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by joonix 14y ago
Yeah, if anything small knives seem like a legitimate threat given box cutters were used on 9/11 to kill people. It's about time to allow shoes and belts to remain on -- it doesn't make sense to take them off if you're going to force people
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by joonix 14y ago
I like a mix of both and I like freedom. I want to leave from 10am to 2pm and work at home if I feel like it, without having people judge me for it.
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by joonix 14y ago
From the home page: Our group and our events are not for non-Asians. From the signup page: What nationality are you? (YOU MUST BE ASIAN) How is this remotely acceptable? I have participated in many "ethnic" groups, but I've ne
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by joonix 14y ago
Does Sandberg actually do anything at Facebook?
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by joonix 14y ago
I'm curious why he was "fired" rather than given the "opportunity to resign."
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What's really impressive is that he wasn't relegated to Asian or Asian-influenced films. He broke out with Sense and Sensibility, of all things.
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by joonix 14y ago
Yes, in the real world outside of the sexy tech startup scene, most entrepreneurs are over 40, often over 50.
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by joonix 14y ago
Yes. There are probably some other NYU film classmates of Lee who tried just as hard and didn't make it.
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by joonix 14y ago
The economics don't work. Something like FreshDirect is a much more viable business IMO.
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by joonix 14y ago
Yes, but not everyone gets into the college recruiting gravy train. You either didn't go at a target school, or you didn't make the cut. Then you graduate and you're basically hung out to dry unless you know someone. This applies to many ar
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by joonix 14y ago
Because you need a job. You need money. You need experience. You need to get off the couch. You can't be picky. Too many engineers on this site live (work) in a bubble. The rest of the labor force doesn't have it quite as good.
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by joonix 14y ago
Why not make it an actual "pull down" with the mouse rather than simply scrolling down? This is not the same as the mobile implementation.
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by joonix 14y ago
"My opinion is fact!"
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by joonix 14y ago
So, Yahoo had a human resources/administrative problem, not a remote work problem. They failed to stay on top of their employees because they were working remotely. They were "hiding" and many didn't even know they were on payroll. That's a
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by joonix 14y ago
China is not a consumer driven economy.
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And the cable contracts provide basically guaranteed revenue as opposed to the risk of trying out online publishing. Execs want to cover their asses, not risk them. The potential payoff of going fully online is probably not high enough to j
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by joonix 14y ago
Serious question - what is a product manager? Is there a generally accepted job description for this title?
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by joonix 14y ago
Agreed, ideas like that sound great on paper but just don't translate to real life in most instances. And I encourage anyone dreaming about working abroad to go and try it for at least a month before making a big commitment.
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by joonix 14y ago
Agreed. The states do it this way as well. I worked on updating some statutes after a legislative session and it was a nightmare. Many bills conflict with each other. Often, nobody even knows what the latest version of a statute really is.
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I'm late, but I'll go for page 12.
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by joonix 14y ago
But if gas was widely available at 90c per tank, it wouldn't be a big deal. People don't flock to restaurants now because they give free tap water.
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Not to mention NBN includes the launch of two satellites into orbit to provide coverage for the most remote (think outback) parts of Australia.
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Unless you are able to exist on < 8 hrs of sleep, how is this practical? Sleeping at 7PM every day?
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by joonix 14y ago
An email newsletter list was valued at $5 billion.
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by joonix 14y ago
I'm not in IT nor am I a software engineer. That said I'm tech proficient and was an amateur coder in a past life. Security seems like it has a solid future. What's the best way to train for a career (change) in IT security?
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by joonix 14y ago
Bloomberg, both TV and web, is pretty great in general. Shame CNBC is considered "the" business network.
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I'm not sure, and I'm wondering the same thing. Same with regards to people who think the spread of high speed fiber will result in a telecommuting revolution. I don't think a jump from 20 to 100mbits is going to revolutionize anything. I d
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by joonix 14y ago
And can anyone really argue that private cars add to quality of life in Manhattan? It should be limited to licensed taxi cabs (preferably electric/hybrid), emergency vehicles, commercial (delivery, maintenance, etc), and that's about it. Wh
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What's the point of this comment? You aren't stuck. There is a multitude of options.
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I hated preschool. I don't really remember why, but I was terrified that I went from my comfortable home with stay-at-home mother to dropped in the "wild." I found socialization difficult. Who knows if it was valuable or not; I just know th

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