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by beaned 4y ago
> It is weird when people take a class specifically because of that reason though. The ends seem to justify the means, sometimes. I know a married couple who met on a college campus. While students, the man (boy at the time, really) was
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by beaned 4y ago
> you can negotiate and influence but at the end of the day it is their decision A family is more flat. Save for parents, a companies generally are more rigorously hierarchical.
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by beaned 4y ago
It sounds like you joined the wrong company and/or they should fire you. You equally have the ability to vet the company before joining with sufficient questioning.
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by beaned 4y ago
I think a lot of people simultaneously acknowledge that a business can be difficult to start for themselves, but fail to acknowledge that it wasn't any easier for their current employer to get started either. (Probably, in most cases;
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by beaned 4y ago
When you take an immediate hard stance on defining a water spray as assault, it's hard to take you seriously.
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by beaned 4y ago
Sounds a little rough, and the support times aren't the best, but admittedly Coinbase is designed for consumers, and for large-volume traders with their institutional products. This low-volume business case is pretty edge. They could d
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by beaned 4y ago
Maybe some specific accounts were hard-coded to have credit lines of certain amounts, and they just changed the one for Alameda from 0 (or whatever) to 65 billion. Not uncommon for a startup to hack features into code directly before there&
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by beaned 4y ago
When a company creates a new HQ, it's displacement. When a company leaves a town (especially a small one) it leaves people jobless and they are evil for it. On the surface it seems some people think cities should stay entirely static f
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by beaned 4y ago
I think this is potentially a good idea for a blockchain app. You could use the Ethereum blockchain as your backend rather than a database. That way you don't have to host it, and it wouldn't go down. You also wouldn't have t
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by beaned 4y ago
I wish that when they included this line: "Modern Mayan mothers, for example, expressed shock when they heard that in the US, babies were put to sleep in a separate room." That they followed it up with why Mayan mothers prefer t
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by beaned 4y ago
You can see your mom if you want.
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by beaned 4y ago
Why is this happening? Are wild mammals adapting to human presence over time, or is it something else?
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by beaned 4y ago
Don't understand why you guys characterize these things this way. The person who brought it up would probably just say that it stimulates thought and make you think. In your response, you assume one who shares the show has "fallen
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by beaned 4y ago
More solar cell types than I realized. Why is this one getting a lot of attention now?
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by beaned 4y ago
This seems like gaslighting? My interpretation of the recent files reports were the opposite.
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by beaned 4y ago
When people make leaps of logic regarding a wide assortment of things, we call it what it is: a conspiracy theory, lacking evidence, and false. Likely later it will turn out to be true, but it isn't yet, so we are obligated to frame it
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by beaned 4y ago
User falsely claims, without evidence, conspiracy theory of Musk personally banning Twitter accounts.
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by beaned 4y ago
A lot of very weird vote brigading happening in this thread.
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by beaned 4y ago
Do people with base-edited DNA pass their modified genes on to their offspring?
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by beaned 4y ago
I wonder if humor plays a role in developing minds the same way play does. It just seems so universal and good-natured in children.
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by beaned 4y ago
Just get a Pixel instead, there's none of that. Android the OS is great.
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by beaned 4y ago
They had the former white house press secretary suspended for simply mentioning the hunter biden laptop, was that against the ToS?
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by beaned 4y ago
I'm not sure I understand. They're talking about how to wake up alert and refreshed, but focus on breakfast. That happens after you wake up. Are they saying that if you wake up groggy, the right breakfast can make you alert? Or th
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by beaned 4y ago
Yes, this is why I updated the comment with the "abducted by strangers" statistic.
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by beaned 4y ago
Anyone speculating in crypto should be let to fail, but anyone speculating in stocks or housing should be backstopped... Why?
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by beaned 4y ago
I'm not sure of the statistics, but even so, it's something you have more control over than a lightning strike. Edit: at first glance I'm not sure the numbers are right... Google says: "Lightning damage in the U.S. [...]
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by beaned 4y ago
Nobody wants to be the one parent out of a thousand who has their kid scooped up off the street because they were letting their kid explore and be free. Edit: Not sure why I'm being downvoted, this comment isn't a judgment on anyo
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by beaned 4y ago
It doesn't sound like mocking scams, it sounds like mocking people not putting money where their mouth is. A lot of people already promoting "defi" are keeping their funds on centralized exchanges. Why? They still provide a p
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by beaned 4y ago
He will, fees come from the sender.
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by beaned 4y ago
Could've, sure, but then they'd be accused of insider trading, or trading against their users or something. With their volume would a death spiral not have happened anyway after all the downward force? You could also see it as the

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