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by cudgy 1y ago
Ageism
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by cudgy 1y ago
So, the side that is more open about their corruption is the one that deserves to be voted out? That leaves the more secretive and professionally corrupt in power, right?
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by cudgy 1y ago
But doing that would spook investors and possibly pop the bubble, so they look for ways to mitigate risk and fuel the bubble at the same time.
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by cudgy 1y ago
God wants our faces covered?
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by cudgy 1y ago
How is calling for equal and humane treatment of prisoners high and righteous? You are recommending targeted abuse for certain prisoners that goes beyond the sentence imposed by a court. Maybe a better way of stating it is that you are low
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by cudgy 1y ago
… this one
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by cudgy 1y ago
“There are a variety of mechanisms to prioritize and delay issues until business hours” What are business hours for a global provider of critical tech services?
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by cudgy 1y ago
… At a few small companies clustered in a small area of a single province called California.
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by cudgy 1y ago
Well at least you’re a humble outcoder.
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by cudgy 1y ago
Ageism?
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by cudgy 1y ago
Reminds me of the fashion industry … and manufactured consent
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by cudgy 1y ago
But reselling them won’t be
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by cudgy 1y ago
Believe this article is quoting the total number of students shot not the total number of incidents as the numbers are much higher than any other statistics that I’ve seen from more reputable sites.
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by cudgy 1y ago
Even when it doesn’t accomplish the task and cost three times more than the current method? Seems like we’re far away from this working. Don’t do what? They’re just buying Waymo cars and building a plug-in to send waypoints to the car from
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by cudgy 1y ago
Currently it cost DoorDash an Ubereats 2 to 3 dollars to send food to the front door of someone’s house. It takes about 20 to 30 minutes for that driver to form all the steps to do the delivery. This works out to $6 dollars per hour of driv
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by cudgy 1y ago
I almost responded this but the condescending nature of it doesn’t deserve one. Later.
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by cudgy 1y ago
Layoffs indicate a poorly run, inefficient company, especially if other companies in the same industry had fewer layoffs. Typically this means that the company hired and trained more workers than it needed; their estimates of future opportu
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by cudgy 1y ago
So companies have now realized that they need to have trust with their customers? That they need to protect their customers data? And that someone in the company should be concerned about it? This seems more like corporate CYA than anything
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by cudgy 1y ago
I think we’ve exhausted this discussion. It’s reduced down to simple individual opinions about whether it’s worth it to drive to a restaurant or not. I only wanted to point out that The customers are getting less not more. And the companies
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by cudgy 1y ago
Maybe with your research into social patterns of nature, you can figure out a way around this issue or at least approaches that might work to increase the social transaction depth for humans. I wonder, though, whether the issue with humans
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by cudgy 1y ago
Don’t forget depreciation of the vehicle and the risk of an accident as well. Why would DoorDash want to assume all that responsibility when they have such a good legal scam against all their drivers right now? I call it a scam because Door
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by cudgy 1y ago
Phoenix would be a city where this will be less of an issue for sure, but you still have two and three story apartment buildings that require customers to go downstairs for their food. Having to go outside significantly reduces the benefit
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by cudgy 1y ago
No, I’m old enough to understand that people in different age groups have different mentalities. Sure, there are 18-year-olds that are mature beyond their years to the extent that they are willing to consider the interest of older people, b
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by cudgy 1y ago
I think we should always be worried when installing even open source tools that are injected within operating system functions, especially tools that pull in many external libraries. It adds to the threat surface area. However, in this case
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by cudgy 1y ago
Huh? Why would I think that? My comment is regarding the customer. With an automated delivery the customer receives the goods at the location where the delivery vehicle can park near the destination. Without automated delivery, the human re
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by cudgy 1y ago
People will love that when it’s raining or in snow. What about in cities where you can’t even find parking? Or you live on the 30th floor of an apartment complex? Lol these companies are so stupid.
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“… but it's expensive due to the drivers.“ Really? Drivers only get paid 2 to 3 dollars per delivery from DoorDash and UberEats. These companies are predatory and pay the drivers less than it cost the drivers to deliver. So now these c
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by cudgy 1y ago
Good luck finding a candidate that follows your morals and values that’s willing to run for president.
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by cudgy 1y ago
How do you determine that people are knowledgeable and are going to help you grow? How do you verify they’re “knowledgeable”? Hacker news should not become strictly or dominated by political discussion, but given AI and its impact on societ
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by cudgy 1y ago
OK, but would these children have done better without using the screens? That is the question not whether students can possibly do well with screens. For example, what if the students at the top are less impacted by using screens and would’

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