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Nope. Introvert.
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Putting your reputation on the line is exactly what vouching is.
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People lacking social skills/abilities be it through autism or any other reason took "introvert" long ago. As someone drained by social situations who needs alone time to recharge - but who successfully works in sales and has
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Huh? Where is golf status a protected class?
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Why is there no bike lane between me and work?
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You contributing to supply would still suppress wages though no?
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I don't think entitlement or rights need to come in to it. It's entirely possible to have a want and act on that want without invoking moral righteousness.
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I think this can vary a lot. Contractors often charge very high rates, but then they're called a consultant even if theyre there to do/create rather than consult.
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That children are going without x where x is some roughly agreed on minimum standard of living is a problem. Jobs existing that can't support a family is not a problem. The solution to the first might be to change the second, but it do
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>almost nothing Yeah, I'll just get a small loan from my father.
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Current navy size seems less relevant than what it could be if they were planning to invade Australia. If I decided to invade an island nation my first step would be to build enough boats.
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Indonesia is right next door and outnumber us 10 to 1. India and China are also reasonably close.
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That's certainly the risk when going for this sort of strategy. Basically prepaying and hoping the stronger party will actually deliver when the time comes. Id be interested to see how that would play out though. Like at what point in
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No you were right with the second sentence. We're better off spending our defence budget doing what the US says. Unless we're going to nuke up, our defence strategy is being an actual powers bitch. Solid relations with the US will
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Nah it's because most of us are cheap as fuck and book flights by whichever is cheapest. So it's a race to the bottom for pricing which means cost minimisation ie. Shit support and service.
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I was under the impression that air travel was an extremely competitive market with slim profit margins. Am i wrong?
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Not a founder but I do want to share some information to act as context for the other responses. I use modafinil quite regularly. It is very easy to get. No one that i don't do drugs with recreationally knows that I use it. If it came
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Not in a position to hire you but I highly recommend contracting, or presenting as a one man dev agency. People treat signing up with Top Development Pty Ltd much differently to hiring Mr Potential Felon. When myself and a friend were doing
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Yeah I can't see anyone saying he can't put his opinion out there.
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Those that find this interesting might also want to check out Mortality, a chrome extension. It replaces the default new tab window with a count down and has the ability to set it based on your expected death date based on your stats. I
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I used to enjoy the changing meta, new heroes, balance patches back when I played dota a lot. Now that I haven't played in years I don't enjoy watching any more because it's too far removed from the game it was when I played
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It doesn't, but it does tend to mean heavily reduced salary because part of the employees compensation is the warm fuzzies they get.
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Better people doesn't mean they have to be a product. Better people isn't even really how I would phrase it. More like lining your child up to have a better life. It's something very hard to optimise for because what a good l
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I don't think they care. Here in Australia at least, unlimited calls/text starts at pretty cheap plan options. It's the data use that's the moneymaker. As long as you're watching videos and snapchatting I don't
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Yes, the users in the free market are capable of choosing quality apps. They do that by outsourcing the filtering to Apple. Why fridge? That's basically what the supermarket does for me. They sift through a sea of garbage and show me a
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Briefly, then it gets undone and left undone for a good while. List making is the best option I've found so far but I still have issues with staying on track. It's the middle of my work day right now and here I am.
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Having to restore access gives you many more seconds of time between impulse and gratification where you can catch yourself in the process and have the internal "the fuck are you doing? Is that video even going to bring you a modicum o
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Most people don't "stick their neck out" as much as you do. I'm a casual browser and I feel like I've seen you discussing your life situation enough to the point where I know your circumstances better than that of s
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If they declare it a right then it's a right. That's all that word means.
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Here's a fourth that was actually responsible for me starting to just use generated passwords for those as well. They told me my answer wasn't valid. According to them, it's impossible for your mothers maiden name to have les
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