kelukelugames

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by kelukelugames 8y ago
lol, the Republicans coined that term. Pretty sure they wouldn't describe visiting prostitutes with your customers as not "politically correct."
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by kelukelugames 8y ago
Makes me sad that Valve keeps on trying to kill Steam Spy.
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by kelukelugames 8y ago
In an episode of Billions, they go to a strip club for some full contact lap dances. I met a Wall Street I-banker who went on and on about hooking up with strippers. I wonder how common this is still in the US.
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China's penetration of Silicon Valley creates risks for startups(reuters.com)
3 points by kelukelugames 8y ago|0 comments
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by kelukelugames 8y ago
Microsoft had a blog post bragging about their work with ICE. But only 300 employees have signed a petition to denounce it. https://www.theverge.com/2018/6/21/17488328/microsoft-ice-em...
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by kelukelugames 8y ago
Thank you for calling out the no true scot's man fallacy.
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by kelukelugames 8y ago
On most days, I think people should allow to worship however they want. And then there are days when my government quote the Bible to support laws that are otherwise indefensible.
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by kelukelugames 8y ago
People complaining and people actually leaving are two very different things.
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by kelukelugames 8y ago
I work on accessibility. Apple has always been the recognized leader.
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by kelukelugames 8y ago
This is not a catfish. This is a person lying on their resume
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by kelukelugames 8y ago
Regardless of your opinion on military projects, I hope we can agree that voting with your feet is a good thing.
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by kelukelugames 8y ago
Another commenter said Peterson is not an empty self-help guru. I suspect the only difference between the "real deal" and an "empty self-help guru" is how much we like the person.
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by kelukelugames 8y ago
Why don't he fix medium or twitter first? This guy talks a lot.
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The Curious Case of the Fortnite Cheater(theverge.com)
2 points by kelukelugames 8y ago|1 comments
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by kelukelugames 8y ago
Hahaha, I saw someone in the hallway wearing a contractor badge and a MIT hoodies. I am an alum so I asked about their time there. They said they graduated in 2003 but started in 91. I said, "Woah that's one helluva of a PHD.&quot
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by kelukelugames 8y ago
>When it landed on certain web sites, some of the commenters dismissed either it ("impossible") or me ("doesn't know anything about load balancing"). Does anyone have a link to what she is talking about?
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by kelukelugames 8y ago
How can Zuck's speehwriter write about experience without violating her NDA? This post reminds me of Gavin Belson's blood boy. I assumed CEOs locked down the people close to them with NDAs.
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by kelukelugames 8y ago
It's not. I had offers from multiple companies at sde 2. Amazon's was so bad that the recruiter was embarrassed to tell me they couldn't up the offer. I'm sure there are huge variances but the last comp survey on hn show
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by kelukelugames 8y ago
That's a poor argument. I've gotten offers from many tech giants. They all included a sign-on cash bonus. Often much bigger than Amazon's. Amazon's total offer was usually about 100k lower. Sometimes more. Amazon SWEs st
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by kelukelugames 8y ago
Bezos. Jeff Bezos is the reason why Amazon treats workers they way they do. Compared to other tech giants, Amazon is incredibly anti-employee. Look at how their stocks vest. I worked at Microsoft during Balmer's reign. The founder&#x2F
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by kelukelugames 8y ago
But how is this scalable? You need manual labor. This is a bigger headache than hiring agents as full time employees like Redfin.
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by kelukelugames 9y ago
I don't think it's hard to get why. Punishing Bezos for Washington Post. Edit: I dislike Bezos and am boycotting Amazon. I quit my prime sub and stopped buying from my Amazon account. And this is still obvious to me.
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by kelukelugames 9y ago
I hate that face so much. I always assumed it appeals to a younger crowd but then I have friends my age who use similar profile pics on facebook.
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by kelukelugames 9y ago
I took classes at the local juco as a high school students. I met three types of people. The first were kids like me who all ended up at good schools. The second were older, actually junior college students. They were smart and worked hard.
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by kelukelugames 9y ago
The people who are NFL cheerleaders have other opportunities. I have friends who tried out for NFL cheerleading. The amount of effort, skills, and genetics required is high. It's incredibly competitive for a job that seems to lack wage
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by kelukelugames 9y ago
I think he's trying to hard with the historical and pop culture references. But I do agree strongly with the article. Cheerleaders and players are treated like children. Few of us would put up with it. I've heard the pay for NFL c
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by kelukelugames 9y ago
lol, what did you expect? I worked at Microsoft when the Playstation got hacked. They were like, "let's not say anything and attract attention from the hackers."
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by kelukelugames 9y ago
I wish there was a website that collected all of the times a company promised to "never do x" and then changed their word. Companies break promises all of the time. It's impossible to predict what they or anyone else will do
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by kelukelugames 9y ago
I'm surprised a C level exec can sell their shares like that. I thought they all had to announce ahead of time? I'm a lowly employee at a big tech company and I have blackout periods.
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by kelukelugames 9y ago
I'm a little suspicious when people call it black vs white.

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