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by selllikesybok 10y ago
Evidently Mr. Ringo's an educated man.
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by selllikesybok 10y ago
Hmm, Elizabeth's author profile still show's Matt's info, for me...
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by selllikesybok 10y ago
Might want to fix this -> https://blog.ycombinator.com/author/elizabeth-rhodes/
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by selllikesybok 10y ago
May birthday, so yes, he would. You can't be inaugurated under 35, but he'll be more than halfway to 36. That said, while legally old enough, I'm not sure if people would vote for someone that young. Youngest to date was the
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by selllikesybok 10y ago
What, do we use the Electoral Popularity College now, too? And Trump actually got amazing positive opinion polling 6 months ago. Now that it's not in his favor, though, ignore? And you can absolutely win an election with both minority
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by selllikesybok 10y ago
So glad you spent the time policing me, rather than, perhaps, changing the mind of someone you disagree with.
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by selllikesybok 10y ago
What you're referring to the as the "traditional aspect" is #3 in the linked page. #3 coupled with power is #2 in the linked page.
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by selllikesybok 10y ago
Racist xenophobia, to be extra accurate.
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by selllikesybok 10y ago
Stating facts is worth doing. Even if others want to disagree with them.
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by selllikesybok 10y ago
Between hate and fear? Sure. The administration hates, some people let it slide because they fear. Oppose both.
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by selllikesybok 10y ago
I'd start here - https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/racism #1 leads to #3 leads to #2. But there is a lot more to it. Not a simple concept. There is a lot of reading to do if you'd like to understand
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by selllikesybok 10y ago
Labels are extemely useful and important. You do not cede ground on framing. Even if all you can do is fight to a standstill, it is better than not fighting. Call it what it is. Everywhere you see it.
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by selllikesybok 10y ago
The status quo, such as it was, in 2016, was worse than... what? I'm just not seeing how my life, or my neighbors lives, are improved by anything that's come so far. Or that is on the promised list of things to come. It is actuall
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by selllikesybok 10y ago
I suppose it can't hurt, but recruiters don't really impact recruitment processes, in a lot of cases. The biggest problem with my company's recruitment process is their hiring process. You can get all the applicants not he wo
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by selllikesybok 10y ago
"All or nothing", it turns out, is really appealing to people. It may be toxic to a functioning democracy with a diverse population, but doesn't seem to lessen the appeal. We are very good at pretending that when we get &quot
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by selllikesybok 10y ago
Cool, thanks for taking the time to answer.
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by selllikesybok 10y ago
Unrelated to the OP, but what are you using to resolve place names to geography? Seems to be mostly on target, but you get weird stuff like Camden Town (UK) -> Camden, New Jersey, US and it's common enough to notice.
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by selllikesybok 10y ago
Not all progress is technological.
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by selllikesybok 10y ago
That's a fascinating assumption.
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by selllikesybok 10y ago
I'll take that action.
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by selllikesybok 10y ago
That is a hell of a nit to pick.
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by selllikesybok 10y ago
This chain of logic is particularly pernicious. Given the absence of more data, it's equally likely that the events reported were true, and went unreported for the reasons stated. There was some guy, recently, who wasn't even a Bo
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by selllikesybok 10y ago
Oooh... appropos of nothing, but it would really tickle me if someone developed "Blockchains", a service for maintaining global social media account blocklists with a cryptographically verifiable record of the transgressions which
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by selllikesybok 10y ago
You're putting words in my mouth - I don't think I called you logical or analytical. :) Maybe I'm atypical, but that was like 30 seconds of lookup time. Profile has Twitter link. Twitter search https://twitter.com&
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by selllikesybok 10y ago
Don't we?
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by selllikesybok 10y ago
Agreed, and I meant to include that in my comment. Your practical advice is absolutely fine. Just wanted to clarify that it applies to all cases, not just passing recruiter/software review filters.
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by selllikesybok 10y ago
Heh. Of course, never that. Curious to hear why instituting a heavier-handed DBAD policy would not improve... well, every business/venue/experience?
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by selllikesybok 10y ago
1) You cannot be "caught up". 2) What are you looking to get out of the news? Accept 1, answer 2 - you'll be most of the way there.
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by selllikesybok 10y ago
Remove abusive, awful users from the service?
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by selllikesybok 10y ago
There's a few levels to this. I'd say it's important even if you are personally handing the CV to the decision maker. "Architected a solution and led a team of developers to implement a custom solution for a large merger

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