sometimes it's not only skill, but what they think they should pay you. I've seen more skilled candidates avoided because my company didn't want to pay them their worth.
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Also there are some big differences in social norms based on which region of the united states you are in.
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Antitrust in the Age of Amazon(nytimes.com)
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It's funny. I'm seeing this, while I'm thinking about dropping out of this career. I don't want to be one of those girl dropout stats, but lately I'm feeling a desire to start a family. fwiw I just passed 32 and I

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