rangersanger

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by rangersanger 9y ago
Yes, this is the sticking point that frustrates me so much. Fine, trust Google now, I think you're giving alot up, but whatever. But, you cannot predict tomorrow or the day after that.
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by rangersanger 9y ago
Terminating the pregnancy is another choice that's not practically available to many poor women in the united states.
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by rangersanger 9y ago
By helping the poor out of poverty instead of strengthening the mechanisms that put them there to keep them there. I'm not sure how exactly that's Orwellian thinking, please explain.
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by rangersanger 9y ago
#1) Don't moralize the situation. The woman may have been raped, her partner may have lied to her. She may just have wanted to get off and the condom broke. She may be a prostitute, willingly or unwillingly.. Doesn't matter. The o
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by rangersanger 9y ago
AI will far more likely power a new war on the poor than power a war to fight poverty. Through new ways to discriminate in lending/housing (1), and new ways to discriminate in hiring (2), new ways to discriminate in policing (3.) AI wi
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by rangersanger 9y ago
Assuming the father 1)is known 2) is able 3) is willing. Re #3, Paternity must be established and that burden falls on the mother. Where the assumed father does not voluntarily submit to a paternity test, the mother has to file suit to comp
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by rangersanger 9y ago
Interesting (and probably by design) I had to opt out of such a plan when I signed up for "100% renewable energy" with my plan.
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by rangersanger 9y ago
A potential issue I see with this is the fact that some people need to get to and from work during hours that would prohibit them from charging at off-peak hours. Night-shift jobs tend to be on the lower end of the pay scale (though there m
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by rangersanger 9y ago
Depends on the context. Also, it was a smaller organization, gotta make due. We frequently delivered on time and on budget, so, I don't think we lost much with that structure.
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by rangersanger 9y ago
Yes product- though we didn't have project management to speak of. So, both.
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by rangersanger 9y ago
This. This is one of the reasons I left my last PM job. I was being told to spend less time with the team and more time on the road with clients. I don't know what the right ratio is, but I do know that my rapport with the team and dee
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by rangersanger 9y ago
Yes, I'm sincerely grateful for their benevolence. Bless Bezos for providing me this opportunity to purchase my medicine from him.
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by rangersanger 9y ago
The timing on this is interesting given our current political climate and the power the "frightful five" quietly wield and the amount of data they compile about us. I'm all for a better ID system, but I'm extremely conce
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by rangersanger 9y ago
In those places some malls are bustling with activity every weekend, others are shuttering. One of the most popular malls in Milwaukee, Wisconsin is in fact an outdoor "town center," a nomenclature I take issue with. https:&#x2F
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by rangersanger 9y ago
The sad reality is that much of America, particularly suburban America but even in cities, public gathering places are nearly non-existent. The shopping mall (or more recently, lifestyle center, Festival Marketplaces, etc) is the closest th
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by rangersanger 9y ago
Kept people safe from Harassment *until 1933 when they provided a very convenient list for the Nazis to "harass."
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by rangersanger 9y ago
c. Cloud Cam Recordings. Cloud Cam streams your Cloud Cam Recordings to the cloud when it detects motion. Amazon processes and retains your Cloud Cam Recordings in the cloud to provide and improve our products and services. You give us all
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by rangersanger 9y ago
A non-amzazon link to the poster's excellent recommendation https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/70078.No_Place_to_Hide [edit: punctuation]
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by rangersanger 9y ago
Yes, they are. Apple got caught, many others don't and wont.
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by rangersanger 9y ago
It's not specifically enshrined because it doesn't need to be. It's implied under the bill of rights: "no state shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United Sta
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by rangersanger 9y ago
Julian Assange in the house. I can see an argument for forcing public companies to post anonymized data about salaries, perhaps including gender, race and age. Thus ensuring employees or advocates can understand if they are being treated fa
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by rangersanger 9y ago
Interesting statement. From my perspective this has been true of well run and poorly run companies alike. Perhaps part of the difference is that well run companies allow the employees to prioritize, and poorly run companies don't. Eith
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by rangersanger 9y ago
My hope is that this opens a larger discussion on the business practices of these credit bureaus, the kind of data they collect, and ultimately their harm to the public good. As far as I'm concerned, they stole my data first, then they
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by rangersanger 9y ago
In a previous life I was on a team that moved a ecomm backend-Email Service Provider(ESP) from a postgres based queue to rabbitMQ. The motivation was voiced in language similar to yours, "hacktasic" was actually used more than onc
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by rangersanger 9y ago
He did say they "don't do a ton," so they are definitely doing some, maybe that's where? That said, I do appreciate the sentiment here. This is a different context entirely, but in my ecomm past a/b testing was ofte
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by rangersanger 9y ago
Having done both, and having once been an otherwise unemployable 15 year old, I'm saddened by this development. I learned some valuable skills at that job. I'm not sure there are many other entry points to the job market for young
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by rangersanger 9y ago
>All I ever see is picture of black lungs, messages of certain cancer and death. First of all, I envy you. You're a "chipper" and make up about 5% of the population of smokers. I on the other hand am in the Majority. It&#x
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by rangersanger 9y ago
Vegan, even.
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by rangersanger 9y ago
I immediately thought of Dade "Zero Cool" Murphy and Acid Burn. And Angelina Jolie...
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by rangersanger 9y ago
Does this begin to count as anticompetitive behavior in the form of Tying? especially if you're correct and Google Ads are by default complaint. If google were to, say, change what compliance means regularly enough (which would be a pr

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