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flossball
7y ago
Cool, so does this mean Apple will let contractors park in the front lot or Google contractors actually get perks???
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flossball
7y ago
I don't speak for her and neither should you. No one should want someone else to take individual risks to defend your or anyone else's opinions that you claim they represent.
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flossball
7y ago
It is between her and her country which from all indications she loves, respects, and tries to do exactly what they ask of her while positively promoting their companies and technology.
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7y ago
She does not want this made public. This post is in no one's interest other than whoever tried to get her arrested. The situation was resolved. This post is an attempt to use an archive of a past incident to harass and get her furth
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flossball
7y ago
And what would a substantive comment look like for this article? There is nothing anyone can say other than pure speculation and concerns of caution.
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flossball
7y ago
Its OK... Chinese Vampires hop, so we can totally escape them. No big apocalypse.
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flossball
7y ago
Honestly the toys they made are good, however they are all app/cloud connected. I hope the tracks keep working...
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flossball
8y ago
Be like motivational speaker Matt Foley - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xv2VIEY9-A8 In all seriousness, it is cool as long as you have another place that is home. Traveling for a living gets too much after awhile.
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8y ago
Norway has public tax records. This is one of the potential flaws of an otherwise, kinda cool openness. You can't be rich and have a 'normal' life. You have money in Norway, you have to have walls, staff, etc. just to have
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8y ago
It is stupid to blame Obama or Trump even for the current state of Obamacare. The parties involved right now are resulting in a much worse than medicare solution as it is similar to the three wolves one sheep version of democracy (which is
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8y ago
Finally we can 'zoom and enhance' anything! It will be great for tv shows and movies. Better productivity? Man my eyes die a bit each time I zoom in on EDAs. I can't imagine editing docs this way...
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8y ago
This isn't that. This is like google maps indoors for walking around malls and is no where near accurate for anything else. For inventory you could use decawave, but it would be pricey.
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8y ago
Sorry, that was my point by approaching the 'truth' from both directions. They were already in the class or network of people. They knew they were going to be 'doing that work' because they were already recruited into t
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8y ago
That is like saying all kids should play basketball because they could get into the NBA. There are always lucky rich people. A ton of Microsoft and Amazon VPs have local MBA degrees. Does that mean that my Seattle City MBA will make me $
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8y ago
What did I just read??? I can't help but feel stupider for reading it. This is complete garbage. Some relationship to the internal frequencies of the brain, ie. its various analog clock tree mechanisms means that because all matter
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8y ago
Was going to say the same thing. Horrible stripper lunch sales practices and outright lies about product capabilities. So sad that shit works, but most IT execs are idiots and they knew how to exploit them. They could get execs to save fa
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8y ago
Grit is not unknown in business and has similar problems with hiring. I helped a start up ran by some executives trying to pitch B average state school engineers as they reach senior status significantly faster than more competitive school
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8y ago
There is a large fear of 'mob' justice in China. Helpful patriots that will dox your family and harass them or worse. It is such a great society. Of course the US is getting that way with politics, including a mass shooting so I
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8y ago
I wish this article wasn't flagged, as even if the info is biased crap it is an important topic. The only comment I have toward the discussion is to remember that the medical field (especially in the US) has a strong religious bias to
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8y ago
In the suburban liberal utopia I live, we get lots of door knockers/canvassing. Republicans are usually a middle aged male female team. They are very polite and will discuss the election in general before admitting who they represent.
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8y ago
Wait why do they or we care if she/they sign it? Aren't they "Post-Meritocracy"?
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8y ago
I have seen similar situations. Makes me wonder if they are a takeover target. Great way to buy a company cheap is to find and leak issues like this during initial research/diligence. It will be worth half its value in no time no ma
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8y ago
It is the same as site:domain.name in google and most other search engines. You can add that at the end or beginning of the search string.
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8y ago
Isn't this more that floating points are not the solution for everything and most 'computer scientists' have little clue. Posits for the win (within a larger range of win at least)!
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8y ago
Ah, $700 and a monthly subscription fee for consolidating an RFID. I now see the benefits....
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8y ago
Honestly, doesn't sound like enough to retire on so good luck. Oh and damn he eats out a ton.
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8y ago
Pretty cool, but I can't help but feel really soon that browsers will just implement a similar rich default GraphQL and there will be some CSS concept for it when there is no full app code loaded.
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8y ago
This is a hallmark of Google's lack of customer service. They used to use the same filtering alg on customer search feeds as public. The system was a grey list of some sort and the client was worth about 1m in ads a day to them. Nev
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8y ago
Also the national parties groom way too much. It is one thing to have Hillary move to an easy to win seated state in national politics. However, it appears that Obama's local efforts were all organized to get him to President asap.
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8y ago
I agree it does happen, though the party system really limits the possibility. It keeps nationally popular but not moderate idealists like Ron Paul and Bernie Sanders sidelined and picks winners long before primaries in local elections. I
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