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by T2_t2 9y ago
Also likely not a site that deals with meme makers: http://kapwing.com
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by T2_t2 9y ago
Yeh, if it had been framed as "we dealt with Meme makers and low and behold, the 13-30 year old men that used it made lewd, crude and frankly misogynist comments!" would anyone have been surprised?
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by T2_t2 9y ago
Double revenue, 1.5X costs. Uber is well on track.
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by T2_t2 9y ago
> Yet, most of today's populus have barely enough to eat That is simply untrue. Not even close to to true. The world has grown from ~1 billion to ~7.5 billion, and we have reduced - in raw numbers - those in extreme poverty. A large
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by T2_t2 9y ago
"I identify as a non-binary person - what do I get paid?"
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by T2_t2 9y ago
That's... not what it says dude. > The conclusion is that men are speeding more frequently than women. Prove it! I'm not American, but I am pretty sure that the average speed of 19.532 mph for men and 18.760 for women makes spe
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by T2_t2 9y ago
This is either some next level trolling, or really odd. > The entire point of the paper is to show that you can observe a statistical anomaly like wage disparity whenever you compare two different populations, even when you essentially c
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by T2_t2 9y ago
The former, because words are subjective, therefore this is no way to get everything anyone anywhere would ever consider hate speech. It's just an impossible scenario.
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by T2_t2 9y ago
What will YC's final cut be?
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by T2_t2 9y ago
Even further to that, what do these companies DO. I doubt that BHP Billiton - or many petro-chemical companies - have a lot of diversity. I bet Wallmart does - especially minority hires. And what even is diversity? Google employs a lot of I
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by T2_t2 9y ago
I posted this, but I have no idea how to interpret it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16104426 - the numbers make no sense to me.
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by T2_t2 9y ago
I don't know how to read this, as Krzanich "traded" 889,878 shares 11/29/2017, but 11/01/2017 lists that he had 495,743 "Shares Held". Can someone explain this to me?
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CEO's INTEL Trades on NASDAQ(nasdaq.com)
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by T2_t2 9y ago
But it is (somewhat) consistent with his previous sales: http://www.nasdaq.com/quotes/insiders/krzanich-brian-m-87241... I dunno how to read this, but it seems he sold off a chunk of his shares regularly, and that
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by T2_t2 9y ago
If he sells shares the day they vest, year after year, the only question then is about volume. Did he sell a larger volume than usual? That's a VERY different question to a binary "is it insider trading?"
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by T2_t2 9y ago
Isn't part of the problem that the appeal of the south is different to the north? SF and NYC are very different climates to New Orleans, with very different amounts of living space per person. You can either have a lot of living space,
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by T2_t2 9y ago
There is no USA (only Zuul). The USA is a country of states each with various characters, economic sizes and problems (Miami and Minneapolis are vastly different environments). No one holds Germany responsible for EU partner Croatia's
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by T2_t2 9y ago
That would be an unmitigated disaster. For a start, what is the value of all rental properties in the bay area? Lets say it is 15%. So the government either needs to come up with 15% of the value of ALL rented houses, or steal them in some
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by T2_t2 9y ago
I agree about your assessment of the article, but I think you've missed the question of the right abstraction. Why does SF/Bay area need affordable housing? Sure, the world needs affordable housing, but why does the Bay Area? Why
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by T2_t2 9y ago
This will not be corrected. In an article about a position in which 1 in 50 employees is a man, the article includes the line "Across Google, women make up only 31% of employees." There are many, many tech jobs where almost all th
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by T2_t2 9y ago
One is a general admission of gender preferences and their consequences. The pipeline issue is caused, in every industry and not just tech, by either a mismatch of people's preferences and the working conditions of a job, or by the way
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by T2_t2 9y ago
No, there isn't. The gap is between different professions, not intra-professional. Where it is intra-professional, men tend to work more hours, and women tend to preference conditions over monetary remuneration (i.e. flexibility over p
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by T2_t2 9y ago
The problem is pragmatism. The tax cuts that were proposed in the USA could actually be a massive windfall, because currently a lot of companies (and individuals) keep profits offshore, so pay no tax at all. The USA is different to most cou
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by T2_t2 9y ago
> 12 years is not close to forever at all. Humans live for much longer than that and they know they've to plan beyond that. Depends on the country and the quartile. Read the program, and they target the poorest of the poor in Kenya.
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by T2_t2 9y ago
It won't, because the only way UBI can work is to completely redo a countries spending as well as its taxing. A negative income tax/UBI where, say, outreach programs for the homeless are paid for won't work. Maybe even things
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by T2_t2 9y ago
That's not really the cost. The cost is $12,000 * 300 million minus income taxes raised. Most plans have a slight increase in personal income tax attached, that leads to a breakeven at around $36K -> $40K. And the comparative cost i
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by T2_t2 9y ago
Dude, LINKS! My mate was looking for almost that exact spotify thing!
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by T2_t2 9y ago
So you have an issue with his methodology, and then propose... anecdotal evidence? Hmm...
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by T2_t2 9y ago
Data sources? Evidence? Anything at all to back this up? http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/america-new... That seems counter to you point. Got more than rhetoric here?
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by T2_t2 9y ago
Right click -> Sort Room/Desk/Bookshelf/Bathroom is the feature I want for life.

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