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From Soviet Russia to the Tappan Zee Bridge, a Short History of the E-ZPass
(wnyc.org)
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OP says he knows and trusts the technical leads, so he may be privy to information that other candidates would not be.
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A Cute Internet Star Flirts. All He Wants Is Your Password
(nytimes.com)
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I don't see it as politics. I see it as economics because that will be where the biggest impact is. I agree that HN is a bastion of sane, intelligent discourse and I've enjoyed reading "sane, intelligent" takes on Brex
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>I don't understand this push to get rid of the analogue headphone jack. I think I read that removing the headphone jack is needed to make phones thinner. I don't care for a thinner phone. Leave the analog headphone jack. My
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Lots of police stations now have "Safe Exchange" places either in the station or in the parking lot. Cameras in place and well lit.
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Problems I would love to have.
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Panama Papers Show How Rich United States Clients Hid Millions Abroad
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In Sweden, an Experiment Turns Shorter Workdays into Bigger Gains
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Proposed Rules Could Alter Arbitration Clauses in Consumer Contracts
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Donald Blankenship Sentenced to a Year in Prison in Mine Safety Case
(nytimes.com)
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11y ago
Well said. I've always cringed when people say that (even though I am very liberal). You can argue that 8% is too high, you can argue that it's in the nations interest to give loans at 1-2% and accept that they will lose some mo
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Even once they are in repayment, many people don't understand loans. One of my friends posted on facebook his frustration with how his principal never seemed to be going down. I was able to explain to him how amortized loans work (pa
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Two options: 1. Offer to destroy the tapes in a manner decided by highest bidder(s). Perhaps the NFL would act if it knew that the recordings would be burned for possibly $5. This is the Mark Ecko approach [1]. 2.There is a commercial on
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11y ago
It's more like saying "I don't own a TV" while streaming Netflix or Hulu to your computer.
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11y ago
Join lottery pool at work. Might lose $2, but won't have to kill myself if everyone at the office wins and I have to show up everyday remembering that fact.
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In reality, this is probably true, but HR would never let that resume through.
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11y ago
>They spend an awful lot of time at work, most of it on looking like they're working. Guilty. If I could switch to a 4 day work week, I'd get the same amount done, but spend a bit less time on Hacker News and other distraction
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11y ago
I took home economics in 1997 or 1998. Pretty much consisted of popping a container of Pillsbury biscuits or cinnamon rolls, placing them on a cookie sheet, and waiting 15-20 minutes to take them out of the oven. I know how to cook because
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Same reason why GPS feature in a car is useless. I'm using google maps on my phone anyway due to the better interface and constant updates.
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The Climate Change Pledges Are In. Will They Fix Anything?
(nytimes.com)
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The "hack" in question was using credentials that should have been disabled once Matthew Keys was no longer employed by Tribune. Also, I don't believe Tribune Co was able to prove whether anyone outside of the company actual
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I worked really hard to get that downvote arrow, but then stopped caring much about karma and probably haven't actually downvoted anything (just like that the option is there). Now I'm off to change my banner color.
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>so the salesperson can direct the dialog, completely control the conversation. And direct you towards something they have in inventory, not the configuration you came up with on the manufacturers website.
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11y ago
Suitability and Salary shouldn't matter for the most part. I'd go with some form of: WLB=Total work hours per day + Amount of Vacation+Ability to work from home + Office Environment + Is work spread out over the year or focused o
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Many years ago, I switched from a Palm Pre to an iPhone because I wanted a product that had large market share so that my issues would not be unique and would be quickly solved. I constantly consider switching to an Android device just to
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Reminds me of this [1] movie poster for "Legend" that does a great job of turning a 2 star review from The Guardian into what appears to be 4 stars. [1] https://twitter.com/benfraserlee/status/641368752798
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The advantage is in knowing what percentage of football players are started by the entire pool entrants. This information is released once that particular game is started (e.g. % start for NY Giants players would be known to all at 1 PM wh
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Financial Times 404 Page
(ft.com)
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The Taxi King (Planet Money)
(npr.org)
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