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by msie 8y ago
But many employees would stay if they got the raise they asked for. Is it worse that the employer initiates the raise?
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by msie 8y ago
This makes me mad. Billions are being poured into medical research and I wonder how much of it is being wasted. Several weeks ago I heard that some study concluded that moderate amounts of alcohol and coffee are good for you[0]...Argh. [0]
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by msie 8y ago
Given how lame medical research is, don’t expect any therapies for at least 10 years.
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by msie 8y ago
I hope the developer gets punished somehow for acting in bad faith.
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by msie 8y ago
Sigh
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by msie 8y ago
It's sad how this has become a fact because it's insinuated enough times in the press by the same few reporters. First it was Chinese foreigners buying up all the real estate, but that was proven false. Now, it's all these fo
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by msie 8y ago
That's as bad as saying how it would be nice to develop for Windows without owning a PC.
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by msie 8y ago
Yeah, but it’s not just about Apple.
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by msie 8y ago
Click bait. Just a guy's opinion.
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by msie 8y ago
Ok, I understand a little bit more from reading this page: https://www.grendel-games.com/procedural-generation/?lang=en
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by msie 8y ago
This is sufficiently advanced to be magic to me.
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by msie 8y ago
Is there some semi-official reason why they are (intentionally?) making them less repairable?
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by msie 8y ago
The one good thing about not having an on-prem Slack is communications after your company network goes down.
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by msie 8y ago
I am eagerly awaiting iFixit's teardown of the new mac mini.
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by msie 8y ago
It's actually a good idea if viewed as a coercion tactic.
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by msie 8y ago
The Trending Topic is so bad sometimes. The other day I saw that #davies was trending and the article presented by Twitter was some marriage news of some unknown couple. It was really trending because of a soccer phenom playing his last gam
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by msie 8y ago
The consolidation of news means less local news and a single point of view pushed to many markets.
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by msie 8y ago
For clarification I am not against tightening up the situation at the casinos but I think we're fooling ourselves.
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by msie 8y ago
"Money laundering paradise" is a bit much. There's problem with reporting about this topic where the narrative is more important than the facts. The text on the page reads: "That money may be fuelling the city's hou
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by msie 8y ago
I have lived in Vancouver most of my life and did live in Seattle for three years. I watch and read a lot of the local news. What you are describing sounds like a 30000 ft view of Vancouver as portrayed by many news articles.
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by msie 8y ago
It seems many don’t realize that Vancouver is the only major Canadian city on the west coast whereas in the US you have several. In Canada there are three major cities: Vancouver, Toronto and Montreal. If you want to live on the west coast
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by msie 8y ago
No, there is definitely a racist element here. Just read the comments on a lot of the local articles or letters published in papers. Lots of racism. People are too eager to point their fingers at asian foreigners but the situation is more c
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by msie 8y ago
Can’t discount racism here. Asians stick out more than Germans or British people.
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by msie 8y ago
This is an awfully untrue and xenophobic narrative that the press is promoting. A lot of people not in the drug trade are buying real estate. And the illicit drug trade has been with us forever.
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by msie 8y ago
The comments say this is not the case.
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by msie 8y ago
I wonder if he would have been better off not being treated. The treatment can be pretty nasty.
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by msie 8y ago
Wow, so disappointing that his wealth didn't help him this time. Was hopeful that one of these experimental treatments we keep on hearing about would prove fruitful.
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by msie 8y ago
I don't think so. If this is so widely-known then there will be some bias in selection of people for an interview. And after a phone screen it will be obvious if the candidate knows anything.
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by msie 8y ago
Thank goodness, not another overnight success story: Mailchimp, named after their most popular e-card character, launched in 2001 and remained a side project for several years, earning a few thousand dollars a month. Then in 2007, when it
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by msie 8y ago
Have a look at the macs that followed.

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