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by dudul 4y ago
Of course it does. Doesn't matter where you are or what citizenship you hold. Github has to follow US laws.
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by dudul 4y ago
I just don't let them use screens. I have a 5 and a 7 years old. To them a phone is used to call people, a computer is what Dad uses to work, a TV is used 30 minutes a week to watch something as a family and they don't know what a
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by dudul 4y ago
Maximum complexity control is a thing though.
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by dudul 4y ago
Agreed. Switched a year ago from Gmail to fastmail, works great. I use a free proton account as safety net for my secondary account and domain names. No complaint there either. I would have gone with proton if they had a better family orien
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by dudul 4y ago
Do you have examples of how this pressure is implemented? AFAIK it has been shown many times that "career woman" is absolutely not a trait men find attractive.
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by dudul 4y ago
How are the numbers getting worse as all these "toxic things" are currently falling out of fashion? It is now becoming more acceptable for men to behave that way, why wouldn't the numbers improve then?
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by dudul 4y ago
That was an interesting read for me. I have experienced most symptoms of the collapse a few months ago, but I have almost none of the symptoms of NPD. Maybe the collapse is defined a bit too generically. It looks like it could just be som
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by dudul 4y ago
And they should only work 20% of the week.
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by dudul 4y ago
"I wish there was a way to know you're in the good old days before you've actually left them."
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by dudul 4y ago
Agree with your 1st statement, I dont think split screen had anything to do with LAN parties. There was no network with split screen. However I don't think LAN died because of tower size. Maybe towers got a tad bigger at some point, b
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by dudul 4y ago
Agreed. LAN parties were amazing. I have such fond memories of gathering with 3 to 5 buddies in a basement for an entire weekend. The games were fun but more often than not they were just a background activity for an epic hangout.
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by dudul 4y ago
And not all books are about spreading information and/or knowledge. We're not only talking about academic books here, there are also fictions. What does the latest Stephen King have to do with freedom of knowledge? I understand
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by dudul 4y ago
I'm surprised I need to pay to read this book :)
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by dudul 4y ago
Meh, that's an argument often heard "I'll download this game to try it and if I like it I'll buy it legit", but how often does it really happen? :). Maybe some did, but it's impossible to quantify.
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by dudul 4y ago
How is a book a "locked paywall" and a movie is "real piracy"? I fail to see how the difference in medium between a book and a movie makes the situation so completely different.
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by dudul 4y ago
I have written a book that ended up on Z-Library (and some other shadow libraries). It did bother me a little bit at first yes. I had spent hours of my spare time working on that book and, while I definitely didn't do it for the mone
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by dudul 4y ago
Plenty of negative comments on this thread. Basically it's just your feeling. No hard data.
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by dudul 4y ago
What data do you have/use to claim that HN criticizes one more than the other?
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by dudul 4y ago
To me, the "at least" qualifier makes it look pretty bad. So if they reached 75% it wouldn't be a diversity issue?
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by dudul 4y ago
Honest question: do hiring managers look at what college an applicant attended? I don't, couldn't care less about your GPA and what not.
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by dudul 4y ago
This last paragraph reminds me of a all hands monthly meeting a while ago during which the DE&I lady reported that we did great with diversity during the past month by hiring ~80% women.
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by dudul 4y ago
Monarchies have worked for longer than democracies have been around. People had no stakes in the system and were fine with it for thousands of years.
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by dudul 4y ago
Worked in Athens for a few centuries.
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by dudul 4y ago
"Even more arbitrary"? The current system is not arbitrary at all.
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by dudul 4y ago
Fisherman is supposed to be the worst and most dangerous job according to studies I saw her and there over the past few years. I would pick up a trade. Maybe electrician or painter.
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by dudul 4y ago
It was already the case when Bush Jr was elected.
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by dudul 4y ago
Been in Boston for 15 years. Never had a problem. I've crossed the city many times at 2am walking drunk from a bar, nothing. Not even a single package theft in 15 years.
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by dudul 4y ago
To me it doesn't sound normal. Yes there are layoffs, but I feel like the market (at least in the US) is still hot, especially for good senior people. If you truly went through 40 interviews without ever making it to an offer I'
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by dudul 4y ago
I have no idea why we kept making movies after the LOTR trilogy.
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by dudul 4y ago
Oh then we've been on the same page from the beginning :)

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