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by tdb7893 8y ago
Control over finances, movement, and who someone can talk to are textbook signs of abuse. It's crazy to see it engrained even at a governmental level.
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by tdb7893 8y ago
The thing if that API compatibility is huge when it comes to migrating from one service to another. If an open source project can't reimplement an API then it means that it's way harder to migrate from a proprietary solution to an
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by tdb7893 8y ago
With the current armament of the US it really isn't a concern to me. Would a war between major powers now last long enough to have the supply chain make a large difference?
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by tdb7893 8y ago
I don't know. There are environmental and ethical issues with the current animal agricultural practices so as it becomes easier to be vegetarian more people will switch. I think it's a long way off being truly mainstream but the e
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by tdb7893 8y ago
Why would you say that? I figured it would give employees more power in salary negotiations so I figured the salary would go up mostly.
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by tdb7893 8y ago
Most of the large deductions the government already knows about. If all taxes were was itemizing the deductions they missed that would be great.
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by tdb7893 8y ago
Is nuclear good at scaling up or down production?
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by tdb7893 8y ago
I only studied 3 hours a weekend for 3 weekends. Even for more normal interviews I did a few hours of prepwork so it wasn't anything too crazy but everyone is different. I just assumed you hear about the people who study a ton more.
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by tdb7893 8y ago
Do you have any specifics on what you doubt about this? Your comment came across as vague to me
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by tdb7893 8y ago
For me the problem isn't so much the license as the change felt somewhat like a bait and switch. After you became popular you changed the license to be more favorable to you, which is always a sketchy move.
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by tdb7893 8y ago
The crazy thing to me is it's so hard as a consumer to know exactly what data they are selling. I wish they had to be transparent about what they were selling.
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by tdb7893 8y ago
There's nothing wrong with the sub/dom dynamic as long as it's consensual, and it's not really opposed at all to the generally liberal culture at Google (in my experience it's generally more common in liberal circle
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by tdb7893 8y ago
I just assumed they had a ton of websites so they probably have certificates expiring all the time.
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by tdb7893 8y ago
This comment makes me want to work for a large company. If all they provide is lots of money and potential for interesting work then that sounds great!
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by tdb7893 8y ago
Partially it's just really hard to move, visas can be hard to come by and moving away from family is difficult. For what it's worth though my parents currently live in Amsterdam (and love it) and my in laws moved to Canada. My cou
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by tdb7893 8y ago
I get the states are an integral part of the US but I'm unclear on why the Senate needs equal representation for all states except for the fact that the founders made it that way.
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by tdb7893 8y ago
The reason I like her is that she is passionate for a lot of the values I am pasaionate for. It's like with an engineer, you get the right person then you can always train them on the job if they need to learn things. I was very naive
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by tdb7893 8y ago
I don't understand how big companies using it is a problem. Is them using it hurting the projects somehow?
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by tdb7893 8y ago
Do you have an example of those types of arguments? The linked article doesn't actually go into any of then and just referenced books I couldn't find. I'm very curious about this subject because in high school I took theology
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by tdb7893 8y ago
Calling them "Midwestern towns" is really weird as they are more dense than many Midwestern cities. If you go to Des Moines (which is the most populous city in Iowa) you'll find the population significantly less dense than so
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by tdb7893 8y ago
Assuming you aren't being sarcastic we have incredibly different definitions of small towns. My rule of thumb is when it becomes difficult to quickly count all the stoplights in a town in your head it often isn't a "small tow
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by tdb7893 8y ago
Right, the law came about because a majority of people cared about companion animals. It doesn't make people care but it came about because enough people do.
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by tdb7893 8y ago
You can't just jump to the endgame here. Getting people to actually care about the animals that they see is a good first step
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by tdb7893 8y ago
The average price doesn't really tell us anything. I got that the luxury car share is less than 6% when googling quickly. If the luxury phone market is only 6 percent and Apple doesn't even have all of that it wouldn't look g
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by tdb7893 8y ago
It seems clear enough in context to me. Is it worth it to get into a semantic argument about what consititues wealthy on what is a tech website? Or is the definition of wealthy actually unclear in this context?
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by tdb7893 8y ago
I don't mean this to be snarky but reading it actually reminded me of papers I wrote in high school as they were very similar in style. Overall the analysis seemed to be mostly speculation with a dissapointing amount of data.
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by tdb7893 8y ago
Is plastic used for those sorts of structures? I've had lots of plastic stuff degrade with exposure to sun and salt. What seems to last is stone and concrete to me
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by tdb7893 8y ago
I don't understand what the dilemma is here. Also I'm a little unsure of who the establishment is here, do you mean shareholders or something?
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by tdb7893 8y ago
I get your point but it seems unnecessary to optimize verbage like "power" or "leverage" if there's a popular view that the language isn't easily readable. If you can't convince people the language is read
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by tdb7893 8y ago
Chat apps like Discord are great for groups you actually want to keep in touch with. That's what I use for my friends from college

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