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   by kelukelugames 9y ago

   Boondock clip where Ann Coulter is BFF with Al Sharpton/Jesse Jackson. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1seThIG34R8
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   by kelukelugames 9y ago

   We should start a pool on how many years it will take for Cannes to accept Netflix and other streaming sites.
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   by kelukelugames 9y ago

   Define "hidden." I hate to say this but 90% of what I know about NASA comes from that movie and the one with Tom Hanks.
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   Rigged Matchmaking on Ladder – A Detailed Statistical Proof (Clash Royale)(reddit.com)

   6 points by kelukelugames 9y ago|0 comments
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   by kelukelugames 9y ago

   There are lot of data where white students are admitted with lower scores than Asians on average. Without these handicaps, Asian Americans would have even higher rates. The exact same thing happened to Jewish students a generation ago. I th
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   by kelukelugames 9y ago

   Every group but Asians get better treatment in college admissions. Yet we, in general, ignore the group with the most admits due to privilege schemes.
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   by kelukelugames 9y ago

   People need confidence, entitlement, or experience to ask for their worth. Employers know this. Companies brag about taking advantage of information asymmetry to pay us less and we applaud them for it?
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   by kelukelugames 9y ago

   3. it divides Asians against other people of color. So white students can be admitted at lower GPAs and SAT scores than Asian students without upsetting them.
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   by kelukelugames 9y ago

   Number 2 could be a positive spin on not wanting to pay employees more.
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    by kelukelugames 9y ago

    Etrade has always been doing this though. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BnQMq5wtZcg
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    by kelukelugames 9y ago

    I discovered her twitter account during the uber trial. She is hilarious and worth following.
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    by kelukelugames 9y ago

    I entered the work force in 2009. This year is the first time I feel like I know wtf I am doing.
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    by kelukelugames 9y ago

    I first heard of the infatuation when they made the news a few years ago for being tasteless. It's the same people running the company, but it's possible they've changed.
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    by kelukelugames 9y ago

    I hope it's not too late to change the title. A yes/no question is against HN guidelines.
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    by kelukelugames 9y ago

    I have no idea what surf the voices mean. Or voices that we did not hear until recently. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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    by kelukelugames 9y ago

    I've never been seriously sexually assaulted or had my classmates shot in front of me. So I don't know how I would respond nor can I tell someone what is the appropriate reaction. I don't think anyone can predict how they wou
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    by kelukelugames 9y ago

    I fetched the quote from wikipedia. I didn't even realize Godwin was still alive. I assumed he was some long dead Greek philosopher. >On December 2015, Godwin commented on the Nazi and fascist comparisons being made by several artic
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    by kelukelugames 9y ago

    It's hard to say they have a huge voice. Perhaps louder than we are used too. At the end of the day, Trump is still President and the Republicans run both the House and the Senate.
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    by kelukelugames 9y ago

    Yes, it covers everything. But in the US the term "identity politics" became popular during the Civil Rights Era. So it has been used to describe issues impacting African Americans. They vote overwhelmingly Democrat, so Republican
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    by kelukelugames 9y ago

    Well, there was the tea party. My question was about the original Boston Tea Party. Can we claim our country was founded on outrage?
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    by kelukelugames 9y ago

    May I suggest the wikipedia page? The term has historical significance. It's usually applied to underprivileged groups and associated with democrats. For some reason no one calls it identity politics when Trump divides us into patriots
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    by kelukelugames 9y ago

    Would you argue that dumping tea into the harbor is an act of outrage?
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    by kelukelugames 9y ago

    I have a hard time understanding why anyone thinks outrage is an inappropriate reaction to Harvey Wienstein. Guess people have different thresholds for empathy.
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    by kelukelugames 9y ago

    I feel this is what happened with protests and marches. They are much less effective today because people are used to them.
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    by kelukelugames 9y ago

    Do you have examples? "left wing, unauthoritarian" news papers preaching xenophobia, ignorance, and bad science.
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    by kelukelugames 9y ago

    I prefer my reality to be based on facts. But hey to each his own!
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    by kelukelugames 9y ago

    Lol we are laughing about it together. Or do you mean the poor omnipotent Kings? In all fairness there is probably some poor gal out there mocking my bad tinder lines too. One even sent me a reply asking if my stupid line ever worked on any
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    by kelukelugames 9y ago

    The type of women I attracted tend to be type A and career oriented. I think they are the ones who want to be with someone with aligned values. Maybe they see material wealth as a signal for career success?
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    Police using decoy buses to catch attackers targeting Apple and Google shuttles(theverge.com)

    46 points by kelukelugames 9y ago|68 comments
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    by kelukelugames 9y ago

    As someone who grabbed coffee with women who churned through a lot of coffee dates with dudes from Amazon, I concur. My current partner had 3-4 coffee dates lined back to back every weekend. Other girls told me similar stories. I could tell