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by pm24601 6y ago
> it will also drive to isolationism, This separation would be good. It would mean that LGBTI humans would be able to find their own communities without cispeople getting weirded out. Right now everything about my gender is verboten beca
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Wombat poop: Scientists reveal mystery behind cube-shaped droppings (2018)(bbc.com)
42 points by pm24601 6y ago|16 comments
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by pm24601 6y ago
what about the muscles around the kneecap :-(
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Did Viruses Create the Nucleus?(quantamagazine.org)
1 points by pm24601 6y ago|0 comments
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by pm24601 6y ago
makes me want to give up TV
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Africa has defied the Covid-19 nightmare scenarios(washingtonpost.com)
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Covid-19 Has Employers Asking Illegal Interview Questions. Here Is What to Say(forbes.com)
7 points by pm24601 6y ago|0 comments
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by pm24601 6y ago
In other news, parents stress goes up dramatically and teacher stress rises. Thus it is proven that: 1. The total sum of stress is an invariant 2. teachers are a parental stress sink
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by pm24601 6y ago
Which is why UK does not have the Star Wars holiday of May the Fource
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by pm24601 6y ago
> I mean, that's pretty much the entire point of Montessori school and various "lifestyle of learning" types of educational programs > Kids are a lot more resilient than people give them credit for, and the most sure-fi
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by pm24601 6y ago
I so agree. My youngest was proud when they came home with "red lights". The other child was devastated when the teacher looked at her cross-eyed. The youngest one is very very indifferent to peer pressure. They don't give a
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by pm24601 6y ago
> They should have learned that by age 4, which is why kids start pre-k/k at the 4/5 age range. Lol. Because you think they should? Love the one-size fits all statement - not. As soon as someone has 2+ kids, they realize how lu
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by pm24601 6y ago
Strict liability means that Amazon is liable for any defective product no matter how "hard" they tried
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by pm24601 6y ago
Not if the contract in question requires those issues being address. The acceptance criteria is controlled by the purchaser. The purchaser can and should audit for this attempt to slide in out of spec code.
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by pm24601 6y ago
Yet more worshipping on the fear of change. Simply speaking. If the code is suspicious, it should be treated as such. I am not tied to some definition of perfection but rather the practical. Developer tools help write safer code. If that co
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In GitHub: how do we block a developer's racist avatar from being displayed?
2 points by pm24601 6y ago|3 comments
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by pm24601 6y ago
That is not true. GDPR specifically requires that interview notes be available to the candidate
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by pm24601 6y ago
How about telling candidates why they were rejected?
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Where the rich fly to hide from Covid-19(nytimes.com)
1 points by pm24601 6y ago|0 comments
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US's digital divide 'is going to kill people' as Covid-19 exposes inequalities(theguardian.com)
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by pm24601 7y ago
https://highfive.com/
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Coronavirus Strikes at Amazon’s Operational Heart: Its Delivery Machine(bloomberg.com)
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by pm24601 7y ago
Props for your recognition
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by pm24601 7y ago
Well, sadly yes. Amazon is a horrible company ( https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2020/feb/05/amazon-wo... ) in many ways. Yet the stock has made Jeff Bezos a bizzilionaire. I have no plans to ever wo
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by pm24601 7y ago
The article completely misses the point of public transit. Transit is NOT about reducing congestion. Induced demand ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Induced_demand ) clearly means that some people will driving so long the
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by pm24601 7y ago
And this is why i will not buy a Tesla... but I will buy their stock. Companies with sh!tty consumer attitude do well.
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by pm24601 7y ago
> If feedback can be interpreted as being discriminatory, or reflective of bad company culture in general, well, word gets around. If the feedback can be interpreted in such a way .... then the rejection is discriminatory. Pure and sim
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by pm24601 7y ago
The best feedback is completely fact based. > Most candidates finish the coding section in 40 minutes. You took 60 minutes. > In the system design part of the interview, the candidates we hire talk about SLA requirements. Facts. No in
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by pm24601 7y ago
Yes. I had one company pony up $500. I was blown away.
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by pm24601 7y ago
Interviewers are only supposed to ask questions that are directly relevant to the job duties. Whatever the reason for the job gap, there is no possible answer that is legally permissible. Remember more and more states are banning questions

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