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gpawl
9y ago
What are some external comparisons?
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> FWIW, the physical constraints are big aspects preventing people organizing more. They are also big aspects of the value! When someone says "it sure is hard to get my friends together for a party", it's not completely h
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Your boss almost certainly learned that trick from something like Dale Carnegie/Carnegey and practiced it. Oversharing with strangers (bragging about loving your children?!) is a classic manipulative tactic.
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9y ago
Have you tried a policy honesty and discretion? "OOO/WFH: be back Tuesday at 11am"
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9y ago
Is "asking a patient how much they sleep" the same as "watching them to measure how much they sleep"?
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gpawl
9y ago
So? A disease (or injury) is what causes the pain. Why the specious distinction?
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9y ago
So employers need to be careful not to hire sickly people?
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9y ago
That's even worse than Amazon!
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What's wrong with people taking 10 days off per year? Why is management so short-sighted as to make promotion decisions based on ~4days/yr of presence (<2% of productivity)? Why does it even matter why they take the time off? M
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If users have to work around server errors, it's not a solution.
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Kara Swisher's main career was been publishing leaked Silicon Valley documents (including Google's) while being married to a Google Vice President. (They are now separated and the VP is no longer at Google)
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9y ago
Are you married? I expect opposition to 1:1 dinners is higher among married couples.
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9y ago
From the NYT: > “If I couldn’t meet with my boss one on one, I don’t get that face time to show what I can do to get that next promotion” That's a fascinating perspective. > Any rule about avoiding meetings that applied only to o
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Why do you say 10% is "only"? That's millions of people. Why do you assume there power imbalance was rare? Before recent years, marrying a boss or a professor was quite common. FWIW, among famous people in tech: Jeff Bezos ma
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9y ago
It's neither rocket science not common sense, or it is common sense, but common isn't innate: it's cultural expectations that need to be taught and reminded, so everyone can be their best self.
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You confuse "slightly imperfect" with "useless"
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9y ago
Same reason that app stores charge a 30% commission instead of a flat fee. Prices are what the market will bear and prices are controlled by a cartel that runs the marketplace (the MLS members)
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9y ago
It's only exorbitant since the price of housing has skyrocketed in the past 20 years
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9y ago
It's still relative, though. You can't know your absolute speed, unless you are a photon and speed has no meaning to you at all.
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9y ago
Why are you spreading this FUD about blackballing people? Do you have any proof?
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9y ago
Snapchat has some useful popular features, but does it have a wide enough functionality it be where anyone "lives" online?
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9y ago
FYI, Mz has been here sharing her perspective on homelessness for several years: https://www.google.com/search?q=site%3Aycombinator.com+mz+ho...
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It's strange to call Albert Einstein a "German citizen" in _1944_, since by 1943 all German Jews had been murdered or exiled. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albert_Einstein > In 1901, after being state
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We can't popularize pure mathematics because, by its definition, pure mathematics is not related even tenuously to every day life, so popularization requires that the audience do years of idiosyncratic study.
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9y ago
Almost none, considering that the dots are nearly invisible, and most of a printed page is visible ink
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Are these not since 2015? http://www.businessinsider.com/uber-scandal-recap-2017-3/#fr...
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Thank you. Mild-mannereds unite!
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Thank you. People get distracted by the difference between "intentional discrimination" and "disparate impact". You are showing good leadership to your mild-mannered coworkers and also the ones who are better ad speaking
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9y ago
Come off it. You can't just disregard all the informed opinions of all the witness who disagree with your uninformed judgment
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9y ago
Why is it more important to you to prove it's "not sexism" than to be concerned that moderator did his job poorly regardless of the reason?
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