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bettercallsalad
3y ago
While this is pretty outrageous process wise, it’s not unheard of that many non-FAANG companies follow some of these “standardized” approach such as meeting with some “talent advisor” and filling out some automated forms in the form of test
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bettercallsalad
3y ago
I have doubts on how effective these type of consent based system are. I for one always click “accept all” and move on for most websites I am on. Average layman has very little time the effort needed to understand and customize the consents
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bettercallsalad
3y ago
Not sure how you drew the conclusion. In western culture, a guy being chaste/virgin is considered a serious sin. Remember “40 year old virgin”?
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bettercallsalad
3y ago
I actually said that in my comment if you read it, it applied to both genders.
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3y ago
Not sure what part of my original comment implies that. In fact, I explicitly said it applied to both genders. In many parts of the world (China, Thailand, Vietnam etc just to name a few), chastity, monogamy etc are considered desired attr
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3y ago
My advice to myself and many of my friends have exactly based on that type of reasoning. Avoid women in Western Hemisphere like plague (and perhaps if you are a woman the other way around is also true). There are many parts in the world whe
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3y ago
> where will they instead make money, or what will they do instead of make money? Think tanks and defence analyst appearing on cable news seem like something they are already heavily involved in. Not to say speaker fees. Or lobbyists for
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3y ago
Well as environment friendly as it can be in addition to providing better cleansing, bidets would replace possibly billions of dollars of toilet paper expenses from across the spectrum of population with different wealth. This is a loss of
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3y ago
As a Canadian, this is another failed policy of this out of touch government. The wages in Canada is low and cost of living is extremely high. In my hometown Toronto, even with tech salary you can’t afford to buy a condo, most condos are se
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3y ago
Let’s not give FDA, NIH and other standard and quality control monitoring agencies pass while food conpanies did this. They also purposely pushed “fat is bad” while the whole diet chart with the carb/milk and dairy was plain misleading
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3y ago
I don’t know but vast majority of people I know are worried about COBRA payment post layoff or how to put together mortgage payment after layoff or if you are not so lucky how to find affordable childcare while both parent working while man
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3y ago
You are missing my point. Who are finding these “ pro publica studies” and who benefits? How does your average person in HN who is prone to have issues from student loan debt, rising healthcare costs, or cost of living going to benefit from
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3y ago
I am not a macro-expert but I follow several who I consider are. The view seems to be right now this macro environment is very similar to what we had during 1940s, where we had persistent (with fluctuations but upward trend) inflations due
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3y ago
Without resorting to some what-aboutism, in America both sides are guilty of it. Reminds of the pitch from celebrities days before 2020 election for battleground states. Seriously though, I never understood this right vs left wing fight in
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3y ago
But three letter agencies do it all the time without any warrants and when caught no repercussion either last I checked. Maybe the DOJ attorneys can get to those as well?
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3y ago
I have travelled through Europe quite extensively. IMO cheap flights like Ryanair and Wizz beat train hands down - pricewise especially if you are carrying light luggage and also because most airports are now connected from city center by t
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Evidence for the utility of quantum computing before fault tolerance
(nature.com)
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A relevant recent article on how Prime Video did something interesting come out of some of these curses. https://www.primevideotech.com/video-streaming/scaling-up-th... And thread https://news.ycombinator.co
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3y ago
Well is the defence budget not the highest percentage spending of the GDP and more than combined of all 10 other top spendings? And military industrial complex is a reality, not just a cynical rhetoric going back to Eisenhower. Oh and the t
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We had a dev in our team who would love to use these one liner cryptic expressions and challenge the minds of code reviewers. It was all fun until he left and others had to refactor bunch of code. One liners like that often have very little
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Enlighten me but how is it any different than how US operates? In US, sure we vote but most elected members work for their donors and special interest groups who are effectively corporations run by oligarchs. So in other words it’s indirect
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I use bottled water (plastic) a lot since I travel a lot. I am not sure the level of nano plastic in the water I drink. Is there any plausible research on any of the bottled water products on this?