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by rak00n 7y ago
In that case what if I use the zip code for getting a better salary and then just move a cheaper location?
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by rak00n 7y ago
How did they take over his account? Did they know his password? Or is there a way to get access to account after someone is dead?
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by rak00n 7y ago
You never know if Toyota would shut down Tesla after merging. This has happened so many times before.
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by rak00n 7y ago
You missed the other part. "I personally think that 996 is a huge blessing," he said. "How do you achieve the success you want without paying extra effort and time?"
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by rak00n 7y ago
Harvard is buying real estates in Central Coast not Central Valley. These two are different regions. https://www.wsj.com/articles/harvard-quietly-amasses-califor...
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by rak00n 7y ago
Jack Ma of Alibaba endorsed 996 - https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.cnn.com/cnn/2019/04/15/busi... .
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by rak00n 7y ago
Yes, multiple inbox is still there. It's basically last n mails in a certain label.
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by rak00n 7y ago
How did a bitchy comment lead to all that?
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by rak00n 8y ago
Why not carry a Kindle or a book that you want to read?
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by rak00n 8y ago
That's only $6796.87 per person.
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by rak00n 8y ago
What's the reason?
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by rak00n 8y ago
I do. It's like a poor man's implementation for bundles, where you can archive things by removing the label.
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by rak00n 8y ago
Carb isn't that bad as long as you're burning it.
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by rak00n 8y ago
Ethical ground is definitely part of the culture but not entirty of it.
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by rak00n 8y ago
Setting a minimum wage and enforcing it has always been a government's job. And when I say government I not necessarily mean federal government. It can be a state government (like California) or city government (like San Francisco). A
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by rak00n 8y ago
You need to change your job. There are better places to work where your boss won't "punish" you. Also your second argument could be applied to absolutely anything. You can always find something that deserves more attention.
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by rak00n 8y ago
Getting fingerprint is supposed to be a standard procedure.
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by rak00n 8y ago
This should be a government's job to decide. Google isn't the authority that should decide on that.
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by rak00n 8y ago
I doubt that Google's options are shrinking. There aren't that many companies with similar pay scale or culture.
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by rak00n 8y ago
Where did you get this numbers from? I think my hiking boots are way beyond those numbers by now.
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by rak00n 8y ago
When you tag someone their friends can see it on her wall if she chooses to.
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by rak00n 8y ago
They usually come with this warning that they are only biodegradable on specialized facility.
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by rak00n 8y ago
The other part of the argument is programming doesn't scale the same way. A sleep deprived waiter can fulfill his tasks while a programmer cannot perform on the same acceptable par.
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by rak00n 8y ago
How can he delegate hiring?
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by rak00n 8y ago
Why isn't Lyft going for foreign markets as aggressively as Uber?
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by rak00n 8y ago
> 1000 messages per day Most people should get more than thousand emails everyday if they sign up for any service anywhere with that email address.
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by rak00n 8y ago
It's actually 63 million people, roughly 20%. https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/2017/08/14/63-million-am...
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by rak00n 8y ago
I achieve the same thing simply by opening the site in incognito window. Too bad I cannot write a blog post about it.
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by rak00n 8y ago
You passed the sense of humor test.
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by rak00n 8y ago
Nope, your just indentfied the problem that needs to be solved. You haven't "solved" the problem, which is massively more complex.

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