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jtmcmc
8y ago
yes I felt the exact same way in the same year
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8y ago
as one of the few native english speakers in my grad lab this was definitely a job of mine.
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you were in no way asking in a nice way. You were incredibly condescending in a post about a natural disaster striking the area. Don't be disingenuous.
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8y ago
Right. I think that mentioning you are single or poly in an interview can with certain context be inappropriate but not wholesale. Regardless of his mentioning that it seems clear that the unambiguous offense is the second one.
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8y ago
Seeing those things as a proposition I think would be entirely context dependent. I think their appropriateness would also depend heavily on context though they are not things I would mention in an interview. I'm so glad to hear that y
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8y ago
is mentioning that you are married in an interview in a position of power an offense?
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8y ago
I have known many interviewees/ers that talked about their queerness in tech interviews.
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8y ago
deliverability is actually incredibly complicated. Every mailbox provider (gmail, yahoo, hotmail/office365, comcast, etc... being the main ones) has their own algorithm for determining what is or isn't spam and includes things fro
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8y ago
it's a shame that people had to guard their drugs! and now their privacy!
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I feel at some point we changed what an NDE was really categorized as. When Rick Strassman did his research in the 90's and wrote DMT the spirit molecule he stated that classical NDEs were distinct from alien encounters and that in his
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that's their current 4g phone cap.
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I think this is a weird view of how bias works. statistical models are imperfect models and are always going to have lots of bias or variance. We typically want to bias models using domain expertise or other external factors. This is like b
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"but for the most part, I think most people are happy with how it works, and happy being able to complain about the time is doesn't as well." I think you are dead wrong they are just a captive audience with little say in the
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Uh there are many reasons. Artists desires are typically mediated through a promoter or a promoter and a venue and the contractual obligations of both. For instance if the only appropriate sized venue is a live nation venue then you're
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of course the problem is the largest venue owner in the US is live nation who owns ticketmaster.
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that's what makes this so shitty - promoters are setting the prices initially and ticketmaster is trying to remove their choice by removing all the stock and reselling it at the maximum possible price
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8y ago
I think the two things are what do you want to do and where are you in your career? Being at Google is the safe easy money and will most likely work out better than your startup from an odds perspective. However, you'll be a cog in a v
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8y ago
also let's not forget that getting a taxi in the bay area has always been a horrible, expensive experience.
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8y ago
yep this has google acquisition/aquiihire written all over it IMO
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I mean that's what we developed DMARC for though.
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yeah I fail to really connect the dots between people that want to be islamophobic and transphobic with labor relations. If anything I'd say the organized actions by googlers against military contracts shows the actions you seem to be
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8y ago
Isn't this more often called fairness now since bias is already an overloaded term ?
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8y ago
exactly - i wonder if my old account is still active... probably best to stay out of SA while at work though...
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no it's not! it references a retracted paper https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Retracted_article_on_dopaminer... where he used methamphetamines instead of MDMA.
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8y ago
when you have strong information asymmetry between purchaser and seller the market can become unsafe. These information asymmetries occur in highly specialized areas like...medicine where it is extremely difficult if not impossible for the
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as someone going through some medical shit right now I can tell you I keep being given CPT codes to talk to my insurance company about
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yeah to clarify by "cultish in some ways" I mean they have inspired an extremely strong fanbase who have created almost a subculture within a subculture to a certain extent. I don't think they are actively trying to start a c
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It's definitely cultish in some ways but I would say the main difference is I've yet to see Alex or Allyson act as cult like leaders. There is lots of mysticism, psychedelic religion, etc... swimming around them however.
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This place is really neat even though it's still unfinished. I miss the gallery they had in Chelsea with really awesome parties.
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8y ago
also genentech is in south san franscisco
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