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10y ago
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/black-sounding-names-stu...
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/s/tenants/tenets
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Possibly related: there is a tendency to give more vague feedback to women at work. https://hbr.org/2016/04/research-vague-feedback-is-holding-w...
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> For much of Western human existence, families could own, inherit, and stay in one place for generations. In the scenario you are responding to, the family isn't trying to stay in the one house for the next generation - it's o
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Well, hopefully the site is written well enough to scale the users database if necessary.
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That's what writing in is.
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The right to choose not to vote is not really hurt by people reminding you to vote.
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10y ago
Or, you know, spend your time and money on making it easier for people to vote (like advocating for vote by mail in shitty states that don't make it universally available now) and stop wasting your time telling people like me, who aren
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"it's too expensive" actually translates exactly to "the education is not worth the cost".
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Did you know some people don't even eat breakfast?
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The idea that the city doesn't have a right to dictate exactly that is nonsensical. Pretending that we have suddenly jumped from an anarchist free-for-all city environment with no such concept as zoning to this brand new day of regulat
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Well, I was only out of work eight months so I can't say for sure that people don't cut off at 'a year'. But based on the reactions I got, I'd be quite surprised if that was a standard practice. I can imagine it bei
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Good point, that wasn't the best article for my point! There are no specific lawsuits fighting the non-compete, however in the years following that case several states decided that the harm actually is caused simply by making employees
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Jimmy John's managed to enforce it on their employees for years http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/7042112
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I did it in 2015, didn't have any trouble coming back and getting a job last October. Definitely a lot of people sounded amazed and impressed during interviews.
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Well, yea. One of them is an actual good candidate and the other is Trump. The media is just trying to make them look competitive so people keep reading stories on the election.
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Meh, it's probably less diverse than any one state in the US. It's probably less diverse than most cities, and equally made up of disparate parts.
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It's a little disappointing that someone got all the way through pitching, writing and publishing this story without a serious look at whether the serious amateur runner is being diverted to other sports. Sure, they included a stupid t
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I was an Erasmus student, and some of what you describe definitely happened. A combination of factors like all the local students arrived before semester started and got the nice dorms, so all the foreigners were together in the old dorm wi
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The article mentions in passing that one class of five year olds had been taken for a walk and weren't hurt.
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Two DAYS? That's a long time to keep a corpse...
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I think you misunderstood. Sweden has a census, they just don't have a voter roll you can look up to see what race your neighbour is or what party they belong to.
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Really? Where?
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I thought you were saying that this bill would raise rents, but it sounds like you actually meant that Airbnb-ing an apartment raises rents, is that right?
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How?
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Interesting to see that they had one offer that they sat on for 30+ days - seems like a long time for the company to wait?
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That's covered by their comment: >either doing that exclusively as an income source or yourself staying elsewhere whenever you are renting it out.
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This supply was explicitly built for longterm residents - it's written into the zoning laws. If you want to remove the concept of residential zoning, then start building that political platform. Will be interesting to see whether you c
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> that doesnt mean i dont use email. email for me functions as a 1)compatibility layer between otherwise isolated systems 2) old school notification tray So you don't actually use email as a communication system, in case you misund
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No, it's like saying that when someone has an illiquid asset theoretically worth $1 million but not actually capable of being traded for cash, it is unfair to take away their food stamps and leave them with no way to buy food. The gene
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