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by tomlock 10y ago
I didn't insist that.
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by tomlock 10y ago
I'm sorry. What evidence would be sufficient?
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by tomlock 10y ago
I don't know if its possible to contradict a... lack of sympathy or empathy. Its like the comment just fails to recognize how humans... feel... about being approached by their direct superior who controls their performance reviews and
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by tomlock 10y ago
My response: That comment displays such a blinding lack of empathy that my response only draws attention back to the words of the original post. Those points are poorly constructed, sociopathic, and worthy of scorn. :)
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by tomlock 10y ago
You should abandon your throwaway and talk to some of your lady friends in tech about their experiences. See for yourself if their anecdotes build up into something approaching quantitative - and ask them if anything was ever done about th
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by tomlock 10y ago
>Some of the women even had stories about reporting the exact same manager I had reported, and had reported inappropriate interactions with him long before I had even joined the company. It became obvious that both HR and management had
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by tomlock 10y ago
Honestly, if clippy suggested to excel users something similar, I'd be extremely happy.
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by tomlock 10y ago
You wouldn't classify community participation and happiness as benefits?
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by tomlock 10y ago
The post above says the reasons of not enough benefits is typically offered as an explanation - so using a broad brush to say the left accuses people of being disconnected and racist contradicts that point.
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by tomlock 10y ago
Could you help me understand what those real anti-globalization reasons, that don't include receiving enough of the benefits, are?
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by tomlock 10y ago
In "Talking Funny"[0] Seinfeld tells a Louis CK joke and its an amazing example of how the two comedians differ. I feel like, at least for me, comedy isn't something I consciously analyze. To see its differences and techniq
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by tomlock 10y ago
I'd say that all questions of "good" are philosophically underpinned, so ethics is always preceded by some philosophy, whether or not "philosophers" are around or not. The article already begins by proposing that si
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by tomlock 10y ago
I'm not sure there are many nations in a better position. Could you provide some examples of countries that are?
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by tomlock 10y ago
"Only" and "main" have two significantly different meanings so you actually stated two different arguments.
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by tomlock 10y ago
Yes.
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by tomlock 10y ago
I think your original argument was worded "only thing" not "main thing". It feels like you've changed your argument slightly.
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by tomlock 10y ago
I'm still not sure why you had the impression that Google is not interested in hiring male coders anymore?
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by tomlock 10y ago
Excel enthusiastically and automatically types oh-so-many things. It'll take dates and assume they are in american MM/DD/YYYY in some fields and then treat dates in the same column like 13/01/1986 as strings. That
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by tomlock 10y ago
I think over the past two years I've seen a sum total of one video about working at Google, and it featured a woman and a man. From what you're saying I can only assume I stumbled on a super rare video. Is that accurate?
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by tomlock 10y ago
>>My personal impression with Google is that they are not interested in hiring male coders anymore... I can't think of many scenarios that would give you that impression. Did google personally reject you for being a man?
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by tomlock 10y ago
I'm not sure its representative of the interests of sewer technicians, or the contemporary issues they are concerned about, though. Op is "waiting for a list".
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by tomlock 10y ago
Is there a ycombinator style site for sewer technicians you regularly check?
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by tomlock 10y ago
What does IEEE mean in this context?
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by tomlock 10y ago
The Sahara has low precipitation in part because the air passing over it has little moisture in it. Warmer oceans mean more evaporation and more precipitation in some parts of the world. Hotter doesn't necessarily always mean drier. A
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by tomlock 10y ago
One thing to note here might be that if network is the bottleneck you'd likely be asked the opposite. In my experience if people pay attention to indexes/partitioning they can win dba's hearts, but dbas often don't expl
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by tomlock 10y ago
Indistinguishable for some, I guess.
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by tomlock 10y ago
Kudos to Google for stepping up here! Krebs is a valuable voice of the free internet.
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by tomlock 10y ago
https://techcrunch.com/2015/06/30/smartspot-which-brings-com...
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by tomlock 10y ago
I feel like Brian Krebs is a public good at this point. Would love to see Google foster a better web by hosting him!
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by tomlock 10y ago
I majored in Philosophy because I'm not optimizing my life for maximum profit.

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