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14y ago
If flight attendants got everybody that they didn't like kicked off flights, it would seem[1] that there would be barely anyone flying. If I pay for a service and it isn't delivered there better be a damn good reason. A lie about me doing s
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> ...you'll get a more thorough check of your car (trunk and backseat), plus a more in-depth check of your car's plates and your ID - because you just made a seemingly unrelated statement about a horrible thing (kidnapping) when the cop
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> The author's disappointment aside, it sounds like a success to me. I can't imagine any criteria under which the handling of this situation could be considered a "success" and it scares me that individuals, not directly involved, coul
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I wonder how difficult it would be to lose the metal band and have it secured by only the ear. It would look much better in my opinion.
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I have no issue with quora wanting you to sign up to use their site but to allow their pages to be indexed by search engines and then hide content on those pages to humans unless they sign up (with their "real name') is ridiculous. With $61
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14y ago
Well I guess it comes down to a matter of opinion with regards to the scale of sexism and what is actually happening. I am sure you will argue otherwise and that what you, kludolph and halostatue claim is happening is actually happening. Ha
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> Where it falls apart is the "imagine hearing sexist jokes since you were a kid" part. Please explain to me how boys do not hear sexist jokes towards men but girls hear sexist jokes towards women. > Our society is not equally sexi
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14y ago
Now, imagine being a man. Imagine growing up with TV cartoons grooming you to become a superhero, a movie star, if you failed at that, an office worker. Imagine getting only a certain kind of gifts for birthday, in certain colors. Imagine
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I am not sure if I am reading the same essay as you. All it is, is an analogy comparing life to a video game. He claims that being a white heterosexual male makes everything in life easier in the same way that choosing the easy difficulty s
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14y ago
see: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5210220
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Yes, I understand the essay (and disagree with it) my comment however, was not on the essay but on your post. You replied " Always appropriate: " with a link to the essay in reply to klodolph. I assume that you were replying to this part of
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14y ago
Thanks.
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14y ago
Is this due to the pricing or that it is the cheapest offering?
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14y ago
Thanks for the info.
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I find this very interesting. What is the best way to find the sweet spot? Am I right in thinking that the more you charge for a service, the higher the cost of support for that customer will be and this can be difficult when scaling. i.e.
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14y ago
Surely the whole point of lowering prices is to reduce cost of acquisition as well as churn. Where is this in your example?
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Surely an easy way to avoid this is to limit the number of clicks you can have over a period of time or you have a list of 5 people you would like to bang. You can add/remove people from that list. If you you are both on each other's list
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My post was kind of off topic actually. The point was that it is frustrating that this kind of thing is seen as an issue but sexism against men is ignored or claimed not to exist and if you do bring it up, you are labeled as a misogynist. R
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14y ago
> Suppose for a moment that you are a guy who just graduated from college, make $20,000 a year in your dream internship, and are on the long trek to success in your field. You're in a new city, and don't know many people. You're consta
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14y ago
Thanks for the info!
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14y ago
I am desperate for graphene capacitors to become viable.
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14y ago
I agree. I would imagine that in with many basin designs the filtered air would hit the basin, collect bacteria and deflect towards your face. I remember reading somewhere (can't remember the actual article) about how many doctors will not
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Thanks for the link. I am not sure if any of these companies have gone through the accelerator program though.
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Have any foreign companies successfully applied? How do they handle visas, company location etc.?
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What I never understood is why the modem plays this through its speakers instead of some other tone that lets us know that it is connecting. Any explanation?
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This looks interesting http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u9TSHk3Oed0 Not sure how practical it will and if it can be used when using the flash.
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14y ago
Tech writers seem to spend more time writing about themselves than time writing about technology.
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Private industry isn't elected.
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I am not sure but interested in what you guys come up with. Very impressed by your responses by the way, taking notes.
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I am sorry, I acted like a complete idiot throughout this entire thread. To clarify, I had no problem with your post. It riled me up when the OP endorsed it while some of it was not valid (at the time of their post) but I responded in a rid
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