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fecklessyouth
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"Ultimately, an impressive college credential from a good college serves to a prospective employer as an extended IQ test, a sort of legal signaling device." I know this community likes to hate on non-technical college degrees, but the sort
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I guess I'll leave this here: http://mashable.com/2011/04/01/bob-parsons-elephant-story/ Caution: Ignore if you prefer the stereotype of an exposed rich white game hunter.
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It's really not that much trouble to learn how to dress. It's really not. Just subscribe to a couple types of mens' style blogs and you'll become self-sufficient quite quickly: putthison.com selectism.com gq.com/style/style-guy asuitablewar
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16y ago
I really enjoy HN commentary about Reddit. It's like an audit--a smaller, more focused group offering insight about all the stuff that goes on in the bigger group.
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I don't care if you go to Yale. When "getting in is the hardest part about attending an Ivy League school," I have to ask, if the problem the system, or the problem the school? He later writes: "Most of the foundation in communication, writ
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I just came here from Reddit, but HuffPo is still my main news source. Most of what I've seen here (and can understand, since I don't have a programming bg) are "make you think" stories, and not a lot of news. Which is completely fine.
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Or maybe Jesus rewards those who keep "Christ in Christmas" with higher conversion rates.
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"Employee" is probably a better example than "programmer." This topic seems dedicated to workwear as a whole, not a specific field. Nevertheless, how we present ourselves is inevitably influenced by what other people think of us. The amount
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Absolutely. The same phase occurred in the 70s, until the power suit was brought back.
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I wonder how accurately HN can discuss the general trend from business to casual, considering the heavy concentration in the later.
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I hope the last two clothing items were jokes. Though what you wear is somewhat a matter of taste, suits far outpace sweats and t-shirts in portraying a man's body. A nipped waist, slightly padded shoulders, and straight legs will always ma
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I've done like 6 turns and I still get a message about only placing them next to mine for the first turn.
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"He flirtatiously fed her bread and cheese," First time I read this, I read "pet." It could still be applicable, right?