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by lithos 8y ago
This is funny because you can't tell what are click bait ads and what is content.
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by lithos 8y ago
It's those "rising power's" fault for putting workers in a position where they think they gain more freedom with a 3rd party bureaucracy than without.
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by lithos 8y ago
Occasionally to the "thanks for your service" I sometimes reply "it's fine, I volunteered for myself". Just to see their reaction to the honesty, especially in the face of their lip service reply. (Rather how off
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by lithos 8y ago
You can get these ratios for many charities and nonprofits from the combined federal campaign: https://cfcgiving.opm.gov/offerings Some really popular charities go well above 25% towards non-cause expenses like administrat
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by lithos 8y ago
Asked for a gender neutral way to label gender roles.
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Societal pressures? Role conformity? Edit: Though looking at other discussions, it looks like people are more interested in playing blame games somehow.
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by lithos 8y ago
36 page paper, summarized and simplified to be printed in something mass market. It's pretty clear that what's listed are meant as a combination of things, even in the summary.
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by lithos 8y ago
Pretty sure the dev learned the lesson of why you don't bother to speak up.
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by lithos 8y ago
"Move fast and break stuff" can be reworded to "do whatever and deal with the consequences later". All the dirt now isn't people grouping up and coordinating. It's literally just people doing their jobs, and h
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by lithos 8y ago
If you answer and stay silent, all of these calls hang up at 11 seconds without fail. I'm curious what happens after 11 seconds?
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by lithos 8y ago
The media doesn't "need" to coordinate on Facebook. They just need to do their job. Reporters when doing an interest story will as part of their job research further into the subject. Facebook just happens to have a really
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by lithos 8y ago
Facebook has had a long period of time where they were boring to the media. Letting them make many mistakes, mostly SV style move fast deal with the consequences later style. Then they got caught doing (or not) interesting things. Meaning
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by lithos 8y ago
Even if there wasn't. The news would still report on this (and their other mistakes) and it would still be mostly negative.
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by lithos 8y ago
Probably anything related to diet, drug addiction, and mental health. Those have really expensive ad-anything prices, usually in the hundreds.
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by lithos 8y ago
Probably easier. If the employee is willing to roll over so much to perform minor surgery, they have a mentality that would be adored in many other places.
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by lithos 8y ago
Every tech company is already like that in DC/Virginia with the amount of data centers that are kept (and continuously being built) in the state.
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by lithos 8y ago
Not quite the most telling statement is something close to: engineers are intellectually invested in their work that most don't have time for caring about politics, so they just follow what people around them are doing.
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by lithos 8y ago
There is quite a bit there, you're just missing it because it's written to cause someone not interested in people to tune it out (the stereotype of a tech bro). While being very interesting to someone interested in people. Compl
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by lithos 8y ago
Air conditioning, heating, airflow, controlling pests, cycling water out of pipes/vents, and noticing problems like burst pipes. Quality is also abysmal to start with. Looking at some buildings in decay they seem like movie/theme
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by lithos 8y ago
I'd love to imagine them taking online help articles down for the duration of the strike. Blogs/whatever overflow/forum posts/similar.
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by lithos 8y ago
If you spend enough on cloud services they do.
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by lithos 8y ago
If that recruiting agency gets in trouble for not getting numbers or similar. They will look for reasons why, to toss it at their client to turn down the heat and to better know what to change about their tactics.
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by lithos 8y ago
Half the article literally talks about Huawei though.
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These are already at airports, since cash can't be accepted.
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by lithos 8y ago
You're afraid of the loss of privacy, then immediately suggest block chain as a solution to a related problem.
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by lithos 8y ago
Military personnel are still vaccinated.
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by lithos 8y ago
That still doesn't discredit the premise of the article/game. 1k a week doesn't go far when you're paying your own taxes and have a kid.
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by lithos 8y ago
I don't know how to measure the physiological debt, and the person asking the question was not sold on the physiological debt.
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by lithos 8y ago
Of course they are. You'll learn less in your sleep deprived states, Which are days you aren't going to get back. Your sleep deprived self will also be better at creating tech debt, which takes away time from the future.
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by lithos 8y ago
The ones that stay monetized are getting targeted by anti-lgbt group advertisements. Which of course spawns "let's react" videos, which are hilarious in a life gives you lemons kind of way.

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