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by ep103 8y ago
Or, suggest that this is a low quality article, and if journalistic enterprises want to report on subject matter, they should have their articles approved by people knowledgeable in that subject matter.
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by ep103 8y ago
I've read before that you can totally do it, but you need to eat a lot of vitamins and other things that aren't stored in your fat cells and that you usually get through food, to make sure you survive without significant damage. I
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by ep103 9y ago
The Great Belt Road. There are some good articles on it in reddit.com/r/geopolitics. But basically, China is willing to put up loans to build trade infrastructure, in the sorts of places where it would be too risky for private c
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by ep103 9y ago
Everyone is acting in their best interest, except youtube. Youtube has a product team, its their job to come up with solutions to problems like these. If they haven't found a solution, they haven't done their job. Full stop.
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by ep103 9y ago
Its true in the opposite direction too. I fled to some of the pro-gun subreddits, until I realized they were increasingly TheDonald_Lite. They really need to ban T_D
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by ep103 9y ago
how do you disable it?
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by ep103 9y ago
yeah, which technically makes the non-compete invalid. They can't change the terms of your contract after you've already accepted the position. What they're hoping for, is that you'll just bow down and take it, rather t
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by ep103 9y ago
Because Musk is a self-made man who gathered a huge amount of wealth, and then multiple times risked it all in attempts to further the species, instead of just continuing to hoard wealth at the expense of the rest of us. Tesla, Hawking, and
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by ep103 9y ago
I'm trying to find the "clearly" browser extension you mentioned, but have had no success. Where is it?
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by ep103 9y ago
Harrison Bergeron
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by ep103 9y ago
hidden partitions, and/or storing all your important data off-device are the two pieces of advice that get suggested the most.
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by ep103 9y ago
This seems to be missing a lot of information. what is the injury and why are you unable to work? Why can you only work a few hours each day? What are the medical procedures you believe you require? Why was the reason given for denying y
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by ep103 9y ago
I do the same thing. But 90% of my listening time is spotify, because I no longer really keep a personal library outside of spotify. I download files off bandcamp, and upload them to spotify and Music-map.com (gnoosic) is amazing. I didn&#
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by ep103 9y ago
Just saying, the best way to thank Mozilla, is to make FireFox your default browser. Firefox for Android is pretty good too.
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by ep103 9y ago
I think this is pretty nail on the head. It also implies that the answer is to just be really open minded about what you like and don't like, and why the people you're meeting like x, y, or z, and you'll end up making a lot
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by ep103 9y ago
I agree, this is good for bitcoin!
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by ep103 9y ago
The parent comment literally shows that Democrats protect us for privacy more than Republicans do. 125 Democrats voted to add privacy protections, 55 did not. By Contrast 58 Republicans voted to add privacy protections, 178 did not. By defi
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by ep103 9y ago
This is why you don't mention your political or religious beliefs in the workplace. That said, other commenters are saying political affiliation is protected in california.
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by ep103 9y ago
Three developers on my team spent the last 4 years pushing for angular. Four years ago, I was 50/50 on it vs react, so whatever, but if my team's really for it, let's do it. Fast forward to angular 2, and we're down to
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by ep103 9y ago
That would be the http://www.the2904.org : )
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by ep103 9y ago
Why doesn't the rest of humanity meet my expectations of what is acceptable?
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by ep103 9y ago
For people who don't follow this, records for the cannonball run are usually always a few years old (people wait to announce hoping the statue of limitations expires, or at least makes it less likely). That said, its unlikely to chang
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by ep103 9y ago
Is there any chance you would be up for talking about where one could go about working in tech on problems like these? Every time I've looked, I usually just find hospitals maintaining poor IT infrastructure and CRM-type systems. I w
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by ep103 9y ago
I think you could make an argument for the exact opposite. No, we have not reached the gifts my father or grandfather thought the internet would bring to society. For every hope that widespread communication would bring understanding amon
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by ep103 9y ago
How does this apply to recruiters?
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by ep103 9y ago
This is a two part answer. 1) The historical answer until Obama's administration: They hear that it is called Socialized Healthcare. Socialized is a derivative of "Socialism". Not taking into account the myths about America
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by ep103 9y ago
No, that would be the republican party.
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by ep103 9y ago
Currently it is illegal to sue a company for personal harm that results from a data breach. We could start by repealing that nonsense.
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by ep103 9y ago
From now, until the day I die, I will never vote or donate to the republican party again. This last year was the straw that broke the camel's back. This isn't the party of small businesses and tax cuts any more. This bill is a h
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by ep103 9y ago
Just a small caveat that the amount of wealth inequality does matter as well. Less so than having a livable floor, but nonetheless. Anyone who watched outraged as Ajit Pai reverted NN yesterday should understand why implicitly.

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