SeanBoocock

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by SeanBoocock 11y ago
The article describes a loophole by which companies like Tata can pay their H1B workers anything north of $60,000 instead of market rate for the position.
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Russian Athletes Part of State-Sponsored Doping Program, Report Finds(nytimes.com)
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by SeanBoocock 11y ago
Cooking for oneself, or inviting over friends for a shared meal isn't what is at issue here. The conflict is over a new commercial enterprise - people preparing and serving meals for profit in their homes, mediated by apps/web se
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Yahoo Talent Exodus Accelerates as Marissa Mayer’s Turnaround Flounders(recode.net)
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Fantasy Sports Said to Attract F.B.I. Scrutiny(nytimes.com)
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by SeanBoocock 11y ago
Indeed. Netflix has previously cited their use of data analysis in investing in new shows like House of Cards: http://www.nytimes.com/2013/02/25/business/media/for-house-o...
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by SeanBoocock 11y ago
I also live in Austin and have supported the plastic ban. HEB is almost single-handedly undercutting the effectiveness of the ban by selling cheap "reusable" plastic bags at checkout for the majority (at least in my experience) o
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by SeanBoocock 11y ago
I'm afraid I don't have any ready advice beyond recognizing the increased relevance of youtube/twitch personalities versus traditional games media, particularly for mobile, since the release of your last game. While people w
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by SeanBoocock 11y ago
I've worked at EA before, during, and after the transition discussed in the article. The culture at the company has improved during that time, but it wasn't starting from a poor place, especially relative to the perception of EA