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I actually think that accepting contributions productively is almost a full-time position and will turn you from programmer to manager.
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Apple Maps is way more than 60% there in terms of quality but I still don’t find it very compelling for the same reason I won’t switch to DuckDuckGo - a palpable difference in quality gets me paranoid and makes me double check a lot of stuf
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You wouldn’t just be embarrassed. Job interviews, health insurance policies, even the prices or discounts available to you may all come under rational consideration.
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> Because the T-shirt is a symbol of Silicon Valley technology culture, privilege, and entitlement which I reject. Why is this that solid of a fact to you? If you had to imagine the best way to scale a workforce, and you were worried abo
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Wearing a suit is armor for race specifically because of its association with money. Race is dangerous as opposed to merely inconvenient for some because of the association with poverty, desperation, and crime. I still remember the term sup
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> I hate the anti-suit thing in SV. Suits look great, you feel great wearing a good tailored suit... Tailored suit? Seriously? Does that not smell like luxury? Why is that part of the discussion for workplace uniform? A college student w
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A suit costs way more money than t shirt and jeans. And people will know if you only have one suit, and people can eyeball if you have a bad suit — it’s like an advertisement for how low class you are, and it is in fact embarrassing and ref
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When teachers spend money out of pocket on their classes, I would estimate they are doing so out of negative feelings, such as the feeling that it's such a shame for kids to fall due to lack of money; but I don't see that as a spi
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I interpret fears of white genocide as anxiety specifically about Latinos, and not blacks or Asians. Whether or not people espouse cruel language for rural white America, the Latinos are a <much> bigger than story than one of linguist
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The most extraodinary claim is here: > To further intimidate any current Apple employee who might dare consider leaving Apple, Apple’s complaint shows that it is monitoring and examining its employees’ phone records and text messages, in
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No, Hopkins got 20 years. "Polo" got 14. It should've been the other way around because Polo was the one who exercised leadership in the crime.
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PicoLisp Database vs. ORMs
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Does some of the harder change mean having a harder idea of how population growth should work? Perhaps discussion of informal logistical caps?
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Where does that leave our democracy?
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That doesn’t speak to why the employer should do this rather than government. When employers provide this social good they will inevitably call some of the shots; why should their voice have influence on this matter? To me, this is similar
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Aren’t sports news tending toward data oriented reporting with online community?
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That a current generation is under-equipped to use quantitative discourse is sad, but it also suggests that what communities need are experts and not evidence. They want to listen to a trustworthy leader and not conflicting data -- because
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That's like saying if people don't like military drones, then military drones will start to have less relevance; but some technologies are sufficiently powerful in their own right that it needs only a few people to recognize their
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What does that have to do with people dying in those cities? Are pedestrians falling over in a haze? And isn’t the west coast the land of sandals and hoodies?
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Somehow there’s no discussion of the article here, nothing about traffic fatalities per metric or from the pedestrian point of view. It’s people in their respective cities who are dying, being killed by their metaphorical neighbors.
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Is it the same for the janitor who sweeps the floors? You can't run a modern Facebook without basic sanitation, and on the back of these salaries people intend to raise children. Likewise, would you say the same thing to an accountant
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Am I wrong to say that even if the universe of your concern is discrete, calculus can at least describe the behavior of recursive discrete processes, among other things?
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There are different homeless populations which comprise the greater phenomena, and the mentally ill population is absolutely part of it.
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> In my experience, algebraic thinkers absorb information much faster than visual thinkers, but they more often make silly conceptual errors that visual thinkers don't make. For example, an algebraic thinker might accidentally add a
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If it’s a frathouse with 20 somethings who don’t have enough time except with each other, how does sexuality come into play? Not at all?
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Does it mean they grew up in a different, more homogenous region than you? If you were never really exposed to black people, doesn’t that change a person? Shouldn’t we have sympathy for those who are underexperienced with blacks and other m
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What is the basis for saying Politico has a bias in some direction?
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Yes, the pickup truck has its uses, but when we talk about high-level vs low-level programming, are we debating about the sedan or the pickup truck?
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Should people really be able to discuss things they don't have the discipline to understand? Should average Americans be able to discuss race relations or economic matters or should they simply... rightly receive superior accounts from
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1. Which community does? The Christian community? If so, do you have an intuition over the proportion of HN people who were raised in Abrahamic faiths? Do you presume that the voices which monitor the conversation aren't personally exp
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