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by qntty 9y ago
So don't sell unlimited data plans if your networks can't handle a modest increase in data usage?
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by qntty 9y ago
In fact, you won't find any mention of red-black trees anywhere in the book, because the term wasn't invented until a few months after it was published :P
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by qntty 9y ago
For math they're pretty similar
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by qntty 9y ago
I wouldn't mind living in a time when an engineer could make a living supporting 20 users. (Or maybe you still can?)
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by qntty 9y ago
Somehow I don't think that's what she meant.
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by qntty 9y ago
A mechanic isn't a driver
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by qntty 9y ago
Can I ask which philosophers don't annoy you?
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by qntty 9y ago
I know it's not exactly the place to discuss this in detail, but could you elaborate?
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by qntty 9y ago
And News Corp is a corporation too, so they can write articles about it. If the free market didn't demand articles like this then they wouldn't be written.
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by qntty 9y ago
I guess I didn't mean to criticize managers who are continuously soliciting feedback through a middleman, just ones who aren't soliciting feedback at all.
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by qntty 9y ago
I think it's perfectly acceptable for managers who are managing many people to utilize the tools that are typically used for aggregating people's opinions in other contexts. They can ask them to fill out a survey, ask them to vote
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by qntty 9y ago
> Leadership is hard. None of us comes to work to do a bad job, and there are always ways we can be better. So, when you have a leader who isn't meeting your expectations, maybe try reframing the situation and looking at things a li
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by qntty 9y ago
You're looking at income, not wealth
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by qntty 9y ago
Huh, I guess this might explain why several capacitors on my video card failed around 2007.
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by qntty 9y ago
It's hard to deny that there is at least some part of our concepts of race and gender that aren't based in biology, but in social patterns. Are they entirely socially constructed? I don't think so.
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by qntty 9y ago
This is significantly more readable, I think the OP should be changed to point to this.
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by qntty 9y ago
you would be shocked at the recent gap between 'general' liberal beliefs (legalize pot, gay marriage, increased welfare) and 'post-modern' liberal beliefs I have, and I'm not, because this is basically a boogey-ma
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by qntty 9y ago
Members of labor unions, and unorganized unskilled workers, will sooner or later realize that their government is not even trying to prevent wages from sinking or to prevent jobs from being exported. Around the same time, they will realize
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by qntty 9y ago
I'm merely stating the conclusions that others have reached, so I certainly haven't considered these points. If you are an expert in the subject then by all means engage with the people who do this sort of research. See my other c
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by qntty 9y ago
These are all interesting points for researchers to consider. I'm not a researcher so all I can do is read their conclusions and they say that lifetime costs for obese patients are still lower despite all these factors. You can read mo
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by qntty 9y ago
On average, obese people are a smaller burden on the health care system because they die quickly (from a heart attack or something similar) rather than the drawn out deaths that people of average weight have. End-of-life care is by far the
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by qntty 9y ago
Like most college advice, this is a combination of "what my professors wish I would do" and "what future me will wish I did". Good advice doesn't just tell you what you will be glad you did later, it directly addres
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by qntty 9y ago
:)
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by qntty 9y ago
Neither this statement nor any variations thereof have ever been found in Thomas Jefferson's writings https://www.monticello.org/site/research-and-collections/i-a...
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by qntty 9y ago
It's a blog post
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by qntty 9y ago
The author is clearly not white
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by qntty 9y ago
Bob no longer works for the company. Seems like he should've been promoted
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by qntty 9y ago
The share of Americans at least 31 days late on loans from the U.S. Department of Education ticked up to 18.8 percent as of June 30, up from 18.6 percent the same time last year Is this newsworthy?
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by qntty 9y ago
“The reasonable man adapts himself to the world: the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore all progress depends on the unreasonable man.”
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by qntty 9y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siemens_Velaro

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