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by sushid 8y ago
We do, but this is at a different, unprecedented scaled. As China vies for world hegemony, our future may look very bleak if China's Orwellian views are imposed at a global level.
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by sushid 8y ago
You can just not wear your band and not exercise and pay the increase in premium. It seems like the bands come regardless to drag the horse to the water. If you don't want to drink, they won't compel you to. What's wrong wit
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by sushid 8y ago
What's wrong with Twitter? It's clearly paid off for the VCs, has grown, and is profitable. It didn't become the next Google or the rightful FB competitor (like analysts predicted) but it's doing well in its own right. E
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by sushid 8y ago
He mentions the motivation for his game at the beginning of the blog post.
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by sushid 8y ago
How young are you? If you're around an average college student's age, you should definitely get that degree.
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by sushid 8y ago
Seriously... It's not like timezone support is some esoteric interest in a Date/Time library.
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by sushid 8y ago
I was actually referring to the World Bank [0] but feel free to attack me personally. I wasn't initially sure why you shifted to ad hominem all of a sudden but I see that you're on a throwaway for a reason. You don't have a b
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by sushid 8y ago
How do you think China's technology and education improved so drastically just a few decades after the cultural revolution? It was the US giving its technology, military weaponry, college education, etc. to Chinese nationals. Their ent
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by sushid 8y ago
You're really trying to drive your point with Hollywood taking its profits in China. Do you know what kind of hoops they have to jump through to access that market? Take Gravity for instance. The reckless nation that shoots down the sa
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by sushid 8y ago
That's literally impossible. What level did you get hired at? I'm assuming at least 5 given your background/exp? That's more than 300k EZ unless you're talking about salary only.
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by sushid 8y ago
That seems to be almost too high. Vitamin D is fat soluble and you're taking way more than the RDA of 600 IU. Even at 6000 IU, which you suggest is optimal, you're taking 2x. I'm not a doctor either but have you consulted you
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by sushid 8y ago
It also sounds like "excess" which a Youtuber has already criticized them for.
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by sushid 8y ago
I'd guess Jersey or SoCal.
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by sushid 8y ago
How are you going to cash that out? Do you want to hold onto a lifestyle company shares when there's no potential liquidity event in discussion? I'm not going to exercise my options in that situation and you'd be crazy to pay
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by sushid 8y ago
I realize your post is in jest but I can't help but wonder if the parent comment is also a Randian parody or not
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by sushid 8y ago
So... you are planning on disrupting noodles in Asia.
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by sushid 8y ago
I realize that it's the article's title, but this seems misleading. The bug testers were contractors working under the temp agency Lionbridge Technologies Inc. After they won their right to unionize, they were eventually laid off
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by sushid 8y ago
It seems like this might be the precursor to doing a real test (probably small/regional) with a real brand. If the response was extremely negative I'd think that they'd shelve it altogether.
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by sushid 8y ago
The market disagrees with you as it's trading at $142 at the moment. It's not like Coke is merging with Pepsi.
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by sushid 8y ago
I mean if the data says they're safer on average, I'd pay a bit more? And it'd do away with loud blasting of the driver's favorite genre in the car, turning off the AC and rolling down the windows when I'd prefer it
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by sushid 8y ago
Really? If anything I would say that the rule of thumb (anecdotal) is 1 mg / lb. Smaller girls I knew would be fine with 100mg doses and big dudes would need about 200mg or so. Most people would do 125mg - 150mg.
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by sushid 8y ago
How about physical stores and selling items in retail space? Companies pay money to get shelf space and special promotional displays in CPG all the time.
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by sushid 8y ago
Not saying 9 hours isn't right for you, but if you track yourself using a device like Fitbit, you may be surprised by how much less you're actually sleeping. I used to equates 8 hours of in-bed time to roughly 8 hours in sleep but
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by sushid 8y ago
Why are you so cynical? When a company does anything its essentially to make money but we can laud companies for positive decisions or criticize them for negative ones. SPOT's decision actually hands more money to the real investors ov
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by sushid 8y ago
Isn't that until the Chinese play catch up and copy all the technological competitive advantage the West currently enjoys?
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by sushid 8y ago
I mean, to be fair, you are essentially saying you are not tired of typing git commands only because you type shorthands you've created. It feels like you're raining on his parade a bit because he didn't do the same thing you
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by sushid 8y ago
Why are you so against junior devs? I've personally never met a junior dev who just starts going ahead and upgrading various dependencies, as you suggest. If anything, that shows a lack of proper hiring decision on you and your team&#x
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by sushid 8y ago
The jump from free to $0.25 is the biggest hurdle of all. Right now, you basically don't need a payment form connected to your account to use Whatsapp. But you do with $0.25. The tiers you suggest don't affect any layperson (would
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by sushid 8y ago
Sure but it will start to erode its market share as other companies offer similar but free products. And a mobile messaging company relies on the network effect to stay relevant and popular.
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by sushid 8y ago
I mean Leonardo himself knew he was horrible in both Latin and math. He had access to various books in both subjects during his lifetime (thanks in part to the printing press) but his lack of foundational knowledge made it hard for him to l

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