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by dopamean 8y ago
If you really only have time for one interview wouldn't you want to pick the candidate you're most likely to hire? So wouldn't you take a closer look at the resumes and not the names?
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by dopamean 8y ago
I wonder how much of it is really bias or people perceiving bias. I know people who think that if they read something negative about a political figure they like then the person and publication who wrote it are automatically biased in favor
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by dopamean 8y ago
wow dude
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by dopamean 8y ago
I have looked into this before and one thing I noticed is that the videos with the creepiest comments tend to be reposts. The videos that actually belong to the kids and families who posted them often have their comments disabled. Perhaps Y
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by dopamean 8y ago
It's a fine analogy used in the way they used it. Drawing attention to yourself for a decision you know is going to be controversial only makes it more controversial and draws out even louder criticism.
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by dopamean 8y ago
My father was an airline pilot for years (American, US Airways, and then Etihad) flying domestically and then internationally. I'd guess that if the airlines wanted to reduce pilot hours the pilot unions would have a lot to say about t
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by dopamean 8y ago
Though I do agree with the a lot of what you're saying it does seems like what you are suggesting is that had the regulations worked "as they should" then we could have always prevented accidents like this. I'm not sure
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by dopamean 8y ago
If they ever make a change that badly affects RedReader it'll be over for me. I love that app and I have a pretty solid reddit experience with it.
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by dopamean 8y ago
You're being downvoted for this but I suspect you're right. The people we're talking about aren't literally random people. They're people who switched to Fiber in the first place.
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by dopamean 8y ago
Yeah this is exactly my point. Fiber is a competing service in every market it serves. Customers do have a choice. Now unfortunately they do not but and they're just going back to the way things were.
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by dopamean 8y ago
China could learn something from China on this. See their draconian punishments for drug offenses.
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by dopamean 8y ago
I'm not sure I can cosign the cynicism toward google in the particular instance. I am a Fiber customer in Austin and I've always been under the impression that this essentially an experiment and that it likely wont be around forev
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by dopamean 8y ago
Pretty slimy. Even if the user had said something really nasty on reddit about the product revoking their license is a pretty ridiculous and petty thing to do.
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by dopamean 8y ago
As a long time reddit user I actually find the product to be borderline unusable without an account. There's so much noise and the account features allow you to focus in on what you want to hear. I've never used the official reddi
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by dopamean 8y ago
I once worked at a walmart florida as an associate in the store getting paid crap hourly and they paid out my vacation time when I quit. I didn't even know that was a thing at that point in my life and was shocked by the extra money. T
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by dopamean 8y ago
My whole family was on ICQ when I was a kid. This may not actually be true but my understanding back then was that ICQ was pretty popular internationally (most of my family lives outside of the US).
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by dopamean 8y ago
Man. I feel bad for the employees. They probably thought getting bought by a big company like Ford meant they would stick around for a while.
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by dopamean 8y ago
Holy shit. I lived in Eastwood for 3 years. My brother was born and raised in that neighborhood and still lives there. My father died of pancreatic cancer. He was one of the first homes bought and built on his street when Eastwood was first
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by dopamean 8y ago
I asked this the last time one of these posts came up and everyone suggested I check out https://www.home-assistant.io/ I haven't started building anything yet but I will in the new year (fingers crossed).
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by dopamean 8y ago
Yeah I get the feeling that that math only works if trash production stays constant.
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by dopamean 8y ago
The war ended in 1975, 43 years ago. So if you fled the war then and were an adult you're quite old now. If you're still of working age (like the people you reference here) that means you were likely a child when you left the coun
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by dopamean 8y ago
You could argue that deregulation played a significant role in the fiascos that brought down both of those companies.
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by dopamean 8y ago
lol
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by dopamean 8y ago
If the settlement was for less than you got from the ico it may have been worth it.
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by dopamean 8y ago
Wow that was a great read.
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by dopamean 8y ago
Right but then after the guest checks out why would they hold on to them for longer than a few days?
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by dopamean 8y ago
Why on earth would they hold onto passport numbers? The amount of data companies hold onto is ridiculous. It can't all be necessary.
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by dopamean 8y ago
This reminds me of an anecdote from Liar's Poker where the writer talks about how not even the oil traders understood what caused the price of oil to move and so they'd just make up outlandish stories about the Saudis.
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by dopamean 8y ago
$5000 still seems like an insane number for something that I have no idea how to judge the value of.
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by dopamean 8y ago
"I see you're building an app with a shopping cart. Why not just sell your wares on Shopify!"

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