jacalata

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by jacalata 10y ago
This whole thread is about the leak of that exact data
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by jacalata 10y ago
Lots of things are paid for with tax dollars that shouldn't be automatically public. Health care, school results - just because someone is an athlete doesn't mean they lose all right to privacy.
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by jacalata 10y ago
Well, duh. But ACL reconstruction or anti-psychotics can also be very beneficial, nobody in their right mind has ever argued that athletes shouldn't have access to modern medicine because we're pretending they represent primal hum
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by jacalata 10y ago
I'm a little confused as to what you're trying to argue, because your last post suggested it is ridiculous to think an elite athlete could have ADHD, which is clearly an incorrect argument, and this post suggests that ... recognis
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by jacalata 10y ago
It's actually really easy to believe that an elite athlete could be successful at following a highly scheduled, monitored training program with coaches and meal plans and parental support while struggling with the executive function ne
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by jacalata 10y ago
Pre-publish review copies of a novel
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by jacalata 10y ago
Employers make employees pay for them often enough that many states have laws prohibiting it > Q: Can I make an applicant/employee pay for the costs involved in drug testing? A: There are certain states that specifically address thi
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by jacalata 10y ago
I was thinking primarily of rent, but I'm not sure if house prices wouldn't fall pretty quickly too - people suddenly cant afford payments, supply goes up, a few short sales to lower expected prices, sellers who can't afford
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by jacalata 10y ago
If employers suddenly started paying less then I'm pretty sure housing would drop.
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by jacalata 10y ago
> If your company doesn't give you a raise, you're at the wrong company. Sounds like if you'd managed to keep reading, you'd agree with the poster.
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by jacalata 10y ago
I think this title is a panicky incorrect reaction to someone noticing the word 'fingerprint' for the first time in a Disney document, and not knowing that (a) Disney has been using fingerprint scanners with their tickets for mayb
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by jacalata 10y ago
The details say that there are two startups, one of which has exactly this problem: > Grabr largely skirts this conundrum by having the courier do the purchasing and packing. With Airmule, the goods come pre-packaged by the person sendin
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by jacalata 10y ago
Interesting - I was expecting this to be about trading your luggage allowance with other passengers on the same plane, which is a much tinier audience but might avoid some of the risks.
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by jacalata 10y ago
He was charged in relation to an arrest he made, which is very much in the course of his duties, but here's another example for you with more media coverage - http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/ar
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by jacalata 10y ago
I'm pretty sure it is hogwash, believed only by conspiracy theorists similar to the sovereign citizen nonsense in the US (which is why you can't find any normal source of information on the topic). Here's a recent example of
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by jacalata 10y ago
Did you read the article? The guy gives very specific details about stolen bikes being sold for well below market value.
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by jacalata 10y ago
To be pedantic, a butter knife is really for spreading, not cutting.
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by jacalata 10y ago
> This disappoints the worker bees, and leads to incredible turnover and more frustration for us physicians. I think they are talking about treatment of non-physician employees.
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by jacalata 10y ago
Why are you using "quotes" around women? It also sounds like you are unfamiliar with the job of developer evangelist (which Richards held) - it is actually a pretty common position in the programming industry, perhaps not so much
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by jacalata 10y ago
Some people appear to feel that any code of conduct is evidence of toxic SJW takeover.
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by jacalata 10y ago
Ah, so self driving cars will be a thing as soon as we completely duplicate the road network. That sounds pretty realistic actually.
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by jacalata 10y ago
Seems reasonable to me.
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by jacalata 10y ago
I can't find much info on the father but the wikipedia cite for his father going to prison goes to this: > In May of 1992, Tyler sold pot and LSD to a longtime friend who was really a police informant. His father, who was also named
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by jacalata 10y ago
Fitness doesn't require intentional exercise.
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by jacalata 10y ago
Can't speak for the OP but: everywhere?
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by jacalata 10y ago
That page doesn't seem to mention caps and I've never heard of such a thing. Do you have any more information on that?
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by jacalata 10y ago
Bringing it back? Is it no longer offered?
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by jacalata 10y ago
But what do you use when you have robots on both Mars and Venus?
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by jacalata 10y ago
> trivially proven Apparently not. Did you not read the article?
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by jacalata 10y ago
None? Some companies have individual contributor tracks that end up as positions like "senior architect".

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