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andylei
11y ago
> I somehow fail to see why would anyone say that. can you really not even comprehend how there's one person out there that would make a choice different than you?
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andylei
11y ago
sometimes the proprietary software is better at what it does, which outweighs other drawbacks
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andylei
11y ago
obesity rates are high because people don't try hard and consistently to lose weight. people lead busy lives, diets are not fun, and its very easy to eat a high calorie diet. diets don't work because people don't stick to t
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andylei
11y ago
as long as the calories on the labels are correlated with the real numbers it works. plus, its not like you're going to adjust your calorie consumption by 1% to gain/lose weight. if you're altering your consumption by 20-30
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11y ago
New York, NY; Full time; VISA; ONSITE only; Addepar Addepar is looking for engineers to join our growing Midtown Manhattan office! Addepar is trying to rebuild the underlying infrastructure of finance for transparency. Engineering is at the
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andylei
11y ago
rights are something you pay people for? open source projects are certainly not paying github
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andylei
11y ago
rights? you have a right to save your content onto their servers?
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andylei
11y ago
the original poem is about how germans systematically eradicated entire racial and political groups. you're comparing it to a website that won't let you save certain content onto their servers.
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andylei
11y ago
what kind of doomsday scenario are you imagining? all the open source repos in the world slowly die as github starts censoring increasingly larger portions of the english language?
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11y ago
Addepar, Application Security Engineer -- Onsite, Mountain View, CA We are looking for an Application Security Engineer to focus on improving our engineering from a security perspective. If you want to solve real world security problems, ar
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12y ago
Addepar - Mountain View, CA; New York, NY; VISA We are engineers rebuilding the infrastructure that powers global finance. Current technology in the space is broken and opaque; it enables scandals like Bernie Madoff to go on for a decade wh
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andylei
12y ago
i guess that makes white males minorities.
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12y ago
The article: > The suit and the trial introduced a number of colorful phrases that were said to have been uttered to or about Ms. Pao. Most were heavily disputed by the defense, but they nevertheless served to define Kleiner as having re
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andylei
12y ago
> By about half way down they gave up all pretence and started arguing that Pao's case was valid/accurate even if the jury disagreed. where?
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andylei
12y ago
its sounds like you're suggesting that what people like to spend their time on is independent of how convenient their shopping experiences are
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andylei
12y ago
> Suppose you move in to a place and pay the then-market rent of $1000 a month. Let's further suppose that it cost you $2400 to move, plus a shitload of time and effort that you'd rather not repeat. If the next year the market
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12y ago
Addepar - Mountain View, CA; New York, NY; VISA We are engineers rebuilding the infrastructure that powers global finance. Current technology in the space is broken and opaque; it enables scandals like Bernie Madoff to go on for a decade wh
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andylei
12y ago
you get one shot: would you rather take a 10% chance at a million dollars, or a 1% chance at a billion dollars?
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12y ago
Mountain View, CA and New York, NY; Full time, VISA Addepar We are engineers rebuilding the infrastructure that powers global finance. Current technology in the space is broken and opaque; it enables scandals like Bernie Madoff to go on for
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andylei
12y ago
some remote requires a visa
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andylei
12y ago
there's a pretty big difference between "remote" and "some remote".
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andylei
12y ago
i'm sure no one at google thought about that
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andylei
12y ago
> Further, he and his co-authors found, only half of STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) college graduates each year get hired into STEM jobs Maybe those graduates aren't any good. > “We don’t dispute the fac
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andylei
12y ago
where are you getting all this sawdust from
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andylei
12y ago
this just doesn't make sense. people sell bottled water ! why can't they sell lithium?
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andylei
12y ago
kohanz is not saying that college is the only way someone can learn teamwork, or that college is a prerequisite to teamwork skills, but merely that college is positively correlated to such skills.
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andylei
12y ago
sexism is not one thing. it doesn't simply exist or not exist. it varies (in quantity, quality, nature, and scope) from company to company, community to community, and relationship to relationship. "sexism in technology" is n
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andylei
12y ago
it has nothing to do with the article. its also unfortunate that this person was so upset over some downvotes.
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12y ago
the courts have usually interpreted the fourth amendment based on the effects of technology, not the mechanisms of technology. they don't have to understand how stingrays work, they only have to understand what impact stingrays have o
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12y ago
people dedicated to technological innovation can't believe in scams?
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