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by lsiebert 9y ago
I believe you have to be 18 to be an uber driver.
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by lsiebert 9y ago
for every node package, see what node packages are 3 or less levenshtein distance away when it's uploaded, and go through all existing packages. Add an optional flag that will, if you try to install a package that has a package within
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by lsiebert 9y ago
Significantly in the statistical sense?
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by lsiebert 9y ago
Often waiters will pool tips are pooled with kitchen staff, the exception being managers (managers taking tips would be illegal)
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by lsiebert 9y ago
Well the Title says it all...no, just kidding. This is about the fight between Atari and Nintendo for Tetris and the position of the console, and is a good read.
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by lsiebert 9y ago
http://time.com/4596081/incarceration-report/ 39% of prisoners shouldn't be in prison. Per Time magazine, not exactly the most liberal news publication I can think of. Prison labor transfers wealth from pris
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by lsiebert 9y ago
Examining some linked documents from pacer by the lawyer, Levy who brought this up, and searching glass door leads me to believe that TriWest Healthcare Alliance is the company in question. It has offices in Phoenix, and works with veteran
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by lsiebert 9y ago
Remember, if you do end up quitting your job, be sure to tell your employer that they weren't paying enough. Then when they hire to fill your position, they may be more likely to offer a better wage.
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I say moo you say party(moo.party)
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by lsiebert 9y ago
It's not cool to stand by. It just is taken as tacit approval. And even if it was not unusual in the past, technology is supposed to be about change, right? You say, "We should be more professional, it's uncool to talk about
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by lsiebert 9y ago
No it's set before birth. A future person's finger print could perhaps be modified, but it seems like we don't know all the genetic components behind fingerprints, and there are probably environmental factors as well. https
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by lsiebert 9y ago
I'd guess you probably have a surprised look on your face :-)
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by lsiebert 9y ago
If I had to guess, they probably had it as part of the legal process for the first lawsuit, submitted as an affidavit or evidence to the court or something. Repugnant indeed.
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by lsiebert 9y ago
There are electronic prescriptions as well.
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by lsiebert 9y ago
I expect there are logistical reasons that make it more cost effective to expand within the continental US for now.
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by lsiebert 9y ago
I'd want hiring and compensation tied to behaving ethically, if I was on United's Board. I consider someone a better CEO if they don't become the subject of a federal corruption investigation and have to step down. He also se
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by lsiebert 9y ago
You may have many different loggers, and different loggers for different parts of an app. For example, you don't want to log certain database or password related stuff explicitly as it creates a security issues. Also it's a lot e
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by lsiebert 9y ago
Apparently United won't take back bonuses even when it's CEO stepped down during a federal corruption investigation, and claims it's because it's not the normal industry practice and would make it hard to recruit top tal
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by lsiebert 9y ago
I am not a lawyer, so I don't know that I am qualified to comment on the legal issues. I can say that this does make me upset at Trader Joe's, and I will be considering where else I can spend my money. They could have worked with
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by lsiebert 9y ago
Crappy documentation for dynamically typed code has often made me read my dependencies. Statically typed languages are much more likely to be self documenting, though occasionally, with Golang for example, they will return a structure with
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by lsiebert 9y ago
I wonder if printing the exact same document on the same paper might mess up watermarks
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by lsiebert 9y ago
Which assumes that there isn't a strong female employee to start with. Someone has to be the first employee.
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by lsiebert 9y ago
Yeah, I found data on the average Mcdonalds franchise costs vs profit. http://www.mymoneyblog.com/mcdonalds-franchise-cost-vs-profi...
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by lsiebert 9y ago
The US has raised the minimum wage multiple times. Want to read a study of seven decades of historical data about what happens when the minimum wage increases? http://www.nelp.org/publication/raise-wages-kill-jobs-no-co
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by lsiebert 9y ago
like usb-c and thunderbolt compatibility, I am worried there will be a lot of confusion and what works with what. Less in the area of devices that attach to your hw direction, but more when it comes to consumer devices with HW decoder suppo
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by lsiebert 9y ago
Efforts to reduce lead exposure in the 1980s arguably were behind much of the lower crime rates in the 1990s and 2000's that we've seen. There are other studies cited in relevant wikipedia articles like https://en.wikip
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by lsiebert 9y ago
Technical Debt
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by lsiebert 9y ago
Many people believed it to be a psychological disorder.
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by lsiebert 9y ago
I expect we will only have a license to operate printers/ink cartridges at some point in the future, rather then owning them.
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by lsiebert 9y ago
Even within a culture and ethnic group (and time period), beauty standards can vary considerably. Outside of those there can be large differences. There are however heuristics that may work cross culturally. For example clear skin, and av

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