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by asdffdsa 7y ago
Why is it so expensive? Too small living area?
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by asdffdsa 7y ago
As someone that rides a motorcycle, I'm deathly scared of self-driving cars and the tech companies that will try to automate highway driving, especially with their agile 'move fast break things' 'ask forgiveness not perm
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by asdffdsa 7y ago
no, you can buy a phone with the $1000/month dividend
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by asdffdsa 7y ago
Consumer ride-sharing (uber/lyft) is obviously exploiting "grey areas"
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by asdffdsa 7y ago
Except that some interviewers say that when they hear "I don't know" it's a sign that the interviewee gives up easily and extrapolates that they will give up easily when they encounter problems while working. The point
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by asdffdsa 7y ago
YMMV, but with my college education I've been able to work on critical upgrades for our networking infrastructure, write a code-generation tool which automated a substantial library migration, and diagnose/solve difficult bugs whi
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by asdffdsa 7y ago
Netflix only needs to make a few good movies/comedy specials/tv shows a year and I'll keep my subscription. Amazon/Disney does not put out good content
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by asdffdsa 7y ago
And acronyms!
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by asdffdsa 7y ago
"Any student who is unable..." this is a sink or swim mentality that is just wrong imo and doesn't account for students' workload. Most everyone who started out had difficulty understanding software tools and the paradi
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by asdffdsa 7y ago
The whole point of culture is that its not "obvious" if you're outside it. Hence the last several decades of discussion around corporate culture, institutional racism, etc. Calling it obvious makes you seem kind of tone-deaf
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by asdffdsa 7y ago
"virtuous delts" I got a kick out of that line in the article
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by asdffdsa 7y ago
Ahh, the qualities of competitive markets. If theres antitrust laws, there should be similar policies from the workers' side as well.
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by asdffdsa 7y ago
Brilliant
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by asdffdsa 7y ago
Reminds me of: climate change, American government, inequality & the flaws in capitalist systems, using free internet services (fb, google), sedentary lifestyle and poor (processed food and excessive refined sugar) diet.
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by asdffdsa 7y ago
Books: Operating Systems/Database/Networking/Computer Security/Computer Architecture textbooks, Software Engineering textbooks (Clean Code, Design Patterns, Designing Data Intensive Applications, Domain Driven Design as
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by asdffdsa 7y ago
Dang, no fruits & veggies?
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by asdffdsa 7y ago
Ok, my point still stands then; it's good to have multiple sources of information
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by asdffdsa 7y ago
To angry self: I dont entirely trust Wikipedia to give an objective/apolitical view of things all the time: there've been times where articles have been noticably influenced by a defacto, anachronistic political (progressive) posi
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by asdffdsa 7y ago
Fine, have it your way. They work in great offices with healthy living conditions. The code they deliver is still buggy and deficient
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by asdffdsa 7y ago
Email password, of course. I give out my ssn for identification to various organizations. I NEVER give out my email password to anyone except my email provider
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by asdffdsa 7y ago
How much federal aid is given to California wild fires vs. east coast hurricanes vs. New Orleans floods? How valuable are those regions to the financial health of the country?
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by asdffdsa 7y ago
I mean, as a romantic I identify with that dreamy fantastical novelty of immersion in a foreign culture, but pragmatically (and less solipsistically) it will bring immense utility to decide on one language to use as we approach globalizatio
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by asdffdsa 8y ago
If you decide to continue renting solely due to the artificially low price, isn't that hoarding? The tenant literally sitting in the item (living in an apartment) like the man who kept renting a 6-bedroom apartment for $300/month
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by asdffdsa 8y ago
Exactly, coding is much less artistic compared to music, art, poetry etc.
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by asdffdsa 8y ago
"I would invite you to come to Minnesota in the winter and drive a car for a few weeks" Can't make it, but thanks for the invite
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by asdffdsa 8y ago
"the facts suggest SalesForce was well aware of backpages business practices and activities" source?
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by asdffdsa 8y ago
it's a poor proxy for "a lot"
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by asdffdsa 8y ago
ie we spend a third of all our tax revenue on housing insurance
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by asdffdsa 8y ago
That seems draconian; there's no way to buy other sources of fish (farmed, local, etc) that doesn't contribute to the problem of ocean pollution?
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by asdffdsa 8y ago
Is this unexpected? Unvetted authority took a big hit when it created totalitarian states and initiated some of the biggest atrocities and genocides ever witnessed in human history.

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