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by killface 7y ago
which is why it's insane that it was ever an option for people selling under the prime label. If it's ground, FedEx manages to take the longest possible time they can, even if it's only going a few miles.
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by killface 7y ago
online shopping !== amazon
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by killface 7y ago
It's also that dishonesty goes unpunished. Any semi-sentient slime mold can set up a new business with FBA and do the same shitty shopping practices. They'll make enough before they're found out. It's also why every prod
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by killface 7y ago
yep, yc can't capture the patents if there's no patent system in place.
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by killface 7y ago
get back to beijing with the report, let us know what new marching orders are.
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by killface 7y ago
with how much love VCs get here, i'm pretty sure that's an accurate sentiment.
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by killface 7y ago
wow, what a great way to completely avoid the massive controversy they've been trying to sweep under the rug for a couple months now.
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by killface 7y ago
You knew when it was sold to MS that this was gonna happen. It's why that was the day github died.
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by killface 7y ago
because this is how they shield themselves while thinking tha half the folks in the office around them deserve to be deported or detained and actively think of most of their peers as less than human.
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by killface 7y ago
If they aren't ok having their hand bit, they'll either stop feeding (fire them) or protect themselves (capitulate). Companies fire the whiners and radicals all the freakin' time. The fact that these folks are still there say
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by killface 7y ago
The amount I am recruited and asked for various forms of interviews -- "grab coffee?", "grab lunch?", "quick 15 minute conversation?" -- can be seen as a counter-example that while cash is our payment, we are n
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by killface 7y ago
Every developer thinks their salary will be dragged down to "the average" -- aka they think they're all above-average. Libertarianism was the cancer of our generation.
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by killface 7y ago
anyone who thinks this is ok is inhumane. not surprising to see so many black-and-white people here though. "crime means you forfeit all rights forever and ever no matter how petty" is such a shitty, petty way to live life.
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by killface 7y ago
do you separate children for jaywalking? or littering? because that's what the "crime" of "being illegal" amounts to. it's a misdemeanor. so the next time you get caught speeding or get a parking ticket, rememb
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by killface 7y ago
Not just that -- github is now PAYING to support ICE. They're actively engaging in whitewashing. it's a corporate bet to them to continue supporting ICE.
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by killface 7y ago
I think also in the age of internet, cell phones, constant surveillance, and more, we're also much more aware of these atrocities and the governments do not always have the power to simply hide it. I mean: https://www.abc.ne
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by killface 7y ago
The 1989 Tiananmen Square protests, commonly known in mainland China as the June Fourth Incident (Chinese: 六四事件, liùsì shìjiàn), were student-led demonstrations in Beijing (the capital of the People's Republic of China) for the establi
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by killface 7y ago
As well as a dramatically shifted power dynamic whereby the 40 hour workweek is a relic of the past, and people work 2-3 jobs just to scrape by. It's easier to say "burn it down" when you're already in the flames. It&#x2
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by killface 7y ago
My mac's primary purpose is to run bash, firefox, intellij, and docker. they've all got their own UI, and I don't feel wanting for power.
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by killface 7y ago
glad to see someone else who thinks like this. the way people seem to react to electron apps is very close to "they killed my pappy!" kind of anger.
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by killface 7y ago
If you take a parenting class, this exercise is often used with both partners to learn how to deal with pain/discomfort naturally. My wife could keep her hand in there for a few minutes. I was done after 30 seconds, if that.
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by killface 7y ago
Exactly. Magnolia provides a significant source of property tax revenue, yet is constantly ignored when it comes to infrastructure upgrades. It almost makes me want to move out.
53.
by killface 7y ago
but attempting to understate your wealth for purposes of liability is a huge crime. this article is basically telling us that they're dramatically understating their wealth to minimize the settlement damage.
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by killface 7y ago
don't let perfection be the enemy of progress.
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by killface 7y ago
I guess this is good, but all it means for us is higher prices. Shipping wasn't the thing killing these "small businesses".
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by killface 7y ago
i'm going to guess this was an exercise to try to do this, not to be effective as a tool :)
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by killface 7y ago
Passing optional objects as method params is bad. The trouble is that an Optional<T> can still be null itself.
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by killface 9y ago
So I'm not trying to scam anyone, but is there a way for a business arrangement to be made that doesn't incur this risk? I know you can put together a buy/sell agreement and have successorship/rights of first refusal doc
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by killface 9y ago
Not at all. There's no reason for her to sign it.
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by killface 10y ago
It's also grossly dismissive of employment abuse (like not paying wages, making illegal demands, etc), of underemployment, of market forces regarding employment, and more. This is just the most head-up-my-own-ass article I've ever

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