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by rat9988 4y ago
The point is that then you'd have a job that would let you sit on ass all day in this case. if Amazon warehouse workers could sit their ass half the day or have better working conditions, their injury rate would be lower too.
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by rat9988 4y ago
The hour is a way better metric. It already takes into account the capita. It's a work hour.
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by rat9988 4y ago
No amount of extra spices can replace salt.
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by rat9988 4y ago
It's still tangential to his point though.
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by rat9988 4y ago
It seems you disagree with the author and all you got to say is that it's a stupid take. Maybe you want to give some evidence, as counterclaim to the author's " Layoffs are ... are not particularly evidence-based.". From
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by rat9988 4y ago
This is the kind of things that can easily happen.I wouldn't judge them on it.
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by rat9988 4y ago
Why should I pay for a battery from the manufacturer instead of other suppliers?
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by rat9988 4y ago
Not in the current market no.
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by rat9988 4y ago
Over 20 years, probably.
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by rat9988 4y ago
Indeed, now he can't give a HN gold, and you are happy that he can't.
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by rat9988 4y ago
I said that it shouldn't be ignored, but it is useless to him, as it's out of his league. What he probably wants is directives about what he should or should not eat. This is not the conclusion he can derive from a paper.
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by rat9988 4y ago
No. Unless conflict of interest,most nutritional research shouldn't be ignored. How you interpret academic research is up to you, and might be out of your league.
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by rat9988 4y ago
I'm not sure, all of mines at big companies have followed this definition.
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by rat9988 4y ago
If it's urgent you usually don't ask for the price, you just want to be saved. Otherwise, you do what every civilized country does. You get the price of the initial consultation, then the doctor tells you whatver tests he has in m
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by rat9988 4y ago
Not an english speaker, but I can't imagine "get" used for anything non free, especially after a "buy".
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by rat9988 4y ago
They do have managed offerings.
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by rat9988 4y ago
Unless my english fails me. The sentence you are answering isn't about people who wrote the standard?
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by rat9988 4y ago
You missed the point. You can't recruit because you aren't paying enough to be competitive.
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by rat9988 4y ago
Owning a company is a right not a privilege. You need to be able to setup to gain your livelihood.
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by rat9988 4y ago
Nobody blames you for anything. He is just saying that reddit is seeing a lot of propaganda.
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by rat9988 4y ago
Because making it slower won't improve anything.
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by rat9988 4y ago
No, they got money from them for the other issues probably.
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by rat9988 4y ago
> to be open source, you must comply with the 10 rules The open source initiative didn't not invent this expression. They worked hard to promote their idea of it, and its application. They did a lot of good, but aren't an autor
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by rat9988 4y ago
This definition is too restrictive. Wether you choose to suscribe to this definition or not is a matter of opinion.
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by rat9988 4y ago
They are not the sellers, so they don't decide the price. They can force sellers through their market advantage. And this is why, in my guess, it's anti-competitive.
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by rat9988 4y ago
My understanding is the same as his. Is there any hidden message in your earlier post we missed?
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by rat9988 4y ago
SMS 2FA is a form of 2FA.
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by rat9988 4y ago
Why should it be copyrightable. It's just a way to calculte inverse square root. This falls under the public, in my non lawyer opinion. Such small snippets do not qualify, usually, for copyright.
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by rat9988 4y ago
For selenium, "it works" is not a constant.
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by rat9988 4y ago
Hopefully you'll do the same with comments you don't like.

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