reasonablemann

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by reasonablemann 8y ago
The funny thing is a lot of people think the company they work for cares about their wellbeing. When you realize they don't care about you, they will feel it. And your pay will go up. I guarantee.
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by reasonablemann 8y ago
Love this Tim Cook quote about why they aren't in the US: The U.S. labor market "began to stop having as many vocational kind of skills" If the incentives were there, you'd have those football fields full of tool and die
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by reasonablemann 8y ago
My high school had the foresight to have a media literacy class 20 years ago. I never looked at an advertisement the same after that.
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by reasonablemann 8y ago
Why is there competition in the SSD market but not in the RAM market?
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by reasonablemann 8y ago
It does not make sense that this person is attempting to run a reasonably priced restaurant and has FOH staff. SF needs to adopt more Japanese style ordering machines. You choose and pay up front. When you are done you just leave. It's
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by reasonablemann 8y ago
Fantastic answer because it highlights how these conditions can be overcome by changing your situation. Clinical methodology for treating depression in Sweden is to change the person's living / work situation as a first step befor
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by reasonablemann 8y ago
Reminiscent of Goldman's annual 'culling' https://www.google.com/search?q=Goldman+Sachs+staf+culling
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by reasonablemann 8y ago
Would also be important to include the number of Europeans that are bankrupted by rejected insurance claims.
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by reasonablemann 8y ago
The Touch Bar is the perfect example of marketing people hijacking the product to push sales without helping customers.
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by reasonablemann 8y ago
Sounds like economic contraction to me. I don't see how Huawei has anything to do with this.
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by reasonablemann 8y ago
I don't understand why there's so much resistance to having everybody save a huge amount of money while at the same time allowing everybody to be healthier. Boggles the mind.
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by reasonablemann 8y ago
Strange Apple doesn't push their own tech for this. They could include it in Messages and release on Android. For Android there would be a store button where you could see all the new stuff from Apple and buy an iPhone. Would do a serv
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by reasonablemann 8y ago
Lately Siri gives me an error when setting the timer. But upon inspection has actually set the timer correctly. It's equally infuriating and comical.
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by reasonablemann 8y ago
Firstly, he's alluded to lack of manufacturing skill many times. After all, imagine how difficult it would be to teach American's skills. This argument holds no water in my opinion. Just say it's because of profit margins. An
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by reasonablemann 8y ago
Tim Cook loves the narrative that it's impossible to bring manufacturing culture back to the US. There was an article a while back about how lazy people were on the Mac Pro line. How is Tesla able to succeed? Something doesn't add
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by reasonablemann 8y ago
It has sociopath written all over it... then again, sociopathy is likely the reason she's followed by so many people.
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by reasonablemann 8y ago
Look at Sweden and Denmark. There's very little table service. The future is not decent wages, it's less service. And I don't see that as a problem. Other than very high end places, there is almost zero value add to a waiter.
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by reasonablemann 8y ago
What were the consequences of running bitcoin stories as the bubble peaked? A couple rich journalists no doubt.
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by reasonablemann 8y ago
I don't understand why anybody would use this site vs the wikipedia site. Can somebody explain the utility here?
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by reasonablemann 8y ago
Recessions are a necessary part of the business cycle. A lot of people would argue that global central banks have gone too far trying to avoid a recession and thus the next recession will be particularly brutal. Like laws designed to encour
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by reasonablemann 8y ago
Lots of money. Lots of ideas. No focus.
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by reasonablemann 8y ago
Fantastic idea for tech to try new ideas in housing and health care. Two sectors of the economy that are increasing inequality and driving lower life expectancy. With all their wealth and resources, the lack of focus on these basic issues i
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by reasonablemann 8y ago
This has to be my favourite comment regarding the keyboard debacle. I hope Apple is not seriously thinking that the laptop market isn't worthwhile because sales are poor. No, sales are poor because people were/are terrified of key
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by reasonablemann 8y ago
Same as the speech they give you at university when you enroll. The world will be your oyster when you finish. This is marketing and nothing else.
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by reasonablemann 8y ago
Sarno's book should be added to those lists of best programming books. Along with "Say Good Night to Insomnia". Back pain + insomnia both cured within days of reading each of these. Thankfully I only suffered a few weeks of e
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by reasonablemann 8y ago
No reason to 'think' that, incidents involving a single person do tend to generate a stronger emotional response. "The statistics of large-scale killing don't convey emotion" https://www.npr.org/sect
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by reasonablemann 8y ago
I've forgiven Apple for many small issues over the years but the touch bar is simply unforgivable. Beyond cost it is simply poor design. Keyboards are not meant to be looked at.
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by reasonablemann 8y ago
Romaine lettuce is less nutritious, more expensive and make you fart more than spinach. The last part is what made me stop buying Romaine for good.
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by reasonablemann 8y ago
Unless you're making high quality prints I would recommend staying away from matplotlib. That's it's purpose and if you ever use large amounts of data it slows to a crawl. It's a real shame that it's the default plo
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by reasonablemann 8y ago
It makes you wonder what advances in science and engineering have been stalled because of DRAM costs. Particularly in countries with less money to throw at research etc.

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