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11y ago
Do you realize how completely whacked you sound? Just curious: you don't need to respond. Btw, my wife thought your answer was whacked as well. Thanks for the entertainment.
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Its a shame Steve Jobs got married and had 4 kids. Think about how much more time he would have had to create new gadgets. So now tell me about your love life?
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11y ago
Really? So why did Steve Jobs pay so much attention to the unboxing experience. And only uneducated people fall in love?
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Political gerrymandering gone hysterically wrong: only 1 vote counts
(dailykos.com)
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It does seem like the ultimate downer: The universe itself will die a horrible, awful death and there is nothing you can do. Go curl up in a ball and die :-( I want my BLUE PILL!
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The universe has been proven to be doomed
(arstechnica.com)
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I doubt it --- but then again that great water rate is multiplied by 0 acre/feet; which is how many acre-feet the farmers are getting from the state. There is no water to hand out at such cheap rates ( or any rates ). This is the great
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Water Train, INC. is not trying to solve the drought. They are trying to make money. If farmers or cities pay more dollars for the water than it costs Water Train, INC to ship the water in - then Water Train, Inc is happy. There are peo
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Timelapses of the Rocky Fire going right over the camera
(huffingtonpost.com)
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Watch a timelapse of a wildfire going right over the camera
(instagram.com)
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Not if you are a farmer that doesn't get any water from the state because of cutbacks.
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Water Train Inc. seeks test project partners
(railwayage.com)
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Why someone wants to hack “insignificant you”
(krebsonsecurity.com)
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Agreed: per the article: "There's evidence that lower-paid workers aren't widely participating in Amazon's 401(k) plan—and that creates a problem for high earners at the online retailer. For a plan to maintain its tax s
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The 401k is a feature not a bug. Amazon managers abusing the workers in the warehouse is a feature not a bug. Women not being promoted within Amazon is a feature not a bug. For Jeff Bezos to claim he didn't know about this is a
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11y ago
You do realize just how tiny SF really is, don't you? It is only ~49 square miles. Take out land that is parks, schools, public services, roads, parking lots, retail, offices, not suitable for building, etc. - doesn't leave lots o
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A Sprawl of Ghost Homes in Aging Tokyo Suburbs
(nytimes.com)
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HyperLoop: Loopy ideas are fine if you're an entreprenuer
(pedestrianobservations.wordpress.com)
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I agree, except AirBnB means you are expected to operate a mini-hotel (without the protections of a hotel). Clean room, fresh towels, etc.... AirBNB = you are renting. Notice you are operating without the protections of a landlord (i.e. lan
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If you are booted out as a host - you are booted out. How many people wish to continue this relationship after being discarded like this person was? She should just take the educational value of being booted and realize that she needs to in
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Definitely a startup - you will get lots of exposure to skillsets outside of your core training. i.e. as a developer, you will be able to talk to sales people, or customer support people. You will learn to talk and interact with people who
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11y ago
perfectly said.
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I am not making crap up. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Community Community... "who mutually define that relationship (subjectively) as important to their social identity and social practice." http:/&#
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I would say go work for another company. At 23 y.o. there is a lot to learn about managing people, running companies, planning and executing projects. While you are looking for that next great idea, get the skills so an investor believes th
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Yes they are communities. No, AirBNB is not a community. They can't be a community when participation is subject to veto by a single entity/person. Communities are determined by a collective decision, not a unilateral decision.
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"Sharing economy" = shareCROPPING economy. (look up "sharecropping" to understand ) But basically, sharecroppers were exposed to all the risk, and the landowner got the initial first dibs on the crops. The landowner ofte
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Don't forget in the NYTimes article : you had to payback the signing bonus and relocation reimbursement if you left within a year.
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What company? What country?
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Nice simple rule!
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Mandatory overtime pay would make the cost to the person's life costly to the manager. Esp, when double time pay kicks in :-)
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