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gragas
10y ago
Most of the recruiters I've talked to work for one and only one company.
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gragas
10y ago
That sounds so much better.
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gragas
10y ago
I'm pretty sure Google only hires Native Americans. #CheckYourNon-SiouxPrivelege
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10y ago
I've always found it odd that some people don't consider tough decisions like those admirable. To me, the point is George Washington was able to make tough decisions---which unarguably harmed many people---in order that the nati
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gragas
10y ago
George Washington is still somewhat legendary, though, considering the cherry tree fable and the crossing of the Delaware.
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10y ago
> removal of a department of government > increased state control I don't follow.
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10y ago
"algorithms" as well
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gragas
10y ago
Those seem like normal things to say. He's obviously being facetious.
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10y ago
The address shown on the phone is the address of a fantastic breakfast place in Potrero Hill. I'd recommend it to anyone.
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10y ago
"Silicon Valley is creative and you should take Adderall."
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10y ago
I suppose you're right.
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10y ago
This is dumb. If you look at the bill itself [1], it explicitly states 11 (a) In compliance year 2018, each electric utility 12 shall procure a minimum of ninety-five percent (95%) of its 13 sales of electricity in Wyoming from el
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10y ago
>"We found that women who sat longer did not have shorter telomere length if they exercised for at least 30 minutes a day" >In other words, you can't exercise away an unhealthy life style. I conclude exactly the opposit
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10y ago
OP, who is "we" referring to in your title? A very large portion of the US certainly disagrees with almost every point in this article.
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10y ago
I completely agree with you. Your argument stands much better than the one presented in this article.
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10y ago
One could properly dose this 9-year-old and make him "chill out." I have no doubt that it is possible. That said, I really agree with your argument. You make a great case for legalization that isn't merely "oh hur dur lo
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10y ago
I'm for the legalization of marijuana, but I really hate the arguments these articles present in favor of it; I'm sure your raging 9-year-old kid would chill out on a strong dose of heroin, too. We should not falsely elevate marij
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10y ago
>There's plenty of intolerance there too. I agree. If I were to wear a Trump hat there, I'd probably be mugged or punched in the face at the very least.
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10y ago
Robert Sapolsky is a fantastic human being and a great lecturer.
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10y ago
It's not their duty to regulate the private dietary choices of every individual.
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10y ago
>I'd say Putin was declaring efforts to diversify the economy. In practice necessary actions weren't taken in needed quantities. You're probably right about that. But even then, oil has largely contributed to the recent do
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10y ago
I honestly didn't downvote you. I'm not trying to argue that the US being afloat justifies the acts you named. I was just trying to point out that what you said can be said about almost any country. I understand where you're
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10y ago
Yeah, and by that logic it's sad that the US is still afloat because all the atrocities that it has committed. I think comments like "Oh so depressing, think of the Syrian atrocities, etc." are at best simplistic nihilism. It
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10y ago
Do you seriously expect Putin, of all people, to raise up neighboring countries in lieu of Russia? He is a strategist who puts his country above all else. This is practically out of Machiavelli's The Prince : Putin "entertains&qu
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10y ago
According to your source (Wikipedia), the Soviet economy was in crisis. "It was only when Andropov's protege Gorbachev assumed power that a determined, but ultimately unsuccessful, assault on __the economic crisis__ was undertaken
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10y ago
>The only reason the Russian economy even survived this long (since the cold war) is because western tech and know how unlocked oil and gas that was selling for $150 a barrel. Actually, that's the whole reason why the Russian econom
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10y ago
How is this depressing? Is it not a good thing that Putin's conservative fiscal and monetary strategies were able to keep Russia afloat?
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10y ago
>I'm not sure how "working on a small, local level is probably more effective for individuals" is a liberal opinion Sure, the overall message may not be liberal. But there are numerous liberal ideologies that the author su
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10y ago
Not at all. Still, it seems that every single op-ed in the Times has to do with why X liberal opinion is moral and, if you think otherwise, then you are either stupid or immoral. I have yet to see a single NYT opinion article that isn'
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10y ago
Once again, NYT shoving morality down my throat.
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