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by s73ver 9y ago
So what's the difference now between getting your news from there or from Facebook? It sounds like Google News is going to be the same kind of echo chamber that other news sources become :( Please don't take this as a criticism of
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Not to mention, they are required to prefund pensions for their employees, something no other entity is required to do. They also are required to take a letter from anywhere in the country, and deliver it to anywhere else in the country, wi
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That's not a great rebuttal, because most of us who would be opposed to the ownership of things created under Chinese prison labor would also be opposed to the ownership of things under American prison labor. (I'd be fine with the
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A lot of those Farm 2 Table and local recipes/kits would still need staples that can be more cheaply provided on a national scale. One could foresee a large, national company owning many of these local "branches", with their
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by s73ver 9y ago
Maybe these services should add an extra box of about to go bad vegetables, with a card that teaches you knife skills?
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by s73ver 9y ago
What about the services that just sell you the meal plan/recipes, instead of sending you the whole package? Or, now that you have presumably a good set of those recipes, just repeating the order in which you got them?
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How would they make money doing that?
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There are ways to greatly mitigate that risk. Being able to get affordable coverage for yourself and your family can enable many people to become entrepreneurs, or even go work for startups, that wouldn't be able to before.
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Do we want the message to be that everyone is welcome to try their hand at entrepreneurship, or that the only ones that should get to try are the young, rich, and healthy?
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Aren't the kinds of plants you can grow in hydroponics limited, though? I like having flowers on my balcony, and I'm not sure I could get the same stuff with a hydroponic setup.
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Then let them. And then the shareholders and the board would rise up against whoever decided to have Google "go Galt", because they know that they make far more money in Europe than not being in Europe. Very rarely does acting lik
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"Does it benefit the consumer though?" Isn't one of the big refrains here that competition always benefits the consumer? This situation makes me think of the larger markets: We're wanting the short term benefit (Google p
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At the same time, hiring is one of the better ways to do it. And there is absolutely nothing stopping them from adding a female partner. Without them willing to do that, their words kinda ring hollow. I hope this action has positive impact,
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I really can't see actual harassment being seen as a "fuck up", though. A fuck up is an accident. Harassment is deliberate. And, quite frankly, we all should be adults, and we should know how to act in the workplace.
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That fear sounds silly. Especially because it's not difficult to NOT do that. So I can't really buy the idea that cracking down on harassment is actually bad.
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Not really. Unfortunately, the "bad publicity as a way to keep companies in line" is pretty hit and miss.
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And until Google and AMP came along, there was no stick to make authors do this.
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Because most of these pages are also corporate owned, and they believed that doing that stuff increased revenues.
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That's a terrible way to look at things. There are many people, myself included, who developed a pre existing conditions while a teenager. I require health insurance. So now, you're telling me I shouldn't be able to be an ent
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Yes, at least the tech employers that most of us are likely to work for. And, with the repeal of the ACA imminent, this seems relevant: employer plans usually didn't discriminate on pre existing conditions. Individual plans did.
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No more than paying for any other software.
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Basically, do we want to send the signal that entrepreneurship is for everyone, or just the rich and healthy?
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Because users don’t want to have to learn yet another ui. Using the system look and feel means that your app fits in, and the user doesn’t have to learn as much.
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by s73ver 9y ago
Regardless of which route you take, you’re gonna need to learn the ins and outs of the platforms you’re running on.
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Not only is what you’ve said not logical or true, you keep putting your irrelevant Uber love in threads where we’re discussing Uber’s toxic office culture. Whatever you feel about the NYC taxi industry is irrelevant when discussing a cultur
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No. A pet making a mess on the rug is an accident. What happened at Uber was deliberate.
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And I see the opposite. I see a CEO being confronted by one of the people who actually makes his company work, and the CEO telling him to go get fucked.
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Or, maybe if he had treated Uber as a place of business, instead of a frathouse, and Susan Fowler's blog post was never needed to be written.
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I am paying attention, and I'm just upset this didn't happen sooner. Travis needed to go a long, long time ago.
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How is Uber a superior product? They're both the same.

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