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by tks2103 13y ago
do you think 3d printers will not significantly reduce the complexity of creating a firearm for the average citizen?
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by tks2103 13y ago
people will likely be able to cheaply manufacture guns on private property very soon. is this a problem?
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by tks2103 13y ago
are you asking if latinos experience more racism in nyc on average when compared to other parts of the country? i'm not sure. i can say that you will likely experience racism directly when hailing a cab. i am guessing that cab drivers assum
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by tks2103 13y ago
my reasoning is this: i lived in [texas, kansas, tennessee, california, d.c.] -> i directly experienced racism -> i do not live there anymore i lived in new york city -> i did not directly experience racism -> i live here no
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by tks2103 13y ago
"Far be it from me to judge other peoples' choices." "...you seriously need to get some perspective." you are definitely judging other peoples' choices. that's not a bad thing, but own up to it. i have a good reason for not living in 'flyov
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by tks2103 13y ago
interesting. the authors made the statement "The results show the Bay Area's economic inequality and its relationship with transit and urban form." you are saying that a fair conclusion is "there is no clear relationship between transit and
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by tks2103 13y ago
he said "No one likes waking up in the morning." do you think he suffers from delayed sleep-phase disorder?
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by tks2103 13y ago
i dont understand what you are trying to say. data certainly do not have preconceived notions, but i dont think that is your point. people are not supposed to draw conclusions from data? that sounds like exactly what people are supposed to
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by tks2103 13y ago
by which metric is nyc barely average?
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by tks2103 13y ago
linked wikipedia article clearly supports that there is no clean solution, imo.
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by tks2103 13y ago
please cite a source for "The male gender is used for the gender neutral case". as far as i can tell, this is an issue with no clean solution in modern English. 'he or she' is the most reasonable option in my opinion. it is cumbersome, but
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by tks2103 13y ago
open offices do not exist to make people more productive in performing a single task. open offices exist to foster communication and collaboration between members of a team.
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by tks2103 14y ago
i think he was being sarcastic
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by tks2103 14y ago
surveymonkey's revenue is the only validation for mr. Goldberg's work schedule given in this article. (correct me if i missed something) an opinion either way on the work schedule has so little evidence given this article that it would qual
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by tks2103 14y ago
the link title implies one can generate a company with a billion dollar valuation while working an 8-9 hour day. the content of the linked article contradicts that implication directly. it's a misleading link. that is a bad thing.
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by tks2103 14y ago
he gets home at 5:30 because he gets back online after 8:00 "Goldberg leaves work at 5:30 PM every day to spend time with his family. While he does get back online after he puts his children to bed after 8:00 PM, he sets an example that mak
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Straitjackets(tks2103.tumblr.com)
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The time before a startup(tks2103.tumblr.com)
1 points by tks2103 14y ago|0 comments
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by tks2103 14y ago
I couldn't shake my knee-jerk response to this title: "Get a technical boss"