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by htag 3y ago
> If someone revokes your offer because you asked a question, you just dodged a HUGE bullet. I was once in the compensation negotiation phase of an interview. I asked all the root comment questions about equity. They refused to answer
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by htag 3y ago
It's a three book series. It has a prequel, which adds little to the trilogy. It's highly awarded. It's interesting in that it was originally written in Chinese and it's uncommon for a translated book to make this big
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by htag 3y ago
The CCP has been clearly problematic since Mao.
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by htag 3y ago
The answer to this is simple. Make the "on-site" interview on-site again. * You can rule out many types of cheating, which is becoming a more expensive problem. * You can get many more details for the 'culture fit' in p
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by htag 3y ago
It seems pretty hysterical that the minimum smoking age is 21 and not 18. Should we just raise the age of adulthood from 18 to 21? We are clearly signaling they are not responsible enough to make some of their own decisions.
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by htag 3y ago
> High-end monitors have been thunderbolt for a while now. This is not true. Many high end monitors do not support thunderbolt. Some high end monitors support thunderbolt, but you will have a smaller portion of monitors to select from.
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by htag 3y ago
"Dopaminergic effects" clearly means something along the lines of 'activity of dopamine within the human brain'. I just think we need more than an analogy to reach the conclusion that social media needs to be banned. T
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by htag 3y ago
I think it's inherently an undesirable thing to reduce the amount of liberty. I don't think it has anything to do with how anyone raises their children.
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by htag 3y ago
I am coming to the conclusion that my opinion on this subject is unpopular. I don't think it's a desirable thing for the government to regulate what type of software or speech happens on the internet, or runs on private silicon. A
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by htag 3y ago
> The dopaminergic effects are not dissimilar to drugs and social media is just as addictive. I'm sorry, this sentence doesn't explain to me why banning social media is necessary. What are "dopaminergic" effects? Wh
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by htag 3y ago
I shop on both websites every week. I spend about $150/week in one order on Walmart.com, primarily food. I sporadically buy from Amazon, but place over 200 orders a year. For the first thing, if a product can be delivered from my loc
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by htag 4y ago
It feels distinctly possible that Nueralink is fraudulent. What is the point of the demos, slideshows, and general hype that comes from the company? They aren't selling anything, and don't expect to for years. Even then, the fi
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by htag 4y ago
> I think I'd have preferred to see something along the lines of unpleasant fines for leaving them anywhere other than a designated drop-off location, plus perhaps electronic governors limiting speed if that was an issue. Maybe you
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by htag 4y ago
E-scooter rental companies are in a contract with the city to allow the scooters to be parked on city property. Paris just ends the contracts. This isn't making anything illegal.
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by htag 4y ago
I hate these types of rented vehicles. I hope more cities follow Paris' example. 1. There is questionable quality and reliability. They always feel worse than a mid-range private ownership model. 2. Ownership is cheaper for regular us
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by htag 4y ago
Memoirs and autobiographies are often good, even when they come from everyday people. In general they are short, quick reads that are highly personal and offers their best stories, jokes, and lessons.
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by htag 4y ago
I think living a long time can go a long way in increasing levels of 'alone' when you die. Age of death is probably the single most predictive variable for how many people attend a funeral. Let's discuss someone that lives a
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by htag 4y ago
I'm not particularly up to date on the literature, but it seems soft compared to other popular recreational drugs like illicit cocaine, methamphetamine, benzodiazepines and opiates. On the legal side it's clearly softer than alcoh
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by htag 4y ago
Interesting footage of US soldiers doing drills on LSD. It's really strange that someone learned about LSD and decided to see how well people can march in a parking lot while under the influence. Whoever designed the experiment really
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by htag 4y ago
It's bad statistics to assume a sample is representative of a population unless the sample selection method is very strong. Comments left on a specific youtube video says almost nothing about the population of young Americans.
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by htag 4y ago
Coffee: no Alcohol: It includes a level of alcohol abuse, but I'm not sure how they draw the line.
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by htag 4y ago
1. "Drug use" probably includes soft drugs like cannabis. 2. Basically any diagnosis of a mental health condition, like ADHD, will block military service. This is true even if symptoms are well managed without medication. The ri
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by htag 4y ago
1. I openly question gpt's ability to generate compelling narratives. Perhaps modules could be feed into it to provide enough background for it go off of, but I would consider this a weakness to GPT compared to humans. 2. Current GPT
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by htag 4y ago
I am in that demographic and have spent hundreds of dollars on official D&D stuff (maybe $600?). I'm into five digits when you look at my entire expenditure on table top gaming. I generally enjoy books and accessories for playing
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by htag 4y ago
The GSA usage rate is $0.585/mile. That is $9.945/day in car usage from a 8.5 mile commute to the office. I understand you can drive for less than this rate, but it would be hard to reach $0.35/mile and doing so would sacri
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by htag 4y ago
1. Any commute is a time sink we have little choice when to do it. I found walking as part of a commute with mass transit to be a better use of my time than sitting in a car. My walk was exercise. On transit I could read a book or answer
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by htag 4y ago
1. Bus stops can be as cheap as a sign on the road. We should embrace cheaper bus stops to build more bus stops. Another benefit of cheap bus stops is under-utilized stops can be removed with less investment lost. 2. There's rooms fo
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by htag 4y ago
Do people in Boston drive in 2 feet of snow?
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by htag 4y ago
I've never been. Are bicycles illegal there?
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by htag 4y ago
I like these maps. I do think it glosses over many details of vertical parking. It's hard to compare how tall the parking garages are. It's unclear if it covers underground parking for buildings with other uses or not. It&#x27

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