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by exclusiv 10y ago
Exactly. Although I don't think work in the car would be the same quality - if you use that time to handle emails it could be a big boost to get most emails addressed before you get to the office. I live about 12 miles from my office a
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by exclusiv 10y ago
It was a fair request. If you're CEO you try to rally your people. It wasn't a demand. The author had no reason to be stubborn about it. There were obviously other areas to be concerned about as I sided with the author on, but thi
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by exclusiv 10y ago
Good points. Also - if you believe that we're screwed unless we take action now - we would need to take serious steps worldwide. Which means laying policies on countries that are still developing, where they have serious issues with cl
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by exclusiv 10y ago
I can explain that because it's an important data point that should be driving the positioning for the AGW crowd. I personally think that AGW is overblown, the models and methodologies are suspect and I question human's impact on
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by exclusiv 10y ago
It was a fair request to have a key member link to GitLab. Employees can be told what to do. You don't have to comply, but when you get a fair request and you make a big deal of it - you have to be prepared for the consequences. Contra
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by exclusiv 10y ago
Wow that's nothing. We have state government workers in California getting 90% of their highest salary as long as they live. And some even double dip.
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by exclusiv 10y ago
This and the fact that when state pensions were getting good returns - they setup guarantees which became liabilities of the state. However, when investments went the other way - the guarantees were still in place. So they get to have their
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by exclusiv 10y ago
On the flipside - I'd propose in this simulation that there would be inner city civil unrest and the bulk of Texans, most of them armed, would join the force to squash that unrest or hunker down at home and mind their own property. I&#
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by exclusiv 10y ago
Good point. Although in this case it's more connected that the brands are subsidizing content and a site which doesn't care about hate speech and childish discussions. And parents and concerned consumers who like certain brands ca
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by exclusiv 10y ago
You don't make any sense. What did I lie about?
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by exclusiv 10y ago
Depends who you ask. They either already have the capability now or will in the near future. Hawaii is much closer anyway. Remember what happened when Hawaii was last attacked? We've already deployed radar out of Hawaii earlier this ye
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by exclusiv 10y ago
Yes, we'd engage in awful tactics against a home grown insurgency. Of course I can stomach that; any administration would respond in whatever ways necessary to crush the hypothetical Texans. They certainly wouldn't win as you sugg
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by exclusiv 10y ago
I know someone with a golf vacation business and a good chunk of their business is via travel agents from Germany. Not sure if it's just bigger over there or if it's more prevalent for group bookings that they cater to for golf. Y
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by exclusiv 10y ago
You responded with no argument or evidence. Glad you at least acknowledged they don't care about their own citizens and have a terrible human rights record.
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by exclusiv 10y ago
Are you saying Texans would succeed? You didn't argue my notion that they wouldn't, just stated that it wouldn't be pleasant. EDIT: @remarkEon that's ridiculous. We have ~ 1.5M active troops. Drones, aircraft, firepower
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by exclusiv 10y ago
I agree that you don't need a university to be successful in web development, but they ARE getting on the train and offering web development programs and have been since I graduated some time ago. I did C and Matlab in school and my mu
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by exclusiv 10y ago
If 10k Texans organized to start some sort of rebellion we'd certainly put forth more resources to address that. Nobody needs combat experience in Baghdad or first-hand economic knowledge of Houston to know that Texas would have no cha
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by exclusiv 10y ago
Ok so how does Iraq apply to your suggestion that a civil unrest and civil war in our country could easily break out when Texans with guns hit high unemployment? You also cited Houston which is the 4th largest city that has a crime problem
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by exclusiv 10y ago
Adtech will be fine but I do think we'll see a bigger shift of dollars into a bucket called content marketing versus traditional ad placement. So think about what Red Bull does with the content they develop and sponsor. YouTube should
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That's not exclusive to the US. Every country has citizens that do that. Furthermore - since we have such a well-tuned two party system, there's always about 50% of people that feel at least a little disenfranchised. We've ha
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by exclusiv 10y ago
The big firms and employers with US HQs are global. They have a duty to their shareholders so of course they will outsource. Hopefully we'll get some policies in place to prevent these large firms from stashing cash overseas and avoidi
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by exclusiv 10y ago
Any country with nukes and a disdain and distrust for both its own people and any country not like them is definitely a threat. Look back at history - the biggest threats were the ones that did terrible things to their own people. We'r
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Which civil war were you in? Where and when did this take place?
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by exclusiv 10y ago
Agreed. We should be investing in our own people and figuring out why our system isn't producing especially in light of the fact that we spend more than most countries on education. I'm guessing it's a combination of things:
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by exclusiv 10y ago
Are you serious? You're giving them too much credit. They'd be squashed in two seconds if they ever organized. North Korea is a threat. Not some hillbillies in your neck of the woods with a few deer hunting rifles that don't
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They've all been selling data for years and this goes into exchanges for the primary use-case of marketing. The data may not say John Doe, but it's tied to John Doe's device. You can already identify that a user saw an ad on
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by exclusiv 10y ago
You can set a security deposit and charge the renter on AirBnB [1]. [1] https://www.airbnb.com/help/article/59/how-do-i-add-a-securi...
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by exclusiv 10y ago
Exactly right. Although some people would probably be way too irresponsible with $1M so the financially less savvy option may be better for them haha.
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It's a terrible service for almost every user who thinks their microblog messages are even being seen and the UI is cluttered with noise. The design of the platform itself prevents any sort of meaningful conversation; so it's not
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What regulations are you referring to that would prevent this? You can just as easily book a hotel and throw a party there and do all sorts of damage. They don't take much of a deposit either (or they hold a card) because there's

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