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creepydata
9y ago
Complete and utter nonsense. Business and personal relationships can most certainly be separated, it just takes the right mindset and the willingness to set personal boundaries. However, if you are telling your employees "come in in sh
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creepydata
9y ago
Have you seen your doctor about this problem? There's quite a lot they can do.
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creepydata
9y ago
Here's the FDA summary report - https://www.fda.gov/newsevents/publichealthfocus/ucm173146.h... - and the actual report - https://www.fda.gov/downloads/drugs/scienceresearch/uc
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creepydata
9y ago
I mentioned in in another commend but Pacman crashes at level 256 http://pacman.wikia.com/wiki/Map_256_Glitch
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creepydata
9y ago
This is an fairly easy mistake to make for a novice developer to make. It even has a specific name - integer overflow - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Integer_overflow The original Pacman crashes at level 256 for the sa
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creepydata
9y ago
>we don't say "men nurses", ya know? It's much worse! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murse
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creepydata
9y ago
But the manufacturer doesn't have to disclose that information if there's no regulation compelling them to, or they can downright lie if nobody's there watching them. Or just put random shit in there that hasn't been tes
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creepydata
9y ago
You start out with "the whole notion of 'work' is flawed." but then you admit that people have different opinions than you. So it's not "flawed" to some people.
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creepydata
9y ago
In other words, you have hobbies.
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creepydata
9y ago
First you claimed "until relatively recently, the terms "gender" and "sex" meant essentially the same thing and could be used interchangeably" which is objectively incorrect and you've ignored that I poi
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creepydata
9y ago
And I can say "people who take offensive to being called 'Sugar Tits' by their coworkers are giant, throbbing dicks" but that is completely irrelevant because we live in a society where that's not appropriate behavi
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creepydata
9y ago
This isn't new, being needlessly rude has always destroyed you personally and professionally. I know a guy who lost his job for calling a coworker "Sugar Tits." I would not describe his boss as "vocal, vicious and vindic
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creepydata
9y ago
>Until relatively recently, the terms "gender" and "sex" meant essentially the same thing and could be used interchangeably Um, no, absolutely not, it's literally the opposite, the term "gender," was es
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creepydata
9y ago
I think it's the opposite, I think informality leads to much less effective communication, not more. It's hard to have "tough conversations" when personal relationships are on the line. Telling Steve he needs to start ca
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creepydata
9y ago
10 hours a week on teambuilding seems extremely excessive. The thing is, many people don't want personal relationships with their co-workers, they want business relationships with their co-workers. Forcing employees to socialize with e
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creepydata
9y ago
No it isn't, "work" is what I do because I have to and "life" is everything else. I have no idea what sort of response you're looking for.
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creepydata
9y ago
So you're saying you want to make your work your life? How about "my work is my life," or "I'm married to my job?"
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creepydata
9y ago
>Yesterday, I had a wide-ranging Slack conversation with some very nice people who patiently allowed this privileged white male to repeatedly touch the third rail of diversity and inclusion. Read this three times and I can't underst
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creepydata
9y ago
I guess it is not really that different than the parking area being really far away and you have to spend time either waiting for/taking the shuttle or walking.
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creepydata
9y ago
I take it you are young and don't have a family? Most people over 25 want to go home at the end of the day to their friends/family and don't want to live in dorms.
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creepydata
9y ago
Why not just wash your hands?
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creepydata
9y ago
I heard exactly this from someone who practiced either Ju Jitsu or Taekwondo (can't recall which one) - he got into a motorcycle accident and was thrown over the handlebars totally uninjured due to instinctively landing how he learned
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creepydata
9y ago
Yes, absolutely. Tenantancy is usually established after around 30 days of continued occupancy and once they are tenants, even if they aren't paying rent, you can't legally kick them out without going through the proper legal chan
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creepydata
9y ago
This was posted here the other day https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14497237 Most people outside of the startup scene, including myself, especially those over 35, are only in this for the money. That doesn't mean w
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creepydata
9y ago
People who have careers in tech are likely to read an internet forum whose readership is directed at people who have careers in tech. So we aren't going to get much "people who don't have careers in tech" side of the sto
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creepydata
9y ago
Um, you really should be loading that sort of text/data from an external resource rather than embedding it in source code. Those sort of text blocks really don't belong in source code.
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creepydata
9y ago
That's actually really good advice considering that finances are one of the biggest stressors in romantic relationships. Getting your financial life together makes the romantic life much easier and more natural.
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creepydata
9y ago
You honestly have to ask why you shouldn't include a five year old in scam baiting?
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creepydata
9y ago
If you're only going to be living there for six months it doesn't really matter. I once rented a shitty apartment that I knew was shitty and could see was shitty. I needed some place to live right then and there and they weren
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creepydata
9y ago
Just touring somewhere isn't going to help, you have to make sure the person who is showing you the apartment owns the apartment, look up real estate records and ask their the landlord's ID. I say this because there is plenty of c
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