hyperliner

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by hyperliner 10y ago
Put up a speed bump.
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by hyperliner 10y ago
That point was not made. The author wants the government to solve the problem. Not a single call to action to other VCs was made to solve the problem by themselves. The author should create the "VC Group for Local Change" and pick
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by hyperliner 10y ago
Why do some people always want the federal government to solve their problems? It's simple. Donate the extra taxes you should be paying at http://fms.treas.gov/faq/moretopics_gifts.html . (Edit: Also, there are ple
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by hyperliner 10y ago
Grow a set? sigh Regardless, everybody chill and just tell me this is not out of this world: http://i.imgur.com/lIcKou6.gifv
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by hyperliner 10y ago
You really should meet my relatives.
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by hyperliner 10y ago
I don't know if my case has anything to do with this. I (male) really enjoy watching all gymnastics (both female and male competitions). I always sort of admire people who can perform feats that I cannot do (I used to watch Bob Ross fo
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by hyperliner 10y ago
http://hbswk.hbs.edu/archive/5289.html "The great majority of employees are quite enthusiastic when they start a new job. But in about 85 percent of companies, our research finds, employees' morale sharply de
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by hyperliner 10y ago
Thanks for your thoughtful reply.
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by hyperliner 10y ago
You are bringing up something completely unrelated. I am talking about race, you are talking about some historical event that happened more than 170 years ago. It was a war, and America won. Texas is America.
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by hyperliner 10y ago
I am struggling with the point that one should never ask a black person "what is like being black in [some setting]?" more or less the way I struggle with it if you replace "black" with "gay" or "girl&quot
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by hyperliner 10y ago
So true story: WG: "So, when did you get your green card?" Me: "hmmm, I am American" WG: "Really? From where?" Me: "[city in California]" WG: "So, but when did your family move to the US?" M
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by hyperliner 10y ago
Old but relevant: KTLA Anchor Apologizes After Mistaking Samuel L. Jackson for Laurence Fishburne (Video) http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/ktla-anchor-apolo...
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by hyperliner 10y ago
And we don't have to use Altavista anymore! That right there makes it all worth it!!!
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by hyperliner 10y ago
DHS' page on this: https://www.dhs.gov/science-and-technology/prepaid-card-read...
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by hyperliner 10y ago
it exploded in many ways: new technology startups, innovation, etc.
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by hyperliner 10y ago
Good points. But it's sad to see this biased statement in a great article discussing the negative effects of bias: “It’s easier to create a software-based business: there are low start-up costs, things move quickly, its dynamic – the p
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by hyperliner 10y ago
The suggestion from OP WAS in fact that a billion dollar of profits was "reasonable." Read above copy pasted quote.
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by hyperliner 10y ago
I really think this article is spot on taking on an issue that I believe will become more and more pressing over time as baby boomers continue to retire. However, this line felt of out of place: - "And then there's Gilead. It didn
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by hyperliner 10y ago
I think the market has changed as Americans have more disposable income and attitudes towards fashion have changed. In the past, our grandparents used to buy those jeans you could buy at the hardware store. Remember those? But now, do you t
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by hyperliner 10y ago
There is always a way. However, taking care of the environment would add expenses to the production process and, as a result, the cost of the pair of jean would have to increase, as would the price. Once that happens, we would then skip tha
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by hyperliner 10y ago
strawman
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by hyperliner 10y ago
maybe, but maybe not. It's a differentiator, all other things equal. But it's not "insurance."
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by hyperliner 10y ago
>>> "people tend to like the smell of their own flatulence too" speak for yourself
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by hyperliner 10y ago
Charisma is defined as "compelling attractiveness or charm that can inspire devotion in others." It seems, just based on that and ignoring electoral map complexities, that PG predicts that Trump will be the next President.
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by hyperliner 10y ago
So, if they have "funds to fall back under" isn't that a risk?
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by hyperliner 10y ago
Company 1) "I got my first job working in the marketing department for a wireless device company, ten years ago. I got paid the market rate which was very good, but as you know, Northern California is an expensive place to live. My fir
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by hyperliner 10y ago
Pictures or it did not happen
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by hyperliner 10y ago
The one that kills me the most is when you announce your resignation from the job. All of the sudden, everybody says "Hey, let's take you to lunch!" Me: "Dude, I have been here for 4 years. I have taken everybody to lunc
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by hyperliner 10y ago
But we are fake, you just don't know it yet! :-) Typical morning conversation American to American: - Hey man how are you? - good, and you? - good too! See you later! Now, that happens so fast that I have tried the following, and the a
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by hyperliner 10y ago
Seems your job is HR! Good one! Take it to the next level: do people come to you to get their Kool-Aid, or do you take it to them? If you take it to them, then that is more fanatical.

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