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by the_70x 4y ago
To boost the president popularity and his party. Major elections happened three days later.
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by the_70x 4y ago
Now do the numbers per 100,000 population
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by the_70x 4y ago
> “If they know you don’t pose a threat to them,” he said, “they don’t do anything.” What a solid sentence.
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by the_70x 5y ago
Put me in the top please
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by the_70x 5y ago
Makes me thing the possibilities of social media governing the news feeds by algorithms. Is not good in any way
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by the_70x 5y ago
Our demographic bonus is over now and México didn't take advantage of it. Will never happen
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by the_70x 5y ago
I know a group of computer enthusiast back on that times where to visit Toledo house/factory. All the hardware and computers built by themselves was true but the owner and the family were very jealous about giving details about it. The
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by the_70x 5y ago
Was that salary cuts on the signed contract in case of work-from-home situations? If not then I don't see a reason for Google to do salary cuts or explain them to their employees.
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by the_70x 5y ago
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We can't build our way out of the housing crisis(berliner-zeitung.de)
3 points by the_70x 5y ago|1 comments
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by the_70x 5y ago
The amount of money and power a cartel have is not even comparable with the police resources. And even if a local police would want to things with proper training and weapons, the cartels are still having influence at the state and federal
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World’s largest iceberg spotted in Antarctica(dw.com)
70 points by the_70x 5y ago|48 comments
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by the_70x 5y ago
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=microsoft+contractors+lawsuit+sett...
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by the_70x 6y ago
I understand the __free__ concept. But is more welfare than free. Is paid from everyone taxes
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by the_70x 6y ago
The only value I see is the metadata generated by the rifle sent to the manufacturer
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by the_70x 6y ago
I know many of this cases around the industry with friends that work at tech companies and no one really cares about it. On the news and marketing they picture themselves as really work-life balance but this is the truth about their work po
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Human Genome Is Part Bornavirus(wired.com)
2 points by the_70x 6y ago|0 comments
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by the_70x 6y ago
This implementations of blockchain are really interesting stuff for people that think blockchain is only for money related stuff.
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by the_70x 6y ago
and the fact that not all the companies run the same workloads or scale as google
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LinkedIn quiz assessment, answers and questions(github.com)
1 points by the_70x 6y ago|0 comments
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by the_70x 6y ago
working in teams
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by the_70x 6y ago
so under the law, anyone selling a candy to a child could be prosecuted as a criminal activity, with Mexico broken law system this seems to be a really bad idea
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by the_70x 6y ago
more vacation days
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by the_70x 7y ago
total nonsense opinion
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by the_70x 7y ago
ASG is in dead, not terminating or spinning new instances at this moment
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by the_70x 7y ago
cannot agree more. But nowadays is someone paying the candidates to do this technical tasks?
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by the_70x 7y ago
doing coding and technical tasks is a broken hiring method. For instance an employed person with a family would need to invest an additional time to perform this technical tasks which is not fair since the stamina at the end of the day is d
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The Birthday Paradox(en.wikipedia.org)
10 points by the_70x 7y ago|5 comments
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by the_70x 7y ago
I wonder if they perform routine tests on their support infra: power, cooling, et al
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Important updates to your Classic Load Balancer HTTP header parsing behavior(toxickore.blogspot.com)
2 points by the_70x 7y ago|0 comments

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