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Men in committed, romantic relationships have lower testosterone(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
73 points by dataker 11y ago|43 comments
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by dataker 11y ago
The largest threat to America is America itself. For the past decades, America appears to be moving away from principles , objectiveness and liberty. More and more, we see a 'democracy' ran by delusional ideologies and even blind
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by dataker 11y ago
Related link http://www.businessinsider.com/sam-altman-y-combinator-talks...
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'Black' NAACP leader outed as white woman(11alive.com)
2 points by dataker 11y ago|0 comments
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by dataker 11y ago
Is it possible for Twitter to acquire Square?
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by dataker 11y ago
Unless the new CEO had a ongoing positive relationship with the former CEO and company, it appears to be really hard to keep things working and have a long-term vision. From Wikipedia: >Although his 2010 takeover as CEO was supposed to b
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by dataker 11y ago
Yes, it's terrible for Zenefits, but even worse for ADP. A defamation lawsuit tells a lot about how vulnerable a company is. Take down Zenefits and hundreds of others emerge.
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by dataker 11y ago
Instead of quitting the tech industry, why not move to an existing smaller company, whose size gives you more freedom? Wait and sit for a profitable idea doesn't look like a very good idea. I'd go to AngelList and join an existing
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by dataker 11y ago
The author explains at README.md: >Sure, I had some questions "how is this high-frequency" or "not for UHFT" or "this is not front-running". Let's take a closer look at these definitions: > High-freq
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by dataker 11y ago
1)Consider another font 2)It's too dense on information: separate it 3)Your modal is terrible(had no content and titled 'Imaged Viewer') I'd consider taking a Bootstrap template and work on top of it https://w
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by dataker 11y ago
If anything, an employee could just move to a company with better perks. Instead, their ambition and motivation appears to be large enough to accept smaller salaries and benefits to start their own company.
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by dataker 11y ago
This. Coming from an impoverished family, I took CS as a way out of it. Eventually, I became interested, but not the other way around.
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by dataker 11y ago
The issue with student debt is critical, but one can't take these individuals as solely victims. I went to a cheap state university and got a degree in CS. I had no debt after 3 years and my income is higher than average. If I had gone
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by dataker 11y ago
This summarizes it https://fortunedotcom.files.wordpress.com/2012/10/timeline_p...
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by dataker 11y ago
Makes onde wonder if such unscrupulous lawsuit comes from her real desire, or her husband's. If the former is true, it's quite ludicrous to believe the case would be an achievement for feminists.
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by dataker 11y ago
That's not always a good argument to use http://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/mitt-romney-says-corp...
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by dataker 11y ago
They're doing a terrible job misinforming about fake terrorist attacks and so on. However,Western media and forums end up becoming quite biased in their own PC. Different points of views are often ignored or nonexistent(strong herd men
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by dataker 11y ago
Problem is that many of these majors used to offer a career path in the past, but presently face outrageous competition.
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Rand Paul and the tech vote(slate.com)
1 points by dataker 11y ago|0 comments
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by dataker 11y ago
If Snowden came back to the U.S and got released, he wouldn't be the whistleblowing platform he currently is.
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by dataker 11y ago
As a successful recent college dropout(3 years ago co-founded a company), my only fear is on what's next(on my career). b Somehow, you end up solely relying on yourself, whereas many have degrees to do that. Even with my solid experien
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by dataker 11y ago
Interestingly: >Soviet Union 4 | 0.0 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 100.0%
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by dataker 11y ago
Is there any reason to assume it'd stop anyway? If it hadn't been approved, I doubt the real outcome would've been different.
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by dataker 11y ago
Another lesson to avoid becoming completely dependent on any product. Always good to have a backup plan.
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by dataker 11y ago
'Normal' was fairly biased, as it mostly refers to an average western individual. Nothing wrong with it, but why not avoid the negative aspects of it? Why not fostering your own culture?
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by dataker 11y ago
Any recommendations for a good blog on modern HFT?
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by dataker 11y ago
Maybe 90's and 80's, but if it was truly cyclical, one'd have to notice the same with Boomers, who retired in the company they interned
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by dataker 11y ago
>social media itself is the tool younger workers use to make sure they have contacts in place I know the articles tries to depict this as 'innovative/cool', but it's the same issue of crony capitalism vs true meritocr
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by dataker 11y ago
The larger the population, the more inmates(in total number) there will be. Therefore, its organizational structure becomes harder to manage and prone to bureaucracy.
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by dataker 11y ago
It's a good idea for Americans to get elements from the article, but it's impossible to completely emulate it. Norway has a smaller and more homogeneous population, making these programs easier to be managed and funded.

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