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8y ago
I see this in my step mother. My family isn't very high in social standing, but she has a nursing degree and a long well paying career, better than anyone else in my family. Now that I have a CS degree with similar pay, she pays me res
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8y ago
You being willing to bet money gives me little confidence.
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8y ago
If you're comfortable, could you describe some of your experiences facing sexism? Did you experience this after you released information that you're a divorced parent?
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8y ago
From what I understand, if you mix women and men in the workplace then competition between employees goes up, for obvious reasons.
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8y ago
A counter-example: I also attended a middle tier state University for CS, and our single term required Ethics in Computing course was all but easy. That said, it certainly didn't capture the attention of students.
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8y ago
Here's an idea for 'slowly popping it': Innovate in trade schools and start convincing high school students to take that path instead of University.
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8y ago
Now that's a beautiful rig.
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8y ago
I generally like to assume that other people have the same rights that I do.
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8y ago
Most people will never pay $100 for sushi.
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8y ago
> "Writing is nature's way of letting you know how sloppy your thinking is." -Dick Guindon, via Leslie Lamport This makes so much sense in context to Facebook and YouTube comments...
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Makes me think that the NYPD doesn't have any direct connections to Google.
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8y ago
Team chat is highly valuable, and surprisingly difficult to do well.
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8y ago
It would take a lot more than that for me to switch from Firefox.
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8y ago
Is that true? I've always seem Chrome but never Chromium.
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> standard browser Why would Chromium be the standard browser for Android? I have never had that installed on my phone. Edit: Yes I know Google develops the Chrome products. Down-voting my post without discussion is pretty useless, no?
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8y ago
I would bet you're right. As soon as an option was presented for using computer functions away from the PC (i.e. smartphones), people ditched the keyboard and desk.
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8y ago
You're not entirely wrong here. Companies have no obligation to give the consumer the biggest and best, if they know the consumer will be satisfied with par. For instance, if a business has no/weak competition, then even if the co
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8y ago
> greedy corporates will always test the boundaries of the law to the maximum, to maximise their profits, testing the limits of the government to see what they can get away with. I don't deny that penny-pincher execs are looking for
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I see that on Reddit also. When viewing their site from a phone, a pop-up says "view on our app? [ Reddit Logo ] View on web? [ Chromium logo ]" Silly goose, I'm never leaving Firefox.
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Shouldn't that be enough? The authors use more descriptive words to describe the circumstance, which creates better understanding. They could use, say, "humans", but not everyone uses their product and that would be a wasted
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I think you're being pedantic. "Consumer" is more descriptive than your other words. Edit: I appreciate your concern about consumerism and the effects of being treated like cattle, I just think more descriptive words create b
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Insurance companies live in the weird realm of customer service up front, and financial defense when the whistle is blown.
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> On the other hand, essentially all this does is provide law enforcement a means to potentially quickly identify People who support government's ability to violate our rights always seem to think that the government will never use
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I imagine it's only legal up until a certain visibility is crossed. Usually tint is measured as VLT (visible light transfer), and the lower the percentage the more dark the tint. Most states allow tint down to 30/35% VLT, which is
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8y ago
Don't forget about Android OS and the Pixel phones.
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DDG has been my default search in FF for a very long time now. If I can't find what I'm looking for with ddg, I'll simply add !g to my search, and it will redirect to Google.
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You should try tinting your windows.
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Establishing the culture of dishonesty among the entire Chinese population isn't even remotely my job or prerogative, but if I have stories of systemic cheating within some of the Chinese culture at my University, then that seems rea
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I'm sorry that my paltry life only offers anecdotes from college cheating instead of multinational corporate espionage, please forgive me. /s But to make an accusation of racism based on sharing a true story is very naive. In fact
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Excuse me? I'm not being racist, the friend of mine in the story was also a Chinese guy. From what I understand, at my University there was a pretty strong culture among Chinese students to share code and homeworks. I even remember my
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