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Grit is something I used to like about Seattle. This was a city of lumberjacks and fishermen and dock workers.
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What I find hilarious is that the most hostile people weren't even born in Seattle. John Criscitello has no right to speak on behalf of native Seattleites.
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11y ago
Clicdata is user friendly and affordable. http://www.clicdata.com/
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11y ago
I switched to an iPhone recently and can't wait to switch back. Already preordered the new nexus. PC hardware specs are important, my biggest complaint about the iPhone is how little RAM it has. My nexus 5 could support doing simple th
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11y ago
>one possible situation that would help convince me is if we had a "control" planet So on this one issue it's impossible for you to be convinced.
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11y ago
I add torani syrup, they are easy to mix in (don't require a blender or anything) and have a wide variety of flavors (including a good selection of sugar free).
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11y ago
Back when I was a vegetarian I got a lot of the same thing. People would get upset about what I would or wouldn't put into my own body.
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I don't need an excuse to eat Soylent. I'm free to eat whatever I want. Why do my food choices bother you so much?
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11y ago
Not to mention a number of "smaller" tech companies like Zillow, Expedia, and Tableau that would love to hire all the ex-Amazon employees, should Amazon ever have mass layoffs. My concern is a downturn in the whole tech industry.
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Rick Santorum has accused universities of "indoctrination" and "killing religion". http://www.cbsnews.com/news/rick-santorum-left-uses-college-... https://www.psychologytoday.com/blo
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11y ago
Reality has a well known liberal bias.
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Professors, scientists, and school teachers are regularly demonized by the republican party.
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12y ago
Don't try things that "sound fun". Things that sound fun are either things that you've done before, things your friends do, or things you think you'll be good at. Instead do things that kind of scare you even though
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12y ago
This really feels familiar for me. I was emailed an "anonymous" survey when leaving a Big Corp, and filled it out honestly and mostly positive. Of course they bring up my answers in the exit interview, and when I told them "I
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Did you even read the article? Sounds like you accept the fact that the Subaru can die at any time. The article specifically talks about how that's a privilege that many people don't have. If someone is living paycheck to paycheck
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Tor is designed and engineered to allow anonymity. Handguns and semi-automatics are designed and engineered to kill humans. If the creators intent matters, then there is a moral difference between the two.
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As Robots Grow Smarter, American Workers Struggle to Keep Up
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> Large companies don't like to advertise that they hire contractors. Do you know the reason for this?
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Can you please refute my point then? If not due to voting, why do areas with a liberal population enact liberal policies and areas with a conservative population enact conservative policies? I'm honestly curious to know what you think.
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At an individual level voting doesn't seem to make much of an impact, but the whole point of voting is that it's a group activity. Washington state has legal pot. Texas has strict abortion laws. The reason the laws of a state refl
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For those that haven't read it, The Disadvantages of an Elite Education is a great essay by this author. http://theamericanscholar.org/the-disadvantages-of-an-elite-...
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You need to pay way more than the coasts. There are career benefits to being in a location with other tech companies. Not just finding a new job, but simply going to meetups and coffee shops and meeting people who are in a similar line of w
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How and why Prezi turned to JavaScript
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I'd pay a bit more per serving if I could order just one bag to try it. Right now the smallest order on their website is $85. I'd never spend that on food that I may hate.
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What came before the big bang?
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I'm working on this. Seattle has launched, more cities on the way. discovershowgo.com
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You can be a muslim (or catholic, or whatever) who disagrees with the leadership on particular issues. Or some people think it's acceptable for religions to prefer one idea of family while realizing the government should accommodate al
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> When I was younger, I would have completely ignored the first one, and obsessively focused on the second one to the point of feeling shitty about myself. That made me sad to hear given how much hate the character Wesley Crusher got.
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What was the site?
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They will be a ton cheaper too. Lower fuel costs, maintenance costs, and labor costs. The three most expensive costs associated with operating a taxi will be lowered significantly.
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