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vfulco
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A country I live in has a constitution with free speech, freedom of assembly and the press. When someone attempts to use those freedoms, they and their lawyers disappear. It's not worth the paper it's written on.
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Why isn't Signal bigger? (currently living in a country that monitors everything and looking for some relief)
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Per the usual, article conflates standard sex services with sex trafficking. See the Amnesty International position for a more reasonable and balanced position. Maybe it is time for legalized sex work. Or would that threaten too many wom
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Building an API based quick report service (around Typeform, Zapier, Mailgun, and R-Project's Plumber service) for my professional and academic businesses focused on essay editing and resume writing. People don't have the time or
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Saw the same countless times during Internet 1.0. In one case, a small uninspiring Florida bank said they were starting a website. Stock went from 8 to 92 in a day. It's called a bubble folks. Study history lest you get permanently
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Separately be sensitive to cultural issues as I don't know where you are developing. In my professional resume editing business based in Shanghai, I wanted to set up a really polished resume site where employers could screen my client
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I was super disappointed about jsonresume.org never getting their pdf issues worked out. So many others have tried (they tried and failed? they tried and died...Dune reference ;-) ). That was about the closest I have ever seen to a stand
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Ask HN: Packt Publishing is down?
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Good way to get additional PR for one's products/services. Jump aboard the train already moving. So freaking obvious. What a thought leader.
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Unfortunately there is no outlawing stupidity. If you have self-respect, you don't put yourself in certain situations. Full stop. Great comments by the way.
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I agree. Awesome. I hop you write more, maybe on medium.com? I have been shit on for my views; the 'lock the door' kind, trying to address the complexity aspect, not putting oneself in a position of vulnerability. You know, co
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First, let me wish you my sincere empathy for the horrible experience you went through. Second, I want to thank you profusely for the valuable perspective and insights. A breath of fresh air and plain old logic indeed. What is often lost
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At a minimum, he's got the right to say what he wants. Works for the SJWs.
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From the perspective of a professional resume editor/writer...make sure to have a boilerplate version and then match each CL against the job description. The "art" of the process is to provide just enough enticement, the app
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That's awesome. I am guessing you don't place a chip on your shoulder every morning either, just begging someone to knock it off.
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You can only talk like this when you are wealthy since you can/will survive the beat-down from the SJWs and others who demand you only talk in their approved way. Sad...
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Where are the women game developers creating blockbuster hits for their gender? I am asking in a non-inflammatory way. Same with companies. Break the system and its bonds if it is not serving 50% of the population. Should be tons of opport
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Tell that to all the SJWs trying to force people to do what they don't like.
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US-centric perspective after 25 years on/off Wall Street often working ridiculous hours and now working for myself overseas for 2+ years. Be a mercenary, all the smarties and C-suiters (senior executives) do it. Companies in the US as
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And recognize you are up against the smartest brains in the world on discretionary and automated basis, some of whom can transact at sub-second frequency. Unless I see audited results from a reputable firm, everyone is full of BS. Don
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It's awesome. Even lets liberal arts majors set up servers and R, Python, etc. apps with easy ;-)
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Shh, no one is supposed to know. --The 1%ers
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The survivorship bias in these vids and articles is overwhelming. Spend any time in corporate america and you'll see that the "success" stories are often run behind the fancy public veneer, by tyrannical megalomaniacs who gi
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or slack or github for that matter although intermittent outages are part of the hair pulling fun
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Trickle down capitalism at its finest.
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You sold your soul Tim for the bottom line. Enough of the charade and just admit it. No one believes you.
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Ask HN: Replacement for Skype for Vid Calls To/From Mainland China?
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This is great. Yea, when HR shows up to walk you out due to zero tolerance policy which gives any employee the power to wipe out another person's otherwise stellar career and growth trajectory.
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"They're coming for all the girls" as the saying goes.
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This was great perspective and excellent points. Love that the Silicon Valley boys are redoubling efforts in this area.
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