dylanbox

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   by dylanbox 12y ago

   I always have a problem with social design challenges like this. Outsiders always have some notion that they're more capable of coming up with solutions for these "problems" than the people who actively live with them. It typ
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   by dylanbox 12y ago

   I'm not sure about numbers of those business, so I can't really speak to how prevalent that is, but I'd imagine that sort of fraud is pretty small in both number and dollar value compared to the higher-profile and the larger
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   by dylanbox 12y ago

   One thing you definitely see is the problem with professional networks. They're pretty racially divided. You walk around the tech hubs in Detroit and you'll find that one is primarily white, and another primarily black. Networking
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   by dylanbox 12y ago

   Detroiter who works at a tech startup here in the city: great bit of photography and a really interesting message, but there is one notable absence in the contrast between the haves and have-nots is in the city of Detroit. There's a hu