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by loteck 13y ago
Publishing remarks made as background when you make it clear that they were made as background and that they weren't part of an actual interview is not unethical So, you're just wrong about this. Filed under: Ethics - Human Sour
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Getting Bitcoin(tunnl.in)
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Here's one reason we recently experienced: Many people in our company like the flexibility of choosing to work remotely or in the office. However, when we on-boarded a new hire recently, he struggled with this level of flexibility. He
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Why not 2 days, then? Maybe he should complete an entire project for free - why not, for a "several year investment?" Personally, I think it's great when companies not only advertise these kind of practices with pride, but th
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What do you learn in an 8 hour process that you couldn't learn in a 4 hour process?
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So, how is Silvrback development coming along, I wonder?
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by loteck 13y ago
Getting to the point skillfully has always been difficult, but your readers reward you for doing it. You're not writing to communicate with yourself , after all.
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On the contrary, it seems to be working really well for the people who are using their political involvement to enact policies that many in this thread are complaining about.
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Just to follow up on this, I'm a little confused by your response. You say you would pay attention to a course "like this" but in other replies say that you pay no attention to certificated courses that are... like this. So d
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by loteck 13y ago
As has been covered, the government already obtains a FISA warrant in order to "search" the records they are gathering en masse. Nice try, Rand, but some people still read the text of bills.
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We don’t need to strike Every job in video gaming has a line of people waiting to take it, and you will be abused at the lower end of the spectrum. Hell, you'll be abused at the higher end of the spectrum. Make peace with that idea If t
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by loteck 13y ago
If you are inflamed, your speech should be inflammatory. No. Being inflammatory is by definition an attempt to cause others to become inflamed. Should those others also then reply with inflammatory speech? Where does it end? Value of the
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I disagree. The tools that journalists have been using to protect their sources are woefully inadequate in the digital age. The government has moved forward with surveillance techniques and is always advancing its information-gathering meth
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by loteck 14y ago
What's up with that sharp dividing line between Colorado and Utah? Everyone else has at least some bleed over with their neighbors. Are CO and UT economically feuding?
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by loteck 14y ago
Its' really hard to live life stepping on eggshells worrying about injustices to other people. It's also really fulfilling. Just don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good.
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by loteck 14y ago
It does make sense, especially for your boutique business. You're looking for folks that bring something to the table, who are likable. While hardly revolutionary, I'm glad it's working for Tinfoil.
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It seems like this could more accurately be entitled: Hiring Likable People. The tests they are touting are basically: do I want to be around this person? That is, indeed, a good criteria to consider when hiring. They also claim to want to
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by loteck 14y ago
the general public doesn't expect journalists to "construct a narrative". Most people expect journalism to be about the cold hard facts this is a very old way of thinking about journalism and contrasts bizarrely with your assertion that b
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by loteck 14y ago
I'm curious, why do you feel this way?
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A reasonable part of this conversation is the possibility that an EMP could be deployed in our atmosphere that would knock out power from coast-to-coast. US government commissions have been setup to study this, and they have come back with
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by loteck 14y ago
Hi. Here's your link: http://www.leginfo.ca.gov/cgi-bin/displaycode?section=lab&#3... 2870 is what you're most interested in. IANAL, this is my lay understanding of the law.
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Gravemind?
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by loteck 14y ago
perhaps if the starter of the pad can set a password that has to be entered the first time ESC is hit for that pad? sorry for the armchair feature requesting.. i think the idea has promise.
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Best way to think of this would be like an interactive pastebin. The more people on one pad, the more useless it becomes. But for 2 people troubleshooting it would be great.
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by loteck 14y ago
Thought the same thing. "At the time, I thought this just made him feel better about himself. Over time, I’ve seen the wisdom in what he said." No, you were right the first time. "The good ones" and "the bad ones"? I feel sorry for the "one