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It has definitely softened demand.
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I feel bad for the city whose most famous resident is Ted Cruz.
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It was a perfectly sensible strategic bet. 5G = easy streaming everything everywhere Their mistake was assuming the American telecoms would actually deliver real 5G in any reasonable amount of time. Maybe they should've tested it in th
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4y ago
Maybe crashing stock, low morale and threats of PIPs aren't bringing the right people on board.
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4y ago
Skin to skin transmission. Article mentions kissing, cuddling etc.
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4y ago
Didn't a study show that pretty much all football players have CTE? I guess we're all just okay with it?
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4y ago
I have zero sympathy for the yellow cab industry. None. I have a lot of negative feelings about Uber, and I would never work there myself as a SWE, but these feelings pale in comparison to my experiences with yellow cabs (NYC bias here). I&
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4y ago
Isn't being able to evade sanctions one of the few tangible benefits of crypto?
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4y ago
Is this a biased audience given that it's HN? In any case, my personal answer is definitely technical but with caveats that I won't repeat as others have made solid arguments and the additional caveat that I would prefer a technic
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4y ago
It says you can't even taste the crab? Then what's the point??
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I mean, hopefully some of those tech jobs are making those oil refineries, factories, meat packing plants more efficient.
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4y ago
So you're saying you agree?
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4y ago
So you're saying crypto is not good for anonymity, privacy, decentralization?
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4y ago
Guesses on the quant firm? Jane St?
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4y ago
Not OP, but the anti-recall movement. Admittedly scapegoating Asians is more related to the school board recall but it's related. See the following article which touches on all this. https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas&#x
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4y ago
When the school board members got recalled they blamed it on Asians Uncle Tom-ing to white supremacists. So, no, I don't think they'll re-examine anything. I'd love to be wrong though.
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4y ago
I'm no fan of FB but isn't that the whole industry of lobbying?
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4y ago
Partners at top firms make 600k? Man FAANGs pay well
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5y ago
Didn't he have to give up royal titles when he abdicated? Why do I even know this...
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5y ago
Serious question: what the hell is a chief impact officer? Isn't former prince Harry also one for some startup? Is it basically just an celebrity spokesperson?
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5y ago
The problem is that the wokes tend to be loud. A small, vocal group can really ruin your day on Twitter (unavoidable for a leader these days). The only ones willing to speak against them are the hard-right Fox-News Q-anon types. The folks w
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It's the type of thing only a doctor can say. I mentioned it off-hand to an ex-girlfriend and was called a sexist (not in an angry/confrontational way, but pretty much dismissed equally off-hand).
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5y ago
If apple exited China, it'll be America that will no longer have iphones.
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And the government doesn't represent the people of that nation? Then what the hell is the point of democracy?
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5y ago
Not much of a VIP either! Millions of them... I'm partly joking. Out of billions of users it's still one in thousands.
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5y ago
Well that was a waste of time. Except for the two Michaels I guess.
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5y ago
Makes sense as a trend. If you fail a "competitive programming question", then it's the employer that's absurd. If you fail a "basic coding problem", then it's you who is unqualified.
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5y ago
This post really is a rant as the author forewarns, with barely any cohesion and no evidence to back up anything. I fear it has gotten upvotes simply because it's a popular opinion. I don't think it's worth a detailed respons
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I feel like they should just teach more statistics. Learn about bias, sampling and significance. > Students reportedly got a lot better at spotting questionable sources. Like that's definitely a step in the right direction, i.e., do
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Investing in large infrastructure projects is a political deadend in American democracy with term limits. A politician needs to expend their political and financial capital on a project that won't complete until well after their term i
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