confidantlake

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by confidantlake 5mo ago
I am shocked that you are shocked. Billionaires have always said or done anything they can to maximize their wealth.
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by confidantlake 6mo ago
"Any decent immigration attorney who works with tech companies" is very different from an "experienced immigration lawyers with strong connections".
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by confidantlake 6mo ago
Those are scams.
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by confidantlake 6mo ago
I tried paying my mortgage in pride, unfortunately the bank did not accept it.
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by confidantlake 6mo ago
Yup totally organic.
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by confidantlake 6mo ago
Wow lots of astroturfing going on here.
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by confidantlake 6mo ago
Ragebait. Haven't been contacted by a single recruiter in years. The only time is someone trying to sell me their shitty interview course/grad school program.
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by confidantlake 6mo ago
Seems unlikely since lawyers have a notoriously high un/underemployment rate. Unless we are using circular reason to define "decent" as anyone with unlimited demand.
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by confidantlake 6mo ago
If the company is that large, I am sure they can figure it out.
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by confidantlake 6mo ago
It wasn't the owner that suggested it. It was some random blogplost that insisted the normal town well that everyone used was no good and you have to use his super special well instead. He points to an incident 6 months ago where someo
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by confidantlake 6mo ago
I have been drinking water for years. You are trying to tell me water is an antipattern and I should drink gatorade instead. No thanks.
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by confidantlake 6mo ago
Complete crap.
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by confidantlake 6mo ago
"Opening" doesn't mean anything. An actual job where someone is working and is being paid a salary means something.
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by confidantlake 6mo ago
I am not convinced. Have been using this pattern for years without issue.
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by confidantlake 6mo ago
Is it? I have never had any issues doing it this way.
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by confidantlake 6mo ago
Seems like a solution in search of a problem.
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by confidantlake 7mo ago
Kind of crazy that it has Swahili but not Portuguese.
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by confidantlake 7mo ago
And while they don't have language like we do, dogs can understand basic commands and they aren't even the smartest animals.
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by confidantlake 8mo ago
Seems dumb that we change the time to an offset rather than changing from 9 to 5 to 8 to 4.
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by confidantlake 8mo ago
Yes the correlation is there but it doesn't really matter. There are hundreds of millions of kids growing up with stable healthy parents and a handful of prodigies.
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by confidantlake 8mo ago
> Regulation does curtail freedom. Completely. This depends on what definition of freedom you are using. Take this definition. > the ability to do as one wills and what one has the power to do Being able to walk down a street because
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by confidantlake 9mo ago
Yup this needs an answer.
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by confidantlake 9mo ago
It is so depressing that teams won despite being worse than pretty much every other chat application just because MSFT bundled it with office.
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by confidantlake 9mo ago
The one guy who owns everything.
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by confidantlake 9mo ago
So confident yet so wrong.
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by confidantlake 10mo ago
Education, health care, housing...
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by confidantlake 10mo ago
Likely 2. Not something that will make it into in their kpis. No one is getting promoted for mitigating black swan events.
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by confidantlake 10mo ago
> I'm not sure where the sentiment that a trillion dollar corporation is naturally going to implement this system with the best interests of society in hand comes from The sentiment comes from the corporation itself. With this much
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by confidantlake 1y ago
For me I always had the time I just didn't have the ability. I solved all of them in 2017 but never really got close any other year.
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by confidantlake 1y ago
It is interesting that you argue for formalism using a metaphor in natural language, rather than use a mathematical/data oriented argument. I find the metaphor pleasing in a way that I suspect a more data driven argument would not be.

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