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by tolbish 6y ago
The principle of the issue is requiring personal property for the job when there are well-known, safer alternatives such as the RSA SecureID. What happens if your phone freezes or completely dies? What if an attacker who can access the firs
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by tolbish 6y ago
Doesn't Amazon interview you to make sure you align with their principles? Other companies do similar culture fit tests.
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by tolbish 6y ago
To be fair, a lot of these problems are caused by the pursuit of wealth in the first place.
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by tolbish 6y ago
"Twelve easy payments"
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by tolbish 6y ago
Well San Francisco has the highest LGBT concentration of any metro in the US by a decent margin.
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by tolbish 6y ago
> - void Seal::MakeSound() { std::cout << "Ow, ow, ow!" << std::endl; }
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by tolbish 6y ago
A healthy work environment is the answer. Sounds simplistic, sounds trite, sounds like something not worth taking seriously. But it is correct.
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by tolbish 6y ago
That's not my premise though, that is a misinterpretation. There will be issues discussed at work by you and your coworkers that involve how the business affects your community. That's an example of what I mean, there will be (a n
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by tolbish 6y ago
> Not every moment in life can or should be political. It's a good thing no one is making that argument. This article is about CEOs of large companies which handle millions of dollars daily and control about 1/3 of the lives of
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by tolbish 6y ago
Thanksgiving dinner is an apples to oranges comparison to what a CEOs job is. From the article: > BRT redefined the purpose of a corporation from immediate profitability for shareholders, to a broader lens that includes customers, employ
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by tolbish 6y ago
Yes, weddings enforce a certain formal fashion and culture. That it is normal and widely supported and not a problem for most people. It is only when these practices infringe on some right or induce some harm (as in your example, weddings t
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by tolbish 6y ago
That is a very black and white strawman interpretation of what I said.
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by tolbish 6y ago
You can support the status quo without taking an extreme position. My point is that rephrasing what it is doesn't change what it actually is.
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by tolbish 6y ago
A different kind of activism, perhaps. Isn't the "work should just be for work" attitude simply a political statement of its own—one in support of the status quo?
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by tolbish 6y ago
You mean like a social credit score?
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by tolbish 6y ago
Would you argue that the outsing of Gebru and others is a turning point where engineering culture is running back over activist culture?
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by tolbish 6y ago
We don't celebrate those adults. We call them underachievers and have them do menial jobs.
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by tolbish 6y ago
I don't have enough information to comment on the YoY statistic, as I am sure it could be due to a variety of 2020-esque factors. But I will comment on the murder rate in Philadelphia. Good lord that's a lot of murders per capita
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by tolbish 6y ago
All in all it sounds like the class adequately prepared you for the real world.
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by tolbish 6y ago
Definition 2b https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/civilian
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by tolbish 6y ago
Well now I'm curious. How was the situation resolved?
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by tolbish 6y ago
Just create the branch locally for your incremental changes and then when you are done, connect the remote repository to initiate the PR.
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by tolbish 6y ago
That would be discrimination based on sex, but no it would not be sexist in this case. Now if, for example, he treated people based on gender because he felt women belong in the kitchen, then that would be both sexist and discriminatory. Th
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by tolbish 6y ago
I suppose that is one way to get the remote-first evangelists to desire being back in the office again.
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by tolbish 6y ago
"The factory of the future will have only two employees, a man and a dog. The man will be there to feed the dog. The dog will be there to keep the man from touching the equipment." - Attributed to Warren Bennis
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by tolbish 6y ago
I know. I just think philanthropy does not fit with those topiphilology like philosophy/philology would.
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by tolbish 6y ago
I would have understood it on first pass if it said philosophy or philology instead of philanthropy.
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by tolbish 6y ago
You're talking about something different then. The existence of tube sites should have no effect on people that already didn't care about sex and relationships. The point I responded to said that these sites are a main reason why
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by tolbish 6y ago
Is it sexist to care that men commit suicide at a higher rate than women?
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by tolbish 6y ago
You can certainly ask that about a lot of things, in the context of commodities. Human companionship is hardly one of them.

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