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781.
by werber 11y ago
This is really a shame, I would hate to see unintentionally awful things in corporate media go away!
782.
by werber 11y ago
There should be a global consortium for socialized medicine. It's insanely problematic to have for profit companies demanding the right to kill the poor.
783.
by werber 11y ago
Objectification leads to productivity? Maybe they'd be better off stocking the men's restroom with lotion.
784.
by werber 11y ago
Looks cool, but god damn it's redundant.
785.
by werber 11y ago
I remember getting drunk on crappy kegs of god-knows-what in college that were close to the same alcohol content of a session beer.
786.
by werber 11y ago
I'm glad they're some tangential evidence to back up my month long moaning, "It's like literally never been this hot before".
787.
by werber 11y ago
Half of the appeal of using a Mac for me is being able to sell and buy used and keep up to what was up to date a year ago for >100$ annually.
788.
by werber 11y ago
The only reason I don't gag when I see people wearing Oakley sun glasses these days.
789.
by werber 11y ago
I thought using Oracle anything was like a doctor prescribing an expensive new drug instead of the trusted, tested and generic version for a free game of golf and lunch for the office.
790.
by werber 11y ago
I thought Oracle was out of the - we care about money and nothing else - closet. Did I miss something?
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by werber 11y ago
I'm pretty surprised Oracle deleted the post, it feels like a great representation of the company and their values.
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by werber 11y ago
I think that people channel their repressed opinions of the world, my job, diet, lifestyle, etc. is killing the planet, burning the ozone, supporting child slavery, whatever, into causes where they have the rare ability to have their real a
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Emo was the last true subculture(i-d.vice.com)
1 points by werber 11y ago|0 comments
794.
by werber 11y ago
I think it's a little nicer...
795.
by werber 11y ago
"Nobody has yet figured out how to Taylorize software development." Agile/Scrum... https://michaelochurch.wordpress.com/2015/06/06/why-agile-an...
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by werber 11y ago
People are cooking more, buying pre-made food less... WAR, meh
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I’m a female scientist, and I agree with Tim Hunt(medium.com)
4 points by werber 11y ago|2 comments
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by werber 11y ago
I think it's a great idea to take a gap year halfway through college. If it works out, great and if not, you finish your degree.
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by werber 11y ago
This sounds really great
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by werber 11y ago
no, when I said viable, I meant, buy on Amazon. cheap.
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Ask HN: Why hasn't there been open source hardware?
4 points by werber 11y ago|9 comments
802.
by werber 11y ago
good point!
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SPOTIFY JUST DISCOVERED THAT HEAVY METAL IS MORE POPULAR THAN POP MUSIC(noisey.vice.com)
6 points by werber 11y ago|1 comments
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by werber 11y ago
I think MNCs should have to follow the strictest labor laws of any country they do business in across their entire company. The current global business model preaches that 400$ dollars a month in Mexico is the equivalent of a legal American
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When I lost my hands making flatscreens I can't afford, nobody would help me(theguardian.com)
161 points by werber 11y ago|76 comments
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by werber 11y ago
I get the vibe that Google leads in technology, Apple in design, and Microsoft in always being behind the two. It seems like features from the Google-verse end up in Apple-land after a few years, and Google gently copies Apple's design
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by werber 11y ago
The page feels sparse at full screen and crowded when it's at a quarter of the screen. I wish that the bar with the food types stretched to the full page width on desktop, and collapsed and stacked on a smaller screen. Also, clicking e
808.
by werber 11y ago
Letters from an American farmer, it radically shifted my understanding of early American identity and the rationalization of exploitation that still exist. http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Letters_from_an_American_Farm...
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Talking Code(talkingcode.com)
1 points by werber 11y ago|0 comments