kp1234321

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by kp1234321 8y ago
It's now illegal for companies to ask this in California.
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by kp1234321 9y ago
Why 10x better? Hypothetically, if you could replace every manually operated car today with a self-driving car and this reduced collisions by .01%, wouldn't you want to do it?
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by kp1234321 9y ago
Hundreds of thousands of employees would disagree with you.
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by kp1234321 9y ago
Spotify is not a popularity-based radio. It includes that feature, but in my opinion the product is more suited for selective listening. Maybe you meant to say Pandora?
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by kp1234321 9y ago
> falls far short of "must have a lidar system accessible through an api". Source?
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by kp1234321 9y ago
FYI I can't read the link above
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by kp1234321 9y ago
I could understand the frustration working on a smaller project solo or with a few other developers. MVC is probably the best approach to get an MVP. But when you work on an app with 100+ other developers and need to support millions of cus
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by kp1234321 9y ago
It's amazing that the title is this misleading for an article that is scarcely longer.
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by kp1234321 9y ago
I think the argument being made is that Trump being elected president immediately and negatively affected business; therefor, it was a business decision to acknowledge the negative impacts his presidency had on business.
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by kp1234321 9y ago
Probably the latter.
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by kp1234321 9y ago
Source?
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by kp1234321 9y ago
It's my understanding that growing your own food was way more expensive than buying it, even from a premium market like Whole Foods.
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by kp1234321 9y ago
Serious question: would it be beneficial for Amazon to buy out an existing grocery distribution company like Instacart when Amazon is already an expert at distribution?
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by kp1234321 9y ago
I wonder why ASU. Aren't there geographically closer schools that have better engineering programs?
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by kp1234321 10y ago
Yes
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by kp1234321 10y ago
I am finding it very hard to get out of Silver because when I solo queue i frequently get matched with teammates who treat the competitive match like a casual game. Most people either don't use mics at all or they only use them for rac
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by kp1234321 10y ago
Nobody can predict the future, but if the past is any indicator then I'm pretty confident.
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by kp1234321 10y ago
> that is clearly documented on almost every tech forum I read You mean the same tech forums that have been predicting a bubble burst for 5 years now?
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by kp1234321 10y ago
Innovation has always and will forever put people out of jobs while simultaneously creating new ones. Are you suggesting that innovation is just as bad for our country as Donald Trump?
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by kp1234321 10y ago
Would anybody else much rather get a raspberry pi and $30 in supplies to make it themself?
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by kp1234321 10y ago
What energy drink do you have in the morning that helps you avoid sugar?
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by kp1234321 10y ago
> We happen to be living through a period of some of the fastest changes in human history Couldn't this have been said accurately at just about every point in human history? I'm not asking to try and refute what you said - I th
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by kp1234321 10y ago
> You can work for 5 years as a software engineer and save well over that amount. How is number of years spent working as a software engineer a baseline for measuring wealth?
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by kp1234321 10y ago
I wonder if younger folk today listen to Gregorian chant and think how quaint, old and dated it seems... or if they see it and wonder if their current modern music is really missing something these strange sounds had. - Somebody ca. 1050 AD
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by kp1234321 10y ago
That's not what begging the question means.
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by kp1234321 10y ago
This is a sweeping generalization without even anecdotal evidence to substantiate it, and sounds downright vindictive.