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fiblye
9y ago
I agree that work and politics should be separate, but Google has already built itself a reputation for its strong political leanings. Every few weeks they have some sponsored video on YouTube promoting their political leanings and their in
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fiblye
9y ago
And the pool of Asians that American companies can choose from isn't anywhere near the entirety of that 40% due to visa and language restrictions. A very large number of them are within the population already living in America. Despite
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fiblye
9y ago
Yep, I scrolled down to the first paragraph and got a pop up. Instantly left.
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fiblye
9y ago
Developed countries as a whole have dropping birth rates. Europe, America, and East Asia are facing an impending crisis because their birth rates are dropping so fast. The current solution is "don't worry just bring in poor people
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fiblye
9y ago
The fact educated people aren't having children is a global phenomenon. The US relying on poor, undereducated immigrants is a temporary solution for what is becoming a bigger problem by the day as more and more countries become develop
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fiblye
9y ago
America isn't turning away Nobel Prize winners. This system is open to those who are educated and/or skilled. It's difficult for those who aren't. Many countries have similar immigration standards. It's only when Am
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fiblye
9y ago
In America, they're still free to openly complain about American policies. Try that in China and you'll be gone before the week is over and a state-sponsored company will take your place
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fiblye
9y ago
I pay lower taxes than I did in America, and I get better, faster treatment for less money. America isn't special.
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fiblye
9y ago
http://knowledgenuts.com/2015/01/21/how-to-starve-to-death-w... A certain degree of fat is essential. People have been reported to actually starve on very high protein/very little fat diets.
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fiblye
9y ago
How easy do you imagine not only finding information on how to follow through all of these steps, but actually acquire the needed materials (burners) within the strictly controlled PRC is?
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fiblye
9y ago
The vast majority of the world deals with seasons. It'll be okay. And frankly, the PNW is outright pleasant. The NE gets covered in snow for 1/4 of the year, and transplants to Portland and Seattle complain about it being cloudy.
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fiblye
9y ago
It's been a few years, but I recall there being research into 100% mapping out crab or ant behavior and it was getting to a point of being quite accurate. Mammal brains have a few extra layers of complexity, but none of those layers in
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fiblye
9y ago
To be fair though, think about getting the flu without access to clean water or decent food. When you're vomiting several times a day, it's necessary to stay hydrated. If you live in a place without a steady supply of clean water,
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fiblye
9y ago
People here all the time complain about being discriminated against for tattoos. Many get their first tattoo after moving here. Many of those people then end up leaving after saying they came to resent this "racist" country. I
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fiblye
9y ago
I "learned" French in school for 5 years. I couldn't put together a sentence if you paid me. It's a combination of the program being incompetent and students feeling no tangible benefit from studying.
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fiblye
9y ago
It highly depends on the city. In Kyoto, people only speak to me in English. I've even seen asians get talked to in English there when their fashion/behavior stands out as slightly non-Japanese. Everywhere else, I get straight, ev
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fiblye
9y ago
I heard the "if you don't like it, leave line" from people all the time in America. Even with the pettiest of political disagreements, people say it. So then I went to Japan and haven't received or heard of anyone receiv
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fiblye
9y ago
In Japan, seemingly everyone uses one. Such a thing would definitely work here.
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fiblye
9y ago
If the purse thief's actions are resulting in death, are they still just a thief?
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fiblye
9y ago
Seriously. I don't want to become one of those types to shit on journalists, but trying to deemphasize all the world's issues and pinning it on "those boys and their games" makes it hard to defend. And the article basica
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9y ago
I think a big reason ancient towers didn't really exist is less because they couldn't be built, and more that nobody wanted to climb up 5 or 10 floors if they could avoid it. No sane person would go up and down 20 floors if they c
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fiblye
9y ago
Dangerous precedent. Expect this to be "good" for a couple years, then the definition gradually expands while nobody is looking and is used to penalize any sort of thought that doesn't fit the social norm.
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fiblye
9y ago
If people are leaving your company right after being trained, your company has some major problems.
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fiblye
9y ago
I think one important question to ask here is: what caused the huge shift? Because it's something I noticed as well. Something happened that has pushed much of the general internet and large swathes of the "geekier" parts of
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fiblye
9y ago
"How dare you feel dissatisfaction with life. By my standards, things are good for you and you're wasting your life. Do something I consider good to make amends." I'm sure you wonder why depressed people say they don
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fiblye
9y ago
Maybe I'm confused, but that sounds precisely like the current condition of countries today, except on a scale smaller than America and more similar to small European or Asian nations. Having a global government would either do nothing
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fiblye
9y ago
Plenty of newspapers offer various coupons and discounts to readers. Many grocery stores also have flyers near the entrance offering small discounts to people who happen to grab one when they walk in.
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fiblye
9y ago
You'd be surprised how many devs do. And if it's not specifically the web devs for this site lurking, discouraging others from following the same path isn't bad. I personally got two screen-filling pop ups on this site, the s
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fiblye
9y ago
I've been bypassing it by manually entering http://imgur.com/upload
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fiblye
9y ago
One of those groups has the funding and experience to create malware that finds its way into 150000 computers. This group already monitors billions of other devices. The other is an isolated nation that's decades behind on technology,
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