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havetocharge
9y ago
It only mattered the most because it was thought of last. If it was UX that increased impact by improving access, then it indeed mattered a great deal.
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havetocharge
9y ago
How much better? Any reference to a comparison?
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havetocharge
9y ago
Given Google's stock price floating close to all time high, this worrying might be a pretty narrowly impacting activity.
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havetocharge
9y ago
The expansion of the divide between citizen classes. Welcome to the brave new world.
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havetocharge
9y ago
To me, the big deal is the extension of this profiling to naturalized citizens. The extension of the divide between the citizen classes based on an arbitrary factor, as a matter of national policy, is a negative development.
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havetocharge
9y ago
Hasn't US been spying on Germany, the ally, according to the leaked docs? Anyway, your statement is completely true, and in my opinion it applies across the board to all countries.
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havetocharge
9y ago
You can take your assertions further -- every Russian, national or not, is an agent of the Russian government with 101% certainty at that. Furthermore, everyone who associates with Russians is an agent as well, with a reasonably high degree
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havetocharge
9y ago
So, if I was to draw a parallel, murder is only bad if it is successful?
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havetocharge
9y ago
Simply because you gain more than you put in, and that's true for both spouses. I am not going to get into specifics because those are very personal.
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havetocharge
9y ago
People are not objects, and your analogy is not accurate (or maybe just unclear). People (at least in our industry) are free not to accept jobs with low pay. You are also free to seek clients rather than employers.
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havetocharge
9y ago
If there are no takers, then the task should not be done, yes. What a lot if people seem to imply is that these jobs should not be advertised in the first place, which I disagree with.
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havetocharge
9y ago
No, you are free not to accept inadequate pay, just as the companies are free not to accept excessive pay. It's a marketplace, just think in terms of bids and asks.
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havetocharge
9y ago
The task that they are hiring for does not generate enough revenue to be worth at price X. The business may not stop from operating if these tasks are not done, or not done on a priority basis.
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havetocharge
9y ago
This is a great point. One can think of a job posting as a bid on the market. Not every bid results in trade. Similarly, not every job posting is a job, like your example demonstrated.
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havetocharge
9y ago
Well, today he also has a decade of being a CEO of Google, and a bunch of more years being Alphabet's executive chairman. Is that more impressive today?
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havetocharge
9y ago
A new job, and relocation can introduce enough risk for me not to increase it by buying a new property. It's just my personal approach though.
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havetocharge
9y ago
I think it's very ironic that males took over the discussion that intended to seek our female opinion.
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havetocharge
9y ago
You seem to complain but not contribute. Can you explain maybe why the discussion around the funniest supply important?
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havetocharge
9y ago
You nailed it with your earlier comment about how James' firing had more to do with the fact that a great deal of people has interpreted his post as offensive rather whether being offensive was his ultimate intent. His memo was not cle
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havetocharge
9y ago
Do not connect it to anything that would make it dangerous.
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havetocharge
9y ago
It's not mandatory.
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havetocharge
9y ago
There isn't a universal 'I'm a bot' setting. There are user agent conventions, but they are hardly standard. Your point works in theory, but it's not something one can just implement and be reasonably confident that
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havetocharge
9y ago
I wonder if there might be a global housing crisis in the future. I know the population is constantly growing, but there has been a massive amount of construction of residential buildings world-wide (due to prolonged period of low interest
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havetocharge
9y ago
I agree with this. They did mention that they don't know how much time workers spent earning this income, but I can see how this piece would convince a casual reader to conclude that these sharing economy platforms are a terrible way t
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havetocharge
9y ago
I'm the same way. Four drinks is too much for me. I usually feel I the next day after 2. I.enjoy drinking for the duration of the act, and every moment after that is mostly regret.
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havetocharge
9y ago
GCP supports this already: https://cloud.google.com/dotnet/
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havetocharge
9y ago
The back of my fridge is more interesting than this comment. Why am I replying to this comment then, rather than looking at the back of my fridge? Hmm...
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havetocharge
9y ago
But please don't use this argument to justify avoiding a little home exercise.
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havetocharge
9y ago
Why such a negative response? I do not see how it is constructive at all..
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havetocharge
9y ago
Why do you hope that an entity gets sued for something that they have not done yet?
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