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by mushufasa 8y ago
There are so many comments here complaining about Glassdoor's business model. I'm really genuinely curious -- what do you folks thing is a better option for them? Given the constraints that they are a job review site, and they hav
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by mushufasa 8y ago
That may be due to capex. McDonalds can invest in a ordering system while a mom-and-pop can't front capital for some sort of ticketing machine. I don't know how the economics work out in Japan. I'm sure a large part is cultur
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by mushufasa 8y ago
Does anyone know how much cost would that reduce? You still need to bus tables, and now you need to manage a ticketing system + machinery, which inevitably breaks. Unless it's bar seating area, or you have a sushi-style conveyor belt,
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by mushufasa 8y ago
My high school english teacher, wonderful woman, always said that Holden was "just stupid." Not in a way to devalue the literature, but as a character trait. I actually really liked that analysis. The way forward for Holden is to
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by mushufasa 8y ago
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by mushufasa 8y ago
Fortunately, this may be a false dichotomy. Many journals are fine if you post something on a blog or a 'working paper' on an open site like arxiv while you put it through the peer review process. if you are doing something that i
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by mushufasa 8y ago
nice catch. if the article focuses on european higher education, it may not apply to north american systems, which aim for breadth. my understanding is that even in university, european students pick a track before matriculation and keep to
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by mushufasa 8y ago
whoever makes artpip, can you please include these? I was disappointed from the switch to photography only.
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by mushufasa 8y ago
i think that's true generally of any organization. pareto -- 80% of work done by 20% of workers. there's also some other law about the work being done by the square root of the total workers.
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by mushufasa 8y ago
the author claims that the real motivation of eu copyright regulation is jealousy and fear, because they don't know how computers work. better to read this eff article instead: https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2018&#x
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by mushufasa 8y ago
the article suggests that bad urban planning can cause a city to shrink. reverse causation would be that cities which shrink result in bad urban planning. the mechanism for the reverse causation could be that the best urban planners may cho
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by mushufasa 8y ago
tldr: a) city population density outweighs most other factors at producing overall prosperity. b) suburban development is a bad roi for public financing c) therefore, a lot of seemingly affluent areas (think gated communities) are actually
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by mushufasa 8y ago
One of the interesting experiments of the 2016 election was that all local and national campaigns were rolled into one Coordinated Campaign. With shared offices/tech/infrastructure. That brings downsides, but also upsides: it beco
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by mushufasa 8y ago
this is exactly it. work related emails already are on gsuite. yeah they could require 2FA and other stuff, but the more friction, the more people will fall back on personal emails. Campaign workers have like 2 days of training total. it is
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by mushufasa 8y ago
actually, they do all have gsuite! at least when i worked for them in 2016.
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by mushufasa 8y ago
Society already criminalizes disseminating information, such as national security secrets, and nuclear weapons technology. Though information itself wants to be free, I am very much in favor of increasing friction for world-ending technolog
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by mushufasa 8y ago
System 76 (the small linux-only hardware manufacturer) just refreshed their Oryx Pro last month, which looks pretty capable and looks from afar to be really good build quality. https://system76.com/laptops/oryx I haven
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by mushufasa 8y ago
looks like it's missing templeOS. wonder if that was on purpose...
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Ask HN: Best practices for sending emails through web applications?
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by mushufasa 9y ago
This looks cool! I have the other perspective -- I have a site that I want secured. This seems helpful for that angle also. I'd be interested if there are other resources as well that could be suggested on this thread!
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by mushufasa 9y ago
what about it?
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by mushufasa 9y ago
aspiring pandits who can't keep up won't graduate to the author's sample group
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by mushufasa 9y ago
wait why isn't this reverse causation? people with strong verbal memories will choose to memorize mantras.