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by Trundle 10y ago
>Could we maybe have a sober conversation about Uber that doesn't involve self driving cars? No. Why? >if Uber is planing to rely on self driving cars they're already dead. There's no discussion to be had there.
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by Trundle 10y ago
Every petrol station I use has hoses that pull out enough to reach the other side. I didn't realise there were places that weren't like this. People still queue up for 'their' side resulting in the occasional free cut to
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by Trundle 10y ago
Hey, this really belongs on one of your older comments about you starting a blog but the comment was too aged to reply. Can you add me to the list of people to contact when you get it off the ground? Cheers. prostorm.blue@gmail.com
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by Trundle 10y ago
>For the CEO of Uber to act like a human being. I'm not sure what humans you're interacting with but the CEO of Uber acted just how I'd expect myself or any of the other people I know to act when confronted by someone bein
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by Trundle 10y ago
I'm reading a play through story posted elsewhere in this thread[0] and inbetween instalments by the OP there are plenty of comments by people talking about how their ability to play the game is constrained by fps. This is from Feb 201
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by Trundle 10y ago
Cutting sales and marketing by 40% doesn't seem conductive to growth in users at all.
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by Trundle 10y ago
$750 of that is an employee.
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by Trundle 10y ago
The only feedback I really care about is my compensation package and a tactful way to say "money me, money now. Me a money needing a lot now" is to initiate a discussion on job performance. It wouldn't surprise me at all to l
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by Trundle 10y ago
To give anonymous accusations of harassment and abuse the benefit of the doubt is to believe that someone is an abuser without evidence to. Given the effect that this can have on a persons life I don't believe it should be encouraged a
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by Trundle 10y ago
Skepticism and comments about skepticism don't necessarily need a linear relationship. Making a pro skepticism comment is a reactionary move against people treating anonymous accusations as fact. If you see more people doing the latter
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by Trundle 10y ago
>This is a billionaire who is, as billionaires are wont, trying to reshape the world according to his personal beliefs. This is what anyone who votes or participates in the election process is doing. Hell, it's what this journalist
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by Trundle 10y ago
Why are you combining legal and ethical? They're capable and willing to draw a line on legal grounds. Seems pretty clear.
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by Trundle 10y ago
Have you asked them for an eta on your shirt?
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by Trundle 10y ago
Tavis specifically named 1Password, was that wrong? https://twitter.com/taviso/status/834900838837411840
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by Trundle 10y ago
When you say something similar do you mean also not indexed, or do you mean you ran a text submission site with nofollow links?
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by Trundle 10y ago
If they're not indexed then I can't see the value.
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by Trundle 10y ago
It's a public post pointing out someones shameful act. How is that not textbook public shaming? What does the status of newspapers being public shamers have to do with it?
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by Trundle 10y ago
I think of acceptable behaviour in terms of a blacklist rather than a whitelist. I don't have a problem with tracking links because I don't see a reason to have a problem with tracking links.
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by Trundle 10y ago
Your point three seems split in to two things that don't belong together to me. Sure, globalisation can be said to reduce the exoticness of travel. But public opinion hasn't swung against "the foreign" in general, it&#x2
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by Trundle 10y ago
If they were advocating for the removal of the programs then it was an implication I missed. I think the posters only concern was that the classes contribute to the common misinterpretation of what smart is. Maybe it would be better to just
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by Trundle 10y ago
Fyi you're charging a lot less than I used to when doing contract work that predominantly involved wordpress template brochure websites.
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by Trundle 10y ago
If it was a valuable mind then surely the owner of it would opt to do a more valuable activity than drive a car around? Google is just providing an option. Should they be binning applications for the position that include degrees?
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by Trundle 10y ago
I'm the least 'get excited about the company vision' person there is and if I was starting a service that competed against banks I'd be very tempted to play that up in marketing, both to prospective clients and employees
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by Trundle 10y ago
Didn't know they gave that guy a medal. That's straight up sadistic.
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by Trundle 10y ago
Owning income producing assets increases income, allowing for the purchase of more income producing assets. I don't see how crony capitalism vs free market needs to come in to it.
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by Trundle 10y ago
Are love hotels socially acceptable though? Like you're talking to a girl on tinder, work the fact that you cook great Italian cuisine in to the conversation, she is all "oh yum", and then you invite her to cook with you at a
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by Trundle 10y ago
Same boat except for one deal breaking exception. Sex life. Having a large private space makes both getting laid far easier as well as then increases the quality of the sex. I imagine there are a lot of people in my camp as well. "If a
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by Trundle 10y ago
The latter outcome benefits the employee who is elsewhere earning $100k+.
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by Trundle 10y ago
>... And then died due to the loss of money from the transaction. A transaction with a short term benefit that results in long term disaster is not really a benefit. It's like being sold slow poison. Extending their life by a month
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by Trundle 10y ago
>Exchanging money has nothing to do with a benefit for the consumer. It is simply an exchange. Why are you making the exchange if it doesn't benefit you? >There is no law of nature that says all exchange is fair, or a benefit. Fa

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