bigtimeidiot

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by bigtimeidiot 10y ago
Three glasses of milk a day us a little ???
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by bigtimeidiot 10y ago
> They are literally bad. Low carb diets is a fad that makes it easy for people to lose weight, but carbs are important, it's literally our bodies favourite type of nutrient, and all populations through history that has done well fo
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by bigtimeidiot 10y ago
> I have done just fine negotiating my salary on my own, thank you very much. And many, many other people haven't. Those people will unionize and won't care a lick to see you go.
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by bigtimeidiot 10y ago
> If this moves the needle on a union then great I'm trying to figure out why a tech worker union would want to sidle up to, say, YC. As someone who spent a few years as part of the Canadian Autoworkers Union, management were adve
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by bigtimeidiot 10y ago
> Go spend some "quality time" on /r/the_donald for a more typical experience. /the_donald has almost 400k subscribers. It is what it is. Do you assume these people are stupid, or do their beliefs and interest
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by bigtimeidiot 10y ago
> "College graduate" means almost nothing anymore." Exactly. I have 2 degrees, obtained about 8 years apart, so I've spent a few years doing undergraduate work. Not sure what it's like in the US, but here in C
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by bigtimeidiot 10y ago
> Maybe men should be encouraging women to compete more aggressively on salary? To bring up the average salary? Does that matter to any individual?
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by bigtimeidiot 10y ago
> I recently heard something about JFK wanting to disband the CIA so they 'knife to throat him' This theory goes back a long time, and like most things, there are nuggets of truth in it... ...but also like most things, reality
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by bigtimeidiot 10y ago
> Paul Craig Roberts...ZeroHedge PCR thinks Charlie Hebdo was an American initiated false flag. Zero Hedge are okay when they're talking some financial subjects, but go off the rails in anything political related. That comment sec
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by bigtimeidiot 10y ago
> "This shit won't teach people to critical thinking, it only generates more noise to defend against. " Feeling the need to "teach" people how to think, and the desire to "defend against" scary speech o
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by bigtimeidiot 10y ago
> but why can't Dinulescu go after the idiots who did this to his apartment directly? Do you think it's easier to chase down a few random citizens, or a multi-billion dollar company that accepts liability for damages?
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by bigtimeidiot 10y ago
> I'm not sure what you're alluding to I have no opinion on the matter, but clearly the OP is alluding to the fact that HN will bury negative stories about their investments.
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by bigtimeidiot 10y ago
> where is this notion that anyone will be able to buy personally identifiable browsing data coming from? Isn't it likely to be (more) aggregated or partially anonymized data about browsing behavior and habits? I guess that depends
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by bigtimeidiot 10y ago
> "Why? Amazon made billions in revenue for years and only recently became profitable. " Do you think the complexity of Amazon and Dropbox are even in the same universe? Disclaimer: I like both companies.
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by bigtimeidiot 10y ago
> I think this fact alone invalidates the data It invalidates the data ? How so? Or do you mean conclusion? Even so, there's nothing inherent with "a few days" that makes the analysis invalid due to sample size; that d
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by bigtimeidiot 10y ago
> I mean what do people do after learning they are fat and feel depressed? They buy crap to feel better. Maybe your website is exactly what advertisers need. It is quite sad that anyone would consider this a business opportunity.
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by bigtimeidiot 10y ago
> Yep, as far as I'm concerned this article is a non-event without data showing this isn't what happened. What other things should the article show "hasn't happened"? That will be quite a big list. As the OP sa