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marklubi
2y ago
Interesting, can you provide some sources for that claim? Haven't heard that before
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2y ago
Quite frankly, I'm really bothered by the HIV drug commercial that says that it makes the virus "undetectable" So you're saying that it's still there, but you'll test negative for your partner? Disingenuous an
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2y ago
I'm all for giving equity in a company to incentivize employees. The problem I have with this blanket statement, and the article itself, is that most of those employees didn't take on any of the risk. The risk/reward system
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2y ago
C#/.NET, then do JavaScript. When you finally build a big project, you’ll realize why statically typed languages matter, but also why the fluidity of prototypical languages are important
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That’s what I used to do when I had my first issues with insomnia. Would go several days without sleep, and it was productive but then I would crash hard. Sadly, it doesn’t work anymore. Still trying to find a solution. Days after days of
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2y ago
This is just one of the steps towards taxing you for how far you drive
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2y ago
This is a terrible piece. Whoever wrote it probably signed up for a subscription and forgot to cancel it. I see it all the time with my app. It's stated several times on the sign up screen that it's auto-renewing. Yet, somehow,
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2y ago
How did it come to this, where it has to be a top down approach? Some of my son's teachers have a policy of no phones in class. The ones that enforce it have a bag with pockets hanging on the door. If the student has a phone when they
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2y ago
The rise-and fall-of the "software developer" Quotes for emphasis, because I'm pretty certain this is related to all of the code camp nonsense that told people they could make six-figures after the course. I don't doubt
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2y ago
> Oh yes, cover the thing up and let someone else deal with it. The same strategy employed for years with lead paint. If lead paint is sequestered, it poses no threat. When you start trying to scrape all of it off and replace it is the
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2y ago
The philosophy that I have as a parent, and try to impart on my son, is "always do your best, and always do better next time" It's alright to fail, but when you have the next opportunity, improve.
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2y ago
SDNY was all you had to say to make it clear that the charges are nonsense
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2y ago
Had a pier group interview at a company once where I was asked how to form a grouping SQL statement. I rattled it off and then was told that I needed to write it out on the board. Wrote it out, turned and asked how they would like it sorte
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2y ago
How to Win Friends and Influence People If you give it to someone, be very careful about who you give it to. I've given it to several different people that needed some self-confidence boosting, but one of them ended up using some of t
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3y ago
> Kenzians believe that they can accomplish anything with enough knob twiddling. Too many people seem to think that some separate party knows more than the person running the business day-to-day. Ultimately, it's a different level o
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3y ago
There is no context provided with any of these links. I'm not making any claims about whether or not they have interesting content. There's been a huge uptick in submissions of random Wikipedia articles where there is no context
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3y ago
What is the deal with posting (seemingly) random links to Wikipedia articles lately without context? Some of them are interesting, but most(?) of them come without details. Please provide me with some context.
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3y ago
The amount of effort (and money) involved in just producing an F1 car is astounding. I think The Life of a Bolt video does a really good job of illustrating just how far these teams will go for safety, performance, and reliability. https:&
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3y ago
Would hardly call Steamboat a ‘cowboy ski town’. They’ve had speed limit signs listed in both MPH and KPH since the mid 90’s.
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3y ago
It was a terrible article. Can't believe that Road and Track even let it out the door. It was a bunch of angry ramblings by a self-proclaimed socialist that knows nothing about the sport and hates people for having and spending their
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3y ago
This has got to be one of the most biased, uninformed, bullshit, articles I've ever read. The author has no connections to motorsports at all, where everything and everyone is connected. I've had Indy hard cards, lunch with Charl
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3y ago
It is not the same. One is designed to incentivize a behavior (come around more/earlier), the other is designed to reduce the behavior by disincentivizing it (don't come around when we're busy). While I actually like surge p
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3y ago
> Happy Hour is static surge pricing. Happy Hour is incentive pricing to try to get customers to come in earlier than normal.
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3y ago
Do they really think we're retarded? They said one thing, people didn't like it (been all over the news all morning long), so now they're saying something else.
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3y ago
Spectacular phone. Nothing has come close with how well the notifications on it worked. A 30 minute video for it though, no thanks.
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3y ago
Capsaicin itself is boring. Frankly, I think it tastes rather metallic. Hot sauces that add it to boost their "spiciness" ratings taste awful as a result. The flavor of it stands out, and not in a good way
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3y ago
With all due respect, what is with all the Wikipedia submissions lately? There's no context provided along with it, just the link to Wikipedia. I'm perfectly fine just opening up an encyclopedia to a random page to learn about so
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3y ago
I keep seeing this, and keep thinking that we’re going to end up with some really stupid AI if that’s the training data. There are some subreddits that are real diamonds in the rough, but the vast majority of the subs are full of people spe
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3y ago
I second this. You want a revenue share, not a profit share. Never a profit share. It's way too easy to minimize profit (they're going to want to do that anyway to minimize taxes)... hire someone, raises, buy things, lease more
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3y ago
The Babylon Bee's title for this one was: "Another Democrat Attempts to Purchase A Black Man"
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