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Bank’s severance deal requires IT workers to be on call for two years
(computerworld.com)
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Just try not to get fired.
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Why Not Dow 1M? (1999)
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Being "full" is a spectrum. I meant that if it didn't matter, I would stuff myself all day long without any regard to calories.
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Most non-obese adults have calorie restricting habits to some extent (I, for one, would eat all day if it didn't make me gain weight). People with anorexia just take it too far.
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Reminds me of when Google acquired Meebo and shut down a great product. I guess it's typical Google behavior.
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In the Boston area, housing prices have gone up 6% per year since the 60s.
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UPRO would have increased 20.4% annualized since 1800 if it existed since then
(ddnum.com)
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My point is that being offended isn't a valid reason to use violence against someone. If a stranger says something non-threatening and you react by hitting him, you're a danger to the public and should possibly be arrested.
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Well in some cases it could be considered a felony, and you could go to prison for years, not to mention possible hospital bills and grief you caused the person you struck.
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Well some people use that logic to justify killing cartoonists who depict Mohammed.
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Maybe the guy just wanted to be punched in the face? Because jokes justify violence?
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Would YC have demanded 7% from Facebook before it got huge?
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It feels creepy to read this, like if you were to hack into someone's private emails or Facebook or such.
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Tech bubble: This is 'money in your mattress' time
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In Bel-Air, someone is using 1,300 gallons of water per hour
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Are you sure? Internet traffic follows a power law distribution.
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Reminds me of when Peter Thiel called them the "Technology Rust Belt" in a talk.
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So how do you plan on enforcing this? Revoking the First Amendment?
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Because their job is to hire people?
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Elon Musk and Y Combinator President on Thinking for the Future
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