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ianmobbs
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> I'd bet that next to none of these employees would quit and toss away their fat paycheck over climate change. So quitting is the only acceptable solution to disagreeing with your company? That'd ridiculous.
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> create a second board, a board of employee elected directors. The employee elected directors are elected by the employees of the corporation So...a union.
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The solution to how egregious this defense is isn't to allow citizens to use it as well, it's to no longer allow cops to use.
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The Truth About Kink.com
(blog.sfgate.com)
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I mean I suppose, but even that seems wildly inappropriate.
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Choco raises $33.5M to bring restaurants a modern ingredient ordering platform
(techcrunch.com)
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Yes! A former engineer at Google put together this blog post[0] about an interview question he asks and its pertinence to what's done day to day at Google. It sheds some light on the usefulness of having these algorithms memorized. [0]
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Citation Needed: An Algorithmic Assessment of Wikipedia’s Verifiability
(arxiv.org)
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Juul hit with first wrongful death lawsuit
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Request smuggling between Amazon ALBs and Go net/HTTP
(99designs.com)
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Since this is designed for non-technical users and only scrapes content that's already been displayed to the user, I can't imagine many folks would use it in such a way that they could tell, unless they included a script to detect
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Ask HN: What are your favorite resources on information access?
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Wikipedia on IPFS
(github.com)
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Why was this easier than just swapping the IDs between Manufacturer #1 and the problem client?
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Show HN: The Latest ArXiv CS Papers on Twitter
(twitter.com)
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Mass Extinction and the Structure of the Milky Way
(arxiv.org)
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Evolutionary History of Life
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Can you explain what Piketty says about education in Capital?
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TikTok famous: How the app is turning teenagers into celebrities
(vox.com)
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What?
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I also just saw that you founded Workflow - it's been awesome to see y'alls evolution after the acquisition. Good to see more things coming out of it!
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That's awesome to hear! Sorry if my comment came off as snarky. I was pretty involved in the jailbreak scene back in my iPod Touch days (years and years ago), and I'm really happy to see some of the functionality I loved then comi
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You can enter a fake email to get access, it's not a real paywall!
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Congrats, they invented Activator[0]! [0] https://cydia-app.com/activator/
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Amazon Echo Auto – Add Alexa to Your Car
(smile.amazon.com)
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Qualtrics announces the “Qualtrics Tower”, their new co-headquarters in Seattle
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California Governor Gavin Newsom Signs AB5 into Law
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Awesome, thanks for this advice. I'll start trying to set up meetings ASAP! Also, I dig what you've done with Tape - 98% open rates is very impressive :)
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Ah, gotcha. Thanks for the timeline!
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Some context in a comment, as not to sound too spammy, and I'm more interested in answers to the general question than to my specific situation: I read a lot of news. It's most of what I click on on Facebook. I have a custom multi
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