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6y ago
Nor is a union the economic or legal definition of a cartel. A union is closer to creating a company that acts as a negotiating and protective apparatus for its employees as they do contractual work for other companies. That isn’t a cartel
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It's been commented already, but I have to say you have, not a simplistic way of viewing how the federal government handles spending and money, but a completely wrong view of it. It's appalling this comment hasn't been downvo
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6y ago
That's such a happy, beautiful story. EV and EV Nova are still some of my all time favorite games. I used to have to play it at a friends house because he had a Power Mac so when it came to Windows I was beyond excited. Thanks for bein
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6y ago
I’ll agree there was no pee pee tape (or at least zero evidence ever presented for it), but your point is just false equivalence.
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6y ago
I felt the same way about the source. Business Insider is pretty far from a serious news source. I know a couple of medium sized VC people who are going to start living outside of SF proper (not the Valley), but the people I know who live i
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6y ago
That's in an academically perfect economic system, and labor is not that. People have been able to get cheap engineering labor from India for decades and wages have still been climbing. Businesses choose who they hire for a variety of
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A friend of mine who lives in New York actually has an apartment where all building an unit access uses an RFID enabled lock system with an app on the phone. It’s very easy for the owner to lock someone out and the system went out twice and
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6y ago
Yeah, I think the article makes a good point on the impact that optimization can make but I use the same strategy that you do at my current job. Early on it just makes a lot more sense to focus on what can generate revenue.
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6y ago
I enjoy puzzle games like this, but can anyone help me understand what the relationship is to Graph Theory (of which I have little knowledge).
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6y ago
Reddit is SO irritating with it's constant push to have you download their app. There's nothing on the site that requires it—Reddit is just listed content of text, video, images, and links. They also limit what you can post from t
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7y ago
I was curious what they'd choose for Arizona and I hadn't even put the Grand Canyon as option in my head (although it's pretty obvious). Still, I was hoping for maybe a deeper cut then that since the Grand Canyon sort of wins
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Any essays on issues of science/tech for english 102 level rhetorical analysis?
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Ha ha, I was thinking the same thing. I was interested to read what the paper said and when I got through the abstract and found it said "there's really no research on this stuff" I was both surprised and a little disappointe
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7y ago
I've read it as we repeat a cycle where people are always far up on top and the only way to break that cycle is to be content with more or less everyone being in or near the middle. Or put another way: So long as there is a high that p
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I wonder if the subjects knew the device should vibrate, so if it didn't vibrate at all it would have thrown off the test. If not, I agree with you. Or just find subjects that don't know what the devices do so they can just sit on
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7y ago
This is actually a really hard part for me. I immediately began looking at VR hardware I could buy and I wasn't sure what to look at. Can I use non-Valve hardware? I assume with the headset, but I don't know about the controllers.
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7y ago
I've been using Brave for a few months and I've never seen it substitute it's own ads within any applications or websites. It instead uses MacOS notifications to show ads which open new browser tabs when you click on them. So
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It's not including the thermostat, but he's specifically talking about etiquette, not legally binding EUAs with your house guests. Think of it more as "Oh, btw, I've got cameras in the living room, kitchen, and on the ba
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I use the Medtronic Guardian Plus because it ties into my insulin pump which then regulates how much background insulin to give me. Dexcom, as mentioned in another comment, is a standalone sensor that doesn't tie directly into a pump.
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"Walking good, sitting bad." But seriously, I think this sort of adds to the pile of evidence that even small amounts of exercise on a regular basis has marked health impacts. I'm a Type 1 diabetic so I have the benefit of a
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EdgePark Medical Reports Data Breach, Exposing Customer Medical Data
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The idea that statistics have a moral imperative to be "decent" is as fascinating as it is ridiculous. Anonymized data is not a privacy breach, and Uber probably doesn't have any data that can help with "hunger, poverty,
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13y ago
I feel like this misses the point of people who no longer buy cable. I don't personally know a lot of people who do it to save money (I'm sure they exist). Everyone I know just prefers the convenience of watching when you want and