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bazooka_penguin
7y ago
I think pollution is a bigger problem. Even some runoff causes nation wide attention and scandals in the public eye.
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Restructuring communities around bus hubs doesnt sound like an awful idea to be honest. Even if everyone had a car, since it's the suburbs, it would probably cut down on day to day traffic and allow people to have more affordable housi
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bazooka_penguin
7y ago
It's about life styling over the peasants who cant afford a Tesla
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bazooka_penguin
7y ago
I see you arent merely satisfied with your neck being bent out of shape from looking down at a 13" laptop screen, you want to snap it straight off your body
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bazooka_penguin
7y ago
They'll generally give a list of topics but not specific questions. For example facebook may put an emphasis on graph and tree data structures and search algorithms
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bazooka_penguin
7y ago
Imo the industry should consider a more cooperative process that involves larger real world problems with the interviewer working with the interviewee to work through the problem, teaching them even, if need be, to get to an acceptable solu
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bazooka_penguin
7y ago
Who's paying for it?
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bazooka_penguin
7y ago
Are there any vr programs to practice getting dumpstered in interviews?
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bazooka_penguin
7y ago
Let's also ban bug bombs. Maybe canned raid too. Ever get that stuff in your face? Hooo boy. Cant have that now can we
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Technically the certification is part of the development and iirc quite expensive and high risk since it can make or break a drug. But I dont think its unreasonable to either loosen standards a bit or simply slow down the development of new
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bazooka_penguin
7y ago
Maybe the rest of the world can spend more on new drug research while america enjoys low prices on existing ones that hordes of people need right now?
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bazooka_penguin
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You want to look at the total growth at the end of the period and then calculate the annual average growth as the base of the exponent.
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bazooka_penguin
7y ago
Honestly what would you do if you need to switch hundreds of distinct cases? Hundreds of classes implementing an interface?
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bazooka_penguin
7y ago
Is it broken down by origin, class, etc? If we parametrize financial success then it may make sense to prioritize certain countries, classes, etc for immigration while filtering out the less successful, for the sake economy, because that&#x
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7y ago
They say in the article there's no clear rising trend and self reported loneliness as an "issue" was at a similar level going back to the 1940s as today. I figure it's mainly up to two things, which the article touches
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7y ago
What's the point of responding with idiotic rhetoric that only presents two extremes of virtually no security or hermit lifestyle. This guy reportedly had enough time to lock up their fire exits and then toss gasoline around. AND was w
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7y ago
This is why businesses need strict security. You never know what kind of nutjob is going to just try and waltz right in. I assume Japan's culture around workplace security is a little different, since they're statistically safer t
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The reason why diversity is good is because it helps break down enclaves and bubbles and let's the dominant culture play a bigger role. When people from one nation migrate en masse are they forced to integrate into their new environmen
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7y ago
You have cold symptoms? Sounds like symptoms of cancer
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7y ago
America's hegemony is based entirely on the fact that it's the dominant economy, not merely a large one. If the EU or China (who has even called to replace the USD as the global currency) overtook the US then other nations would d
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7y ago
Well you dont get to be the sole superpower in the world by competing against healthy opponents with natural advantages. The reality is Americans are not so competitive, let's say, against other hungrier demographics. It's really
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A donation isnt an obligation. If you're willing give then by all means do so, if not then it's not a big deal and if your friend gives you trouble for it then tell her off. I see your discomfort with her making a GoFundMe the sam
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Stopping Germany was more of a happenstance. FDR favored Britain and had the US assist in favorable "trade" but only officially entered the war and combat because of the Japanese. Had the japanese weathered the oil and metal embar
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Dont tech companies in china hire full time cheerleaders for their male programmers?
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7y ago
Iirc there were reports that a Samsung manufacturing partner stole their oled tech in China. There wasnt any follow up stories on for whom it was stolen. Although I have a feeling if the Xiaomi folding oled screens were really stolen Samsun
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I really doubt the traditional nuclear family is natural and hence "optimal" although I guess that depends on your goal. I think as an extension or outcome, perhaps the purpose of civilization, nuclear families provide safety and
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I'm pretty sure reproduction/biological success is considered the prime biological directive of any species. There's no romantic explanation for it be worthwhile.
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Real wages, wages adjusted for inflation, have been flat. So people arent exactly getting poorer (on average) in the US. You're right to point some stuff out, medical care and housing have inflated at disproportionately high rates. Hig
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Used by people who've adopted those names after being assimilated into the cultures from which those names came about. Gur Kimchi is evidently Jewish, and his name appears to be a variation of the Sephardic Jewish family name Kimhi. It
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7y ago
A famous Korean side dish?
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