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by esturk 7y ago
The tragic part is there were probably employees pushing for change but management must've smothered them like a dying patient with a pillow.
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by esturk 7y ago
Nah, the mortality rate is higher, around 9%, similar to SARS. Dividing total deaths by total cases is wrong. You need to divide by the sum of deaths plus total recovered cases. With that in mind it's already way higher.
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by esturk 7y ago
I would say "provide 'actionable' professional advice". There's manager who keeps dropping advice thinking they're some fountain of knowledge and there's some manager who actually provide tailored made adv
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by esturk 7y ago
Small net for small fish. Big net for big fish. There's also no problem with getting criminals to go through extra steps. The more processes, the more room for error. The point is to not make it convenient for them at all.
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by esturk 7y ago
You mean "most cancer in the liver" and not liver cancer. Liver cancer means HCC, as in the cancer originated from there.
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by esturk 7y ago
I agree with you, but others often argue that the previous total compensation is what that's for. Said person just haven't worked there long enough to break even should they choose to move to another company in the same industry.
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by esturk 7y ago
Exactly. A Chinese doctor was ostracized for effectively programming a zygote to be immune to HIV. Theoretically this should work for human adults. And not everyone need it too once a community achieve herd immunity.
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by esturk 7y ago
Totally. Apple even says that their services make more money than their hardware. But without the hardware, the services will also go down. Apple need to keep people in their wall garden. There's a threshold they need to keep at or els
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by esturk 7y ago
I'm still waiting for the dockable phone that doubles as a PC to be viable. Motorola tried it with the Atrix but it was too ahead of it's time. I feel that we are close though. With the iPhone Ax chip being comparable to low end l
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by esturk 7y ago
I disagree because being able to resell will also factor into the first hand buyers expectation to recooperate values by selling it. If it is made known reselling is difficult then there will be diminished first hand buyers. So being able t
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by esturk 7y ago
"Reverse a string" is actually one of the hardest interview questions to implement.
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by esturk 7y ago
I know people will often point to revenue being relatively stable so it shouldn't worry the OEM but that's actually misleading. It's like when you raised the price by 100% but selling only 50% of the supply. Yes the revenue i
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by esturk 7y ago
I wonder if we could use forensic genealogy to eliminate certain hypothesis to where he went. Take the hypothesis that he went to Argentina or Venezuela. And say that he had children. Then it's possible to find a match between his rela
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by esturk 7y ago
I wonder whether anti-vaxxers are against gene modification or not? On one hand, their children may truly be immune and not need vaccines. But on the other, they might think the procedures will give them even more diseases.
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by esturk 7y ago
I had to remap my ESC key to the caps lock button just so I can get a physical button because of the touchbar. This will only make that arrangement the default for all my setups.
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by esturk 7y ago
Or if they take leave, they don't take too long. I've noticed that father's tend to return in one month. They all say they got bored but what I think is they are afraid of reprisal.
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by esturk 7y ago
Funny you added 'healthy living' at the end. It makes you wonder why people would live beyond their means to be unhealthy.
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by esturk 7y ago
Season 2 of 24 I think.
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by esturk 7y ago
I feel like your argument is biased towards the contractor argument probably caused by your own experiences. Have you considered the opposite side where there are people who _only_ wants to be a full time employee so there's stability
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by esturk 7y ago
My issue with Firefox is essentially one bug where they refuse to fix. In private mode, previously closed tabs are, for some reasons, restorable. This doesn't happen for Safari or Chrome.
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by esturk 7y ago
Did the report account for more road work and construction between that time? Anecdotally, I've noticed more constructions now than before. Maybe that also contributed to the slow down in traffic.
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by esturk 7y ago
The term "social network" has become too vague in 2019. You will have to append a purpose to each one. ie. Yelp is a social network for food, LinkedIn is a social network for professionals, and GitHub is another for developers. Ea
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by esturk 7y ago
Or in an extreme scenario, have certain organs be removed that have the deadliest forms of cancer. ie. Pancreas and gallbladder. Humans can live without either. I'm not suggesting it's a good option though.
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by esturk 8y ago
If you read the article, the 4th amendment has 2 parts. Is it a search and is it reasonable. Chalking is not reasonable because at the moment of chalking, the car is in a legal position. Placing a ticket is reasonable because at the time of
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by esturk 8y ago
I'm more curious how she went from no experience SWE to Senior SWE and a team lead in 2 years. I'm not saying its not warranted but I've seen people working at Google for several years and not get the Senior title.
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by esturk 8y ago
That's because more expensive goods tend to be repurposed or recycle more. Take for example, a car is way more likely to be recycled for scrap metal than a bike because there's more value. Same for apple goods which tend to deprec
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by esturk 8y ago
You didn't even mention what those 3 interview questions are like which is the whole point of this discussion. You made the conclusion with 3 data points. I could just as easily make a conclusion about the common denominator of all thi
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by esturk 8y ago
The main wrongful conviction in article happened in 1999. I'm not sure if they are the same technique used in recent years but the article also alluded to the mother discovering the DNA match was different. For something like that I fe
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by esturk 8y ago
I don't consider car leasing to be car ownership. It's like saying leasing a house is home ownership. With that said, car leasing is on the rise. https://www.fool.com/investing/2018/06/08/why-ri
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by esturk 8y ago
I read the article first and then came in to read the comments. I feel that most people commenting did not actually read the whole article. To put it simply: It is not just about pay equity in a particular level. It is also about the ingres

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