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by exit 14y ago
you should be pretty worried if hyperbolic mischaracterization is the best response you have to someones argument. women have privileges too. women abusing their presumed status as victum in conflicts with men is a very real phenomena.
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by exit 14y ago
i wonder whether depigmentation happened fast enough for people to be cognissant of the advantages. well into the processes, would people know that dark skinned atavisms would have nutritional problems?
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by exit 14y ago
so you take her account of their behavior at face value? the article makes it sound like sandberg did too and quietly "made things happen" on the strength of that. that should legitimately concern men in tech.
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by exit 14y ago
i think this concerns working on stuff beyond satisfying basic needs that project you wish you'd get done in your spare time
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by exit 14y ago
> "What if $EDGE_CASE_OF_INAPPROPRIATE_CRYPTO_FUNCTION" is never a good question to ask. Just use the right tools in the first place. that's not an intelligent attitude. understanding where an edge case breaks down is still illuminati
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by exit 14y ago
what's wrong with hashing (message + secret) instead?
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by exit 14y ago
how can they tell what was leaked but not cracked?
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by exit 14y ago
> and as far as I am concerned, having a sexual harassment policy for conferences is an easy win for everybody involved. frankly i don't entirely trust women with the ability to cry sexual harassment and have men ejected from situations
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by exit 14y ago
Transcript via Reddit: http://www.reddit.com/r/politics/comments/tqkj3/billionaire_...
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TED Refuses to Post Talk of Venture Capitalist Saying Rich Don't Create Jobs(businessinsider.com)
9 points by exit 14y ago|2 comments
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by exit 14y ago
at some point powerful webapps disrupt the app store market
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by exit 14y ago
if a software engineer ended up on the jury of this trial would they be percluded from ever working for google or oracle?
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by exit 15y ago
what you're really complaining about is the voting mechanism around here. apparently there was enough interest to bump it to the front page.
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by exit 15y ago
did you also refrain from using punctuation in your report?
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by exit 15y ago
is it a mistake releasing concept videos far ahead of the state of the art? hopefully what google announces at i/o will be shockingly advanced
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by exit 15y ago
> The fact that she was a woman and black ultimately didn't make a difference to the, presumably, white men that hired her. so sticking it out is a credit to her. it's likely though that the industry missed out on others who were qual
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by exit 15y ago
> I'm a single, 30yo, systems architect at a quite known and popular Web company (top 30). but then you say: > Of that I allocate 1 hour to my girlfriend daily. ...?
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by exit 15y ago
> andreadallera 44 minutes ago | link [dead] > Sorry to threadjack but... how does it work? It seems that, for some reason, my account is blacklisted too. Who decides that? On the basis of what? I'm honestly perplexed... one par
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by exit 15y ago
the first link in particular reminds me how much i despise the system of silently black listing people around here.
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by exit 15y ago
the point of calling it slavery arises from having to take orders from some boss, not just from any particular boss. if startup owners had few choices in life but to service some group of customers, i'd expect it would also be labeled sla
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by exit 15y ago
> If we were late for dinner, we didn't eat. If we were late getting home at night, we didn't get to go out again. those don't fit in with examples of being treated like an adult.
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by exit 15y ago
a lot of europe.
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by exit 15y ago
did you mean to link to the comment field in particular, or the entire article? in any case, it reminded me of http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basic_income_guarantee
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by exit 15y ago
> "Tell Congress: Please don't censor the web!" "please"? that's pathetic. like a child asking to stay up past 8.
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by exit 15y ago
yeah, i move around europe a lot, sigh...
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by exit 15y ago
i hate when my internet experience is "localized" with shit like "g'day mate". the internet is a place in and of itself.
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by exit 15y ago
well, why wouldn't users abandon those services too?
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by exit 15y ago
whereas i don't trust the masses to arrive at coherent conclusions, much less effectively collude in their own interest. > If the masses conclude it is intolerable, the companies will stop making money and that's the end of it. so com
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by exit 15y ago
it also has an overly formal feeling to it, like walking into a campus computer lab. to each his own though.
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by exit 15y ago
how could a serious pr department attach that photo to any statement?

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