aanm1988

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by aanm1988 10y ago
> Erdogan used EU to get rid of the military check How did the EU do that?
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by aanm1988 10y ago
What is the point you are trying to make, wrt genocide?
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by aanm1988 10y ago
The US should worry more about the electoral college finally breaking down and allowing the minority to control the presidency. Should worry more about gerrymandering too.
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by aanm1988 10y ago
*now. No, they put in AC now.
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by aanm1988 10y ago
It's still a day off work. You made the decision to have a child. I don't actually have a problem with taking time off for family reasons, but it does sound more fair to just give people a bucket of days and let them figure it out
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by aanm1988 10y ago
No, they put in AC. Because it became a PR nightmare once their disgusting policy decisions became known.
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by aanm1988 10y ago
Because it's still the best.
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by aanm1988 10y ago
Oh right that makes sense.
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by aanm1988 10y ago
Depends. How much would they be paying employees if they weren't able to use these outsourcing companies?
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by aanm1988 10y ago
> Consulting firm Accenture PLC, one of the world’s largest outsourced labor providers, calls it the “liquid workforce,” which can be turned on and off like a faucet. A faucet of 10k H-1B visas a year making an average salary of just 81k
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by aanm1988 10y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cameron_Todd_Willingham#Fire > During the penalty phase of the trial, a prosecutor said that Willingham's tattoo of a skull and serpent fit the profile of a sociopath. Two medical
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by aanm1988 10y ago
He was also too racist to be confirmed as a judge in the 80s. There is a nice letter from MLK's widow about him. Although, why would you need to have a law against cruel/inhumane treatment? Isn't that already part of the bill
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by aanm1988 10y ago
The Energy department funds loads of research.
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by aanm1988 10y ago
This does not seem like something that should be regulated. The airline should be able to say yes or no.
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by aanm1988 10y ago
> "Chapman University forecaster James Doti notes that, in large part due to regulation, Inland Empire housing prices have jumped 80 percent since 2009 — almost twice the rate for Orange County." That's not citing regulati
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by aanm1988 10y ago
You don't really own the car though. You own steel and plastic and all that sure, they haven't figured out how to erode ownership of that yet. It's all worthless without software though and you don't get to own that. Now
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by aanm1988 10y ago
> "free" healthcare would have strings attached that I quite frankly find disgusting. But you are fine with letting people with less money die? Universal health care doesn't mean you can't pay extra for supplemental s
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by aanm1988 10y ago
I'm more worried about increases in gig economy type crappy jobs, further erosion of workers rights, underemployment, and degradation of the middle class.
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by aanm1988 10y ago
I thought the points made by the parent were really relevant. especially as things move more and more towards letting founders cash out early and then take years longer to get to IPO. I think we could much worse than to start moving away fr
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by aanm1988 10y ago
What do you think the EULA is for?
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by aanm1988 10y ago
Using tech to fight policy problems doesn't get us far enough.
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by aanm1988 10y ago
That was tried. Plurality voted for Clinton.
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by aanm1988 10y ago
Wasn't tehre an article recently about how SV (and coastal companies in general) have pretty much screwed themselves when it comes to this stuff?
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by aanm1988 10y ago
Can we have another day without most common internet sites? No facebook/google/netflix/amazon/youtube. 2 days if necessary. Show a video explaining what net neutrality is and why many of the arguments it are so dumb.
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by aanm1988 10y ago
Yeah, the republicans would have to take an extra couple weeks to slash and burn if it was legislated instead. You are still correct that regulation is more flexible. It's a double edged sword. Without the FCC to regulate would we have
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by aanm1988 10y ago
1. Thought that was only if you were over 40. 2. Don't be surprised if he says no, he'd rather not get strung along for months. Seriously, why would someone ever accept this type of arrangement if they have sought after skills?
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by aanm1988 10y ago
If you have a properly configured firewall why is it problem? Especially given the massive address space.
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by aanm1988 10y ago
The fact that reason was able to take hold and get things back on track actually gives me more hope for this project. Hopefully this be a lesson to others as well.
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by aanm1988 10y ago
So what, they should have just ceded control of the pacific to the Japanese after Pearl Harbour? They should have ignored Germany declaring war on them? Or do you mean they never should have participated in lend/lease and dealing with
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by aanm1988 10y ago
The reasoning is that the countries involved would have agreed to a treaty to end fighting without a clear victor, so there would have been no real grounds to impose such harsh conditions on germany.

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