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dopamean
10y ago
You and I have had very different experiences with this. I've lost offers over simply questioning those clauses.
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10y ago
There were a few funds of funds that saw big paper returns with Madoff as well.
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10y ago
I work with a guy who eats a single large meal a day for dinner and nothing else. He has water and the occasional handful of nuts during the day but that's it. Other than that he doesn't work out a ton and appears to be one of the
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10y ago
I could be wrong but this sounds a lot like what happened in America during WWII. Many men were off at war and the country was coming out of a depression. As a result a ton of women joined the workforce in fields that were typically dominat
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10y ago
This is a real problem for Democratic Party leadership. Tthe people wanted a populist. So the people got a populist and he just happened to not be a Democrat.
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10y ago
It's not. And I'd really like to know if many deaf folks would really feel like this properly serves their interests.
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10y ago
By saying it has never happened to me I perhaps communicated incorrectly that I think it never happens. That is certainly not the case. I guess what I take issue with is this idea that it "usually" happens. I do not believe that m
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10y ago
> Which usually results in a huff and/or an eye roll from the cashier Why do so many people online seem to need to demonstrate that they are some how persecuted (even if in the slightest, most inconsequential way) for taking a parti
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10y ago
I have yet to see anyone prove how even illegal immigrants are a detriment to our country. Also, xenophobia is xenophobia. Let's say we actually got rid of all illegal immigrants. You really think the debate about immigration would end
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10y ago
I equate this to the first time I paid my own rent. I loved it. I was paying my own money for my own place and it felt awesome. It seems crazy to love paying rent but there was a period of time where I did.
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10y ago
It's either a ton of people and they don't want to admit it OR it's very, very few people and they don't want to be asked the obvious follow up question of "who are they?"
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10y ago
Mike Perham ported some of Sidekiq to Crystal and did brief writeup about it [0]. It'll be interesting to see if this thing really goes somewhere. [0] http://www.mikeperham.com/2016/05/25/sidekiq-for-crys
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10y ago
I've found Instacart to be prohibitively expensive. When in New York I've used Fresh Direct and have never felt that I was being over charged. I have never had an order with Instacart that made me thing the increase in price was w
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10y ago
If you're in Manhattan Fresh Direct is the best choice IMO.
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10y ago
> This means that cyber 'arms' manufactures and computer hackers can freely "pirate" these 'weapons' if they are obtained. Does the author really think that if the tools were exposed then people who wanted t
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10y ago
I thought this said AlephOne and had a serious bout of nostalgia.
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10y ago
I thought 2 party consent laws only dealt with audio recordings.
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10y ago
They do. However I believe compensation to drivers is more complicated because of what are essentially marketing costs in the form of subsidized rides. A year or so ago before Uber left Austin a driver told me one weekend that Uber guarante
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10y ago
And you're talking to someone who works for you (though you bend over backwards to say they don't so you can avoid being responsible for them) and earns a tiny, tiny fraction of what you earn.
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10y ago
I wasn't really trying to "blame" anyone.
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10y ago
I can empathize a bit with the feeling of loss surrounding changes in ones culture. I grew up in the Hamptons (Southampton to be precise). When I was a kid nearly every store on the two main streets in town (Main Street and Jobs Lane) were
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10y ago
If I were in a meeting and anyone referred to one of my coworkers as a "bitch" I would walk out of the meeting immediately and report it to HR. There's no way to know that the men in the room when "Amy" was insulted
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10y ago
Whenever I hear allegations like this I always wonder what reason the company could possibly have for this. I like assume, perhaps naively, that there was some reason other than "we don't like Latino people and want to avoid them.
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10y ago
Then why are Republicans against net neutrality? I suspect the answer is "money" and that the wrong people are greasing the right palms to get this done. If that really is the truth then why aren't companies in tech doing mor
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10y ago
Why is the FCC against net neutrality?
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10y ago
The album is mentioned in the article.
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10y ago
Ah, all good. It happens.
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10y ago
I don't think the commenter is asking why the method exists. But more why is it that the bug exists with reject! and not select!. Why the underlying implementations of those two very similar methods different?
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10y ago
This sounds a lot like what I tell people who don't like using reddit. I love using reddit because I follow the subs that are related to my interests and as a result I find a lot of really, really awesome content. I think if you approa
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10y ago
I read somethings years ago about how she didn't allow the hospitals that she oversaw use pain medication for some religious reason. There were also claims that she personally profited off of her likeness. I can't recall if any of
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