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5y ago
Don't employees have privacy rights with respect to medical procedures. How is this legal?
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5y ago
Is that how unions work in the US? If so, that's kind of dumb, but knowing how anti union the average American is you are probably exaggerating.
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5y ago
They lack access to the necessary capital.
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5y ago
No true Scotsman is only a fallacy when you are never given a definition of what a true Scotsman is. That's when the fallacy appears. When the person saying it can always retreat to an ambiguous never stated definition. He won't t
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5y ago
And if my aunt had balls, she'd be my uncle.
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6y ago
We are overworked, tired, and they have all of the resources.
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6y ago
Perhaps he didn't go against the government but went in support of the US citizens and believed what the government did was wrong.
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6y ago
I have genuinely started hating Jeff Atwood for this and the lemmings that followed blindly. Now I have to resign myself to being questioned if I can program not matter how many years of experience I accumulated.
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6y ago
The thing about take home interviews is that the code can always be better. No matter how experienced you are, a sufficiently anal retentive person will nitpick it apart. If you want to play their game, your only choice is to dedicate more
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6y ago
That's a tu quoque fallacy. Just because the UK has an unelected upper house doesn't mean that this justifies the EU having a democratic deficit. Two wrongs don't make one right. >The EU does have flaws, but that's no
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Maybe it has something to do with the EU? What I see missing in a lot of this discussions is always a honest critique of the flaws of the EU that may have caused Brexit. The EU has a serious democratic deficit and this will never be resolve
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6y ago
It was David Mitchell.
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This would effectively give the ISP a list of naughty people who have requested porn. This should be solved on the client side. Parents should install filters on their own computers.
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6y ago
Democracy is two wolves and one sheep deciding what's for dinner.
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6y ago
As a black person, I find this to be pretty racist. The idea that this will appease blacks or is wanted by us is deeply insulting. How disconnected from black experience can you be that you think this is important or desirable? It trivializ
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7y ago
No offense, but it looks like you are guessing and penalizing people for using python or solving a problem you gave them too fast. Kind of like that math teacher accusing me of cheating because I did well on the exam.
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7y ago
Sounds a lot like the core "values" in my current company. Mind you, they are a bit different (are these protected by copyright?). I don't think I can play that sort of game. I know I have to do it in order to get promoted, b
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7y ago
I would like to try that approach but I just don't have the energy after working all day to come home and start investing time chasing wildly creative projects.
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7y ago
I read the memo and you are right. I also agree with GP about reaping what you sow. However, I suspect that a lot of people will fail to see the parallels between both stories because their political beliefs requires them to engage in cogni
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7y ago
>Gosling made millions at Sun Microsystems. That's a little more than needing "food on the table" and "a roof over one's head". Stallman also could have made similar money, but didn't because he thought
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7y ago
Or maybe it is because in spite of earning a salary, women generally choose men with higher earning potential than them.
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7y ago
Source?
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The vote was illegal according to the Spanish constitution, the supreme court later confirmed this. You adbicate nothing by refusing to participate in a illegal vote. You can't talk about democratic legitimatecy when only 40% voted.
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7y ago
Seems to be a book for a very specific audience. In such case, the sales of that book should complement your income, not be your only source.
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7y ago
Then it is I who misunderstood. No biggie, everyone makes mistakes. Just ignore my comment and carry on.
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I think you are misunderstanding what I said.
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7y ago
Would you use the word democratic to describe North Korea, despite that being the name of the country?
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If the workers can't control the means of production, it is not socialism. Socialism calls for the democracy of the workplace. What China has done is replace the authoritarian bourgeois with an authoritarian government. Just because No
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7y ago
It is more state capitalism. Socialism implies more democracy.
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7y ago
His background doesn't affect the truth of his statement.
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