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by pm24601 10y ago
HN: Should remove this post because it is a doxxing post. HN: should not be engaged in internet hating/shaming.
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What can we do as men to stop sexual harassment?(sworddance.com)
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Distance does not matter - sustained speed matters. Higher sustained speeds = shorter trip times. Go look at a terrain map. Pacheco Pass ---------------------- From Gilroy to San Jose the train can go no faster than ~125, ~150mph because it
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by pm24601 10y ago
Maybe we as men got to let the women know we have their back? Defend them when they are not around? Don't stay silent? I don't know for certain either.
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"Disaster" ? not yet (and I hope not ever)
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SFO back in early 2000 was trying for a runway repositioning that was priced at $3.5 billion ( http://www.loe.org/shows/segments.html?programID=00-P13-0002... ) . Mind you this was just for repositioning runways. Not inc
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by pm24601 10y ago
You clearly have never taken Amtrak over distances. I have taken Amtrak numerous times Emeryville - Denver. The reality is: 1. if the siding is only 1km long - the Amtrak train is taking the siding as the freight train will not fit on it. 2
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by pm24601 10y ago
I suppose if you regard sitting in a seat not being able to move as comfortable. But before you get too relaxed in that glorious possible future: 1) high speed trains exist and proven - no new science or engineering to figure out 2) autonom
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No its not a joke. Central Valley used to be a big marshy area https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sacramento%E2%80%93San_Joaquin...
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Seriously - trains should go where the people are. The people are in the central valley. Between Santa Barbara and Santa Cruz the population is very light and the terrain is very difficult. It wasn't until the 20th century that access
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by pm24601 10y ago
> Without the apps installed, I doubt that the members of my house hold would be consuming half the amount of entertainment. Maybe not "consuming" the content would be healthier? Would the time be used for other more productiv
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meh, I am sure there is more to it than you want to talk about. I will only talk about what was presented ( not the full details of what actually happened ). My perspective is a little more balanced. She put a lot on the line. Her relatio
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> Your goal should be to give your old employer actionable steps on how they can improve ah - NO! I agree with the overall intent. But more often than not being "lectured" to will not be well received. I do agree with the write
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No contract can bind a person to a job -- 14th/15th amendments stop such a thing. Only companies can be bound in such a way.
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by pm24601 10y ago
At Evernote: 1) Peer presentation - talk about past project 2) System design - design at the high level 3) Debugging - given a failing test fix the code so the test passes. 4) Coding - Straight forward problem to code and create. For the pe
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> Are you saying this is not doable in the context of a formal retraining program? No, I am not.
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by pm24601 10y ago
The only way I have found to not be racist is to consciously choose to NOT be racist. I put myself in social situations as much as possible with people of other races and deal with the vague uncomfortableness. I probably still am racist - b
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by pm24601 10y ago
Really? Lets see coal mining - heavy equipment operators. Driving trucks, excavators, coal train loading, locomotive engineers.... to .... electrical engine maintenance and solar panel construction. It may be just me, but I am missing the v
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by pm24601 10y ago
Matt - Are you going to resist the Trump administration OR are you going to enable it? Sounds like you think you can some how make bad less bad.
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by pm24601 10y ago
A surprisingly uninformed article. The article does not consider these issues. The extra people: 1. need to be trained. 2. can screw up customer service, misfile things, enter numbers incorrectly, etc. 3. Occupy space - there are limits to
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by pm24601 10y ago
My review of the Mac Book Pro (w touch bar): I am a developer at Evernote (we are hiring fyi) 1. Touch bar - By far and away this is the most annoying thing ever. IDEs use function keys all the time ... and the touchbar does not know how to
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by pm24601 10y ago
Why is single threaded performance important? When I think about my daily work - it is very multi-threaded: * parallel builds * video running in chrome * a zillion tabs open What I really care about is battery life.
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by pm24601 10y ago
Whatever you feel the Brexit result should have been, read this article to understand deeply how politics plays out. Dominic spends much of the article showing how it was the errors of IN that gave the opportunity for Leave to have a chance
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by pm24601 10y ago
> trump supporter was tortured live on a video stream just today [citation needed] with what? the truth?
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by pm24601 10y ago
My understanding is that there is a requirement to negotiate in good faith. I don't know what that means in actual practice - as companies have certainly proven adept at NOT doing so.
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:-) In my experience with local politics, Uber driver-status has little weight in elections. Now on the other hand, favoring of building a highrise apartment building next to "my" house -- that can lead to an election loss. (where
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"Independent Contractors" -- is still debated. http://www.theverge.com/2016/4/21/11485424/uber-suit-califor...
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by pm24601 10y ago
No -- the people most affected by the decisions should have the greater voice. If a driver drives once: 1. they have less knowledge about working conditions 2. the trip was more of a fling with being an Uber driver and not a source of incom
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Certain professions have a big problem with fingerprints. Most notable: brick masons. The fingerprints are damaged and smoothed out over the years by acids in the cement and the roughness of the bricks.
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Just as an aside, as humans we invented the 'weirdness' of these different human languages. In the pencil-and-paper era, we had no problems ever with this. It's only because we tried to 'simplify' things that we ran

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