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by hevelvarik 6y ago
People are becoming less thoughtful. With the advent of social media, almost anything one might think about has an appropriate right think construct and the incentives for conformity are more powerful. Humanities have been devalued and coop
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
Thanks for this, this thread has been an eye opener for me.
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
Sure, they are there to be champions. And every girl goes to Cali to be a star. But at what cost and to what gain and at what odds are all questions parents need to consider. The article largely agrees that the way it’s done is according to
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
Just spitballing here, but the subscription model and streaming and the increasing competition is doing this to the industry. Providers will have to increase the velocity of their output to keep up. I will guess that each of these canceled
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
Wow, where are the parents? I mean bad parents here and there I expect, but enough to fuel an international industry is a surprise...
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
Yes I will vote to keep the system as is because I believe it works generally. I’m willing to vote for progress but only without system breaking regression, sorry about that
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
No. First figure out how to keep dangerous criminals off the street pre-trial. Then let’s talk. Cash bail is regressive and often unjust, I’m not willing to correct this injustice without a viable alternative to simply allowing dangerous pe
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
I’ll try. I’m self taught and spent years learning enough to convince an employer to pay me more than an entry level wage because I was career changing in midlife with a family to support and couldn’t afford to take a pay reduction to switc
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
I’m surprised that he isn’t wealthy on the back of his world famous novels, and also why some of his novels haven’t been brought to cinema. Snow Crash would make a good film in the Internet age. Perhaps, this essay is old though, and by now
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
Wow, hope this works out, no easy way to do anything with my iPhone on Linux has been galling
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
4$ a pound, how do you intend to scale, assuming that a winery would only be interested in large allotments. I would suspect that greenhouse based operation in wine country would be far more expensive to main than the standard vineyard. Hav
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
What a great thread. Thanks for sharing.
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
Ok hmm, thank you for the correction.
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
This is a nice and more technically accurate definition but i don’t believe it’s at all found in the wild, which mitigates its usefulness. I think the bound in the common usage is in the sense of destination rather than limit, ie, bound for
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
Wow, that’s tragic
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
I dunno, it takes a lot more than a fistfight to get put in prison for violent offense. Sure people can change but only a solid work history or trusted recommendation can give you any real confidence. You may have to fire this person, or t
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
Lol, the landing page is so dense only an IT guy can make heads or tails out of it
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
I’ll hazard that this class of decision is entirely because enterprise success is determined by movement of the share price which requires continuous growth. It’s not enough to have a wildly successful product and a wildly successful compan
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
I too wish gp would elaborate. I don’t know what caused the change but it’s clear to me that companies wishing to choose hires now with no qualifications other than teachability would have a very difficult time dealing with diversity issues
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
‘For most people’ How do you know?
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
When your kids get older or you have another ...
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
This is the most patient comment I’ve ever seen and I applaud you for it!
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
Has any major city ever drastically cut spending to address a secular trending down of tax revenue? Honest question, cause as far as I can tell modern cities just keep spending until they literally can’t at which point the city is long ago
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
No it’s not. You can study history and strive to understand the truth of the matter however imperfect, perhaps across various perspectives and with appropriate deference to contemporaneous context and the roles of the players in arc of glob
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
Don’t need to read the comments to know mine is redundant but whatever drives one to leave comments on websites compels me. I have never worked in such an environment and don’t see how one could. You can demand someone jump off the building
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
I’m reading on hackers news that in SV engineers are making 200-400k, geez, suck it up, stay put and get paid, my friends
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
Good answer, thanks!
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
Pretty groundbreaking for them as a company. It’s not a core competency but they can certainly throw enough money at the problem to get it right. This will be the first major execution test since jobs. It’s definitely possible this flames o
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
Honest question, when was Google any different than they are now. What would have been their business model?
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by hevelvarik 6y ago
I’m skeptical, people leave this facility and have been for years. The population is social media active and have friends and family who are in a position to speak out because we aren’t China. It’s difficult to fathom that this issue would

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