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by hnal943 11y ago
Google fixes your ignorance instantly. This TLI is common enough to assume.
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Eh, this is true of start up business ideas, but not necessarily true in an enterprise that has hired a bunch of doers. Vision is rare and important.
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Because technology gave us levarage, and lowered the cost. Lynne's pay is ultimately set by the market. Lower her pay and see if she leaves to make more somewhere else.
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That's an unfounded assumption. There's lots of work that goes undone because it's cost prohibitive. Technology in this case increased overall value because it allowed Lynne to do something that no one was doing before.
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An Open Rant Aimed at Those Who Would Repeal the Second Amendment(nationalreview.com)
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Then the politicians who wish to ban guns should do it through the front door and propose a constitutional amendment. They won't do that, because it won't pass because there is nowhere near the level of consensus in the country t
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...because the criminals are. And therein lies to fatal flaw of gun control - only people who are law abiding would comply with the new laws.
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Well, yeah. Given that you consume resources, there's really no way to just be. You need to be productive. That doesn't mean that you have to write code, just do things that have value for other people.
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>I’m not a jerk, I just care too much and want other people to care the same amount. I don't know the real situation, but based on this rationale it sounds like you were being a jerk. You're not even really denying it, just tr
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Absolutely! I reject the base assumption of this whole discussion that your salary is a measure of your worth as a person.
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I don't understand why we want a society where everyone is trying to both parent and work full time. Specialization is a powerful tool. Speaking personally it makes a lot more sense for my wife to stay home and have primary responsib
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I have never done it, and never had any problems. I always assumed it was a feature that only was needed for devices that had some sort of physical requirement for safe shutdown (spinning rust or the like).
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I think it's easy to blame others, but programmers are optimistic by nature and bad at estimating. Also, I think all of us have had the opposite scenario where a request comes in from a business-minded person that they think will take
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I've never been homeless, but if I knew I was coming into hard times, I would rather have savings instead of stuff.
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Does it bother anyone else that the colored boxes on the campaign results page seem to have random widths? That combined with the text-as-images make the whole experience rather disconcerting. I understand she's not a designer, but as
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by hnal943 11y ago
Yes in that instance you are correct that server-side rendering is easier. It doesn't make it any easier to build a mash-up application in which you are relying on multiple sources of data that you do not control.
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Consistent look is great for consistent content. But if the content is different, having a different look helps the user get to the content.
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The only way out I can see is to make government small enough (or homogeneous enough) that one's opinion doesn't matter much. That's the way it was in America for much of the 20th century - there wasn't much difference
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by hnal943 11y ago
That's a real problem. Wealth and income are radically different numbers for people at the top end. High income taxes end up punishing the upper middle class instead of the truly wealthy who own assets.
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Indie Game: The Movie is one of the best documentaries I've ever seen. The cinematography is amazing, and they tell a great story about each of the dev teams they follow. Definitely worth a watch.
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His point is that currently in the US "games of skill" are legal where "games of chance" are not. Fantasy is legal because it is classified as a game of skill where black jack is not.
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It matters that they NK people are slaves to their government. Killing the people will not influence the government like it would in parts of the world with better morality.
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How do yelp reviews address this problem?
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Do you expect people should like prison? Prison would not be much of a deterrent if it didn't get 1 star from just about everyone in terms of the experience. In terms of dealing with actual abuse of prisoners, the courts are a far mo
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by hnal943 11y ago
That's crazy. There are tons of other things you can do that aren't programming related to make money. Especially if you are not passionate about keeping up in the tech space, you're likely to have interests elsewhere. Tru
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Most dealers will not make a car custom for you; you have to choose from the available inventory. If they do not have it on the lot, they will ship and existing car from elsewhere (possibly another state), but they will charge you a deliver
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You can't think of any similarities between North Korea and Cuba?
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I use my Samsung gear to take hands free phone calls (in the car or while holding kids), controlling my music while my phone is plugged in in the other room, as a remote for my tv and (rarely) as a way to take group photos with my phone set
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Well, it's not just one model, it's all the small TDI's. According to what I've read, that's a pretty big segment of their American market. How important is America to an auto manufacturer?
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Who takes their car to a dealer to have it serviced? Certainly not everyone.

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