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judk
13y ago
Of course, his Wharton admission was not independent of family status. It can benhard to separate government corruption from general privilege, though.
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judk
13y ago
Honestly, if it is a budget stretcher, it is probably a bad idea to buy this, which is basically a head-mounted Android phone. If you have a business idea, waiting a few months wikk cost you more than raising/borrowing funds now.
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judk
13y ago
The 99% who are not audited benefit from enforcement audits against underlayers.
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judk
13y ago
15 years of this Excel? I guarantee your analysis is incorrect. How much is it worth to get correct analysis results?
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judk
13y ago
SSL is important. Proprietary users should buy proprietary licenses
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judk
13y ago
Toyota Way was published as a management buzzword in 2001, but its core "kaizen" long predates ToC. (But is credited to Deming bringing the idea to Japan) http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaizen Also, ToC and t
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judk
13y ago
Please research what the "L" in "GPL" means. http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.html Software is protected by copyright by default, meaning you can't make a copy. A license is a limited waiver
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judk
13y ago
It is not true that AGPL is incompatible with responsible disclosure. Responsible disclosure timelines mean that the source code would be published long before anyone had time to complain about the source not being available. Enforcement is
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judk
13y ago
An open source SSL library writing a custom malloc sounds kind of crazy, but I guess, oh, it was crazy.
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judk
13y ago
You can tell the manager why you aren't coming back.
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judk
13y ago
You are describing a very high end dining experience. In most restaurants the server "recommends" the highest margin item (bonus commission) or whatever they like or is easier for their friends in the back to prepare. It's di
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judk
13y ago
It is trivial for register software to not print a tip line when the takeout button is pressed, if the businesses wanted to support customers and not press for tips there.
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judk
13y ago
Of a waiter is upselling because they expect ME to pay commission on their ability to overcharge me, the waiter deserves 0 tip.
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judk
13y ago
Dead link
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judk
13y ago
Anyone know why this incredible hack was introduced in hr first place? In my entire career this "feature" had only caused annoyance after copy-pasting a command. Why not have a shell command called 'nohist' to wrap a com
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judk
13y ago
Thank you for providing something of technical value in this conversation.
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judk
13y ago
Justsignedup is saying that the state is trying to get defendant to plea to a no-punishment conviction, pressuring defendant to agree to their charges, so that he state can win future cases on this precedent.
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judk
13y ago
If your are going to downvote a lawyer quoting the law, please provide a refutation. Also, doenvoters, if you believe that Federal govt tramples your rights and power should be returned to local authorities, consider the consistency of your
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judk
13y ago
It's been a few decades.. Maybe time for some new community jokes?
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judk
13y ago
That's non-responsive. We know what the deaired outputs are. The question is what are the necessary inputs.
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judk
13y ago
Your proposal is still bad :-) but the good faith attitude with which you engaged responders is a model for mature discourse.
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judk
13y ago
In which we learn that there is not such thing as non-bias. Whether de facto or de jure, there are always biases. Either a person chooses them, or nature chooses them. There is no universally "fair" distribution over a scarce comm
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judk
13y ago
It seems counterproductive to the point of welfare to have the people who need welfare pay for it. It isn't an insurance policy.
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judk
13y ago
This, and a thousand analogous reasons, is why gay marriage matters.
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judk
13y ago
That's horrible. So you have miserable people doing unmotivated work because they think they are stuck here because they passes up $5 to be here. Or because taking the money makes the feel guilty, but quitting and not taking it makes t
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judk
13y ago
This is a disruptive Internet version.
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judk
13y ago
People at my office are afraid to communicate because they don't want other people to think they are dumb and punish them politically. Don't fall victim to that. Be the good teammate you know how to be. You will learn more and get
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judk
13y ago
Of course I don't know everything. But the stuff I don't know is irrelevant to my job. If you join my team, I expect you to know everything relevant to your new job, not whatever trivia you might have found amusing elsewhere.
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judk
13y ago
Pandemic is good in the sense that it is exercise for professional communication skills in a toy environment without business consequences. After you play you should thing about what the experience teaches you about your team. Especially if
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judk
13y ago
I thought about that, but decided that "for all I know" was a carefully worded expression of "it is contrary to the logic of the known Universe and all who claim to be guided by reason, but I invite you to try to claim that a
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