ramphastidae

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by ramphastidae 4y ago
> If you do not like what they do inside then do not deal with them. Is that what you would have told Jamal Khashoggi?
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by ramphastidae 4y ago
Alexa at #7 for women. Poor Alexen.
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by ramphastidae 4y ago
Please share if you remember!
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by ramphastidae 4y ago
> the third-largest withdrawal from the exchange
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by ramphastidae 4y ago
You have about 150 years of history to catch up on. Sure, human rights was founded in western culture, but has been adopted across the world since.
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by ramphastidae 4y ago
It’s not about east vs west. It’s about basic human rights.
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by ramphastidae 4y ago
Do you happen to have a source for that story? That’s really interesting.
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by ramphastidae 4y ago
You have been fooled by 0% interest rates.
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by ramphastidae 4y ago
Why not skip the recurring ticket and reduce your sprint capacity by 2?
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by ramphastidae 4y ago
Products that are sold after the year they have been manufactured are not scams.
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by ramphastidae 4y ago
Real finance like trading firms and investment banks (not fintech) were and still are almost entirely in-office.
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by ramphastidae 4y ago
I agree but the reason for the difference is because the “offshore” folks have zero incentive to do so. There’s literally no point beyond keeping their job (and because of the incredibly low bar and compensation, it’s not at all difficult t
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by ramphastidae 4y ago
Devils advocate: would he get paid any more to be more efficient? Or would he just get more work?
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by ramphastidae 4y ago
What exactly is your USB-C cable example meant to illustrate? You were successfully able to buy a cheaper cable without any laws being passed. Seems like things are working fine as-is.
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by ramphastidae 4y ago
Of course it’s the CIA’s choice. There is no law saying that the CIA can’t hire someone who has broken the law. Are jaywalkers banned from being hired by the CIA too? It’s their choice to determine their self-defeating hiring requirements.
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by ramphastidae 4y ago
If someone puts on a pair of jeans followed by a pair of socks, how many articles of clothing have been put on? :)
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by ramphastidae 4y ago
No one said it’s evil. But it’s worse in price, taste, and nutrition, obviously. That’s why it’s called fast food. It’s optimized for speed and convenience. I eat fast food myself. But only when I have no other option. Do you also think any
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by ramphastidae 4y ago
Because, relative to most other options, it’s worse. It’s kibble for humans.
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by ramphastidae 4y ago
This is a sad comment.
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by ramphastidae 4y ago
You sound incredibly biased. It’s a retirement community, not your parents’ personal gym. If the residents of the community are all upset, maybe it’s your parents that need to find something (or somewhere) better to do.
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by ramphastidae 4y ago
Tofu.
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by ramphastidae 4y ago
> That's the natural evolution of the economy anyways, optimizing energy, resources and usages, no waste, no trash I don’t think there’s any evidence in the least.
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by ramphastidae 4y ago
This is pure fantasy. Markets have never been efficient and actors have never been rational.
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by ramphastidae 4y ago
The last time this was submitted, the comments were filled with obvious sockpuppet accounts praising the author and write up: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31768241 Are you a spammer, Vinod Gupta?
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by ramphastidae 4y ago
This simply doesn’t work on a large, shared codebase. Locking dependency versions is a must. You can’t just roll the dice that no breaking changes have been introduced by dependencies.
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by ramphastidae 4y ago
Being able to use social media during the work day doesn’t make housing or health care any more affordable. Don’t those count as real problems?
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by ramphastidae 4y ago
The NYC mayor tried 10 years ago and was stopped by opposition politicians: https://www.msnbc.com/morning-joe/bloombergs-20b-plan-protec... > The mayor proposed a series of strategic flood walls, surge barriers, dun
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by ramphastidae 4y ago
Society loves to make fun of those who choose organic produce, but avoiding glysophate is the main reason I do so, and it works: > Organic diet intervention significantly reduces urinary glyphosate levels in U.S. children and adults >
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by ramphastidae 4y ago
I think you would benefit from changing your attitude a bit. You’re not going to change the system, so I’d suggest changing your mindset from “how do I get a job without a technical interview” to “what skills do I need to improve to pass mo
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by ramphastidae 4y ago
> Great. What was the faceless government's motivation? To stabilize society during a time when millions of people were unable to work due to a pandemic, obviously? I don’t think this is the gotcha you think it is.

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