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by test6554 8y ago
Dont forget about companies that are very open to appointing women, but can’t find any female candidates that surpass all the male candidates available at the moment.
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by test6554 8y ago
The alternative is that companies can select anyone for their board that they want and if they make bad choices, they have do deal with the consequences of their actions. Either with less money or lawsuits or collapse of the whole company.
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by test6554 8y ago
The company can just do nothing and meet the quota. Whats easier than doing nothing if one board member happens to take the initiative?
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by test6554 8y ago
It would be a pretty delicate line to walk, calling some peoples gender identities fraudulent and others legitimate just because in one case it is more convenient and in another case it takes a lot of courage. Either it is everyone’s right
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by test6554 8y ago
At the risk of sounding insensitive, can one member of an all-male board just legally change their gender identity? Its like 2 forms filed with the clerk and maybe an appearance before a judge, then you are legally recognized by the state
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by test6554 8y ago
So now that Amazon's worst employee gets $15 per hour, what happens to the salary of a more-skilled, more-motivated employee who busted their ass to get their salary up to $18 per hour when the minimum was under $8? Does it stay the sa
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by test6554 8y ago
Preparing city, county, state and national governments for daily automated payments seems like a good first step. That and creating guidance for companies.
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by test6554 8y ago
I used gimp the other day to resize an image with no training or experience. Thanks GIMP Team!
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by test6554 8y ago
Please tell me this is a joke...
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by test6554 8y ago
Long story short: * Kubernetes helps you manage your containerized applications at scale. * You can swap out the container engine you are using. Docker is one option. * Applications are wrapped in containers * One or more containers are wra
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by test6554 8y ago
most unfortunate indeed.
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by test6554 8y ago
Now, you know it's up to you whether or not you want to just do the bare minimum. Or... well, like Brian, for example, has thirty seven pieces of flair, okay. And a terrific smile. People can get a cheeseburger anywhere, okay? They com
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by test6554 8y ago
I didn't realize people were using Java so widely. Especially after the whole google/oracle lawsuit.
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by test6554 8y ago
I typed fall colors and got a bunch of shades of orange, tans, yellows and browns. One blue tile in there as well...
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by test6554 8y ago
Great job! One way to improve this code is to add comments. Use comments to describe what each function does and what the parameters are supposed to be. Then you can tell at a glance what the function does without having to analyze the code
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by test6554 8y ago
Yes, if there's other life in the universe, then we absolutely don't want to announce our presence to it. Due to exponential growth in technology and the old age of the universe, we are the plankton of the universe and they are li
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by test6554 8y ago
I admit I plucked out a few gray hairs when they first started showing up, but I mostly leave it alone.
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by test6554 8y ago
Grandparents are the best babysitters!
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by test6554 8y ago
I wasn't aware. Thanks!
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by test6554 8y ago
I went on a vacation to Bora Bora once and upon seeing restaurant prices of $40 per person I walked two miles to the grocery store, bought a pack of hot dogs for $15 and boiled them in the coffee pot. I am not sure what food would cost on t
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by test6554 8y ago
Fiji Water already exists.
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by test6554 8y ago
I can already imagine having this, being amazed and then the amazement wearing off. Probably Going to cancel my preorder... probably.
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by test6554 8y ago
24% - 42% improvement according to an earlier Top comment...
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by test6554 8y ago
If money is an issue, perhaps docker should make container authors host their own stuff and just make them searchable/discoverable in dockerhub.
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by test6554 8y ago
We generally don't like to spread anti-seismetism here on hacker news.
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by test6554 8y ago
They need a kick animation.
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by test6554 8y ago
One man designed and built a one million dollar impractically expensive and powerful bush plane plane for his personal use. Very cool, but way way over the top. The largest single cost was the $400K+ engine that allows him to take off in a
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by test6554 8y ago
I've always preferred iceberg lettuce. It's the fastest to chop into a salad, the outer layer protects the inner layers. It has a better leaf to husk ratio than romaine and the green coloring is more pleasing on the table than any
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by test6554 8y ago
The dhouston on that YC post is this guy now: Andrew W. Houston is an American Internet billionaire entrepreneur who is best known for being the co-founder and CEO of Dropbox, an online backup and storage service. According to Forbes magazi
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by test6554 8y ago
To some extent this is true. We want rural America to have internet access. We are (so far) unwilling to do it ourselves. It is too expensive for smaller ISPs to set it up. So we need large ISPs to come in and spend millions of dollars buil

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