heedlessly3

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by heedlessly3 8y ago
Let's say you're an Indian guy living in Midwest America. The algorithm will put you in the bottom pile, because your race is different than the women in your local area
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by heedlessly3 8y ago
That's because their standards for happiness has increased. Trust me. If their parents suddenly stopped giving them money, then their state of happiness would be lower than before.
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by heedlessly3 8y ago
because the world faces problems with package managers, app runtimes, social calendars? Real world problems are humanitarian crises, economic development, and political reform. How can you say "world’s biggest problems", yet exclu
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by heedlessly3 8y ago
This type of alert as existed before Trump became president. Trump did not administer this alert. Now you just look silly.
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by heedlessly3 8y ago
>it’s a chance to be a part of the solution to some of the world’s biggest problems. This statement is completely out of touch with reality.
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by heedlessly3 8y ago
not to sound elitist, but MBAs are usually only worth it if its a Top25
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by heedlessly3 8y ago
i'm curious why did you quit?
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by heedlessly3 8y ago
Not sure what you're expecting. Did people forget what an electronics retailer is? A retailer such as BestBuy never sold their own "BestBuy" branded electronics. Retailers have always been the middle-man between the electroni
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by heedlessly3 8y ago
>Their stores are actually rented out retail space for Apple, Samsung, and other brands. This is what the article is all about. They are leveraging their one advantage they have over Amazon. Do you not realize that BestBuy does not actua
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by heedlessly3 8y ago
Quora and Reddit would serve essentially the same purpose for readers. That fact that it's email makes it more likely for an accidental leak of personal information.
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by heedlessly3 8y ago
also don't have kids. They are a money suck.
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by heedlessly3 8y ago
The average entering MBA student is 28 years old the top universities. 23 year MBAs probably went to an no-name online degree program
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by heedlessly3 9y ago
sounds like this is your way of saying "they were asking for it"
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by heedlessly3 9y ago
You can use email, groupme, etc.. Facebook is like the roommate you all agreed to have, but then you find out that he's eavesdropping on every conversation and writing down notes. Wouldn't you want to kick him out?
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by heedlessly3 9y ago
this guy clearly lives in the city. Some people live in the suburbs where cars are needed to commute to work
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by heedlessly3 9y ago
You're better off saving and trying to get a job at Facebook, Amazon, Google, Microsoft, etc.. http://danluu.com/startup-tradeoffs/
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by heedlessly3 9y ago
That sounds like an acquaintanceship, not a close friend. All my close friends, I direct message them almost everyday.