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by youeseh 6y ago
For non-retail fulltime employees who have been successfully productive, working from home has saved time, money, getting sick from fellow commuters and colleagues. That time saved has gone towards living a much healthier life.
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Slack CEO's notes on their complaint against Microsoft(twitter.com)
5 points by youeseh 6y ago|0 comments
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by youeseh 6y ago
There are laws and companies will use those laws to their advantage as much as possible. Not doing so is stupid. Just as Slack is trying to get Microsoft in trouble over antitrust, Microsoft is currently trying to get the US to investigate
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by youeseh 6y ago
In business, I believe this translates to always protecting against the downside.
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by youeseh 6y ago
I have never used those words during an interview. Yes, people use those words often and genuinely mean it more often in America than in other places. No, you will not get the job if your interviewer thinks that you're lying!
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by youeseh 6y ago
If I can read this website with relative ease, does that mean that I have dyslexia? :-/
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by youeseh 6y ago
Premature optimization is the root of all evil. If you don't need to automate, then don't automate!
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by youeseh 6y ago
Unfortunately, many people are so easily offended that they're willing to vote in favor of laws that ban impolite expression across the board.
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by youeseh 6y ago
Facebook wants to show you ads. You want to see updates from your friends and family. Facebook will come up with a clever way to show you updates from your friends and family but not all at once and not all at the top. So, you'll have
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by youeseh 6y ago
What do you think Canadians that work in the Middle East do? Report their incomes?
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by youeseh 6y ago
Well, I'm glad you didn't mention Sati, because it would have really dated your knowledge of Indian society.
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by youeseh 6y ago
The reason you don't hear about it much from your Indian friends in Canada is because it isn't a part of daily life for Indians in Canada. In Canada, even the priest has to wash his clothes, clean his toilets, and feed the pets an
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by youeseh 6y ago
Discriminating based on caste is racism. Actually, the Brits used the caste system to their own advantage* and discrimination based on caste didn't become outlawed until the Indian constitution was written post-independence. * https:&
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by youeseh 6y ago
No, not geographic. Unlike ethnicity or color, the caste system is racial discrimination based on profession. In old Indian kingdoms, there were warriors, priests, teachers, business people, janitors etc. The caste system basically puts a s
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Microsoft, Linked In to retrain unemployed workers for in-demand jobs(bloomberg.com)
6 points by youeseh 6y ago|2 comments
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by youeseh 6y ago
Isn't the fight against encryption a bipartisan effort?
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by youeseh 6y ago
I can't wait for the iPhone 12 announcement. Rumor has it that we'll finally be able to upgrade to a newer small iPhone.
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by youeseh 6y ago
Whose ears and which military? :D
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by youeseh 6y ago
When you paste in a URL to share it with your friends, Facebook tries to grab some information from that webpage to provide a summary.
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by youeseh 6y ago
Issue with the banners is that my answer is always, "no". Yet, I have to do a lot of work to say, "no" on every single website. This makes it inconvenient to explore the web at large. The banners should be opt-in not opt
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by youeseh 6y ago
You have to give credit to someone who is willing to put their neck on the line in such a public way. Best of luck, and I hope the competition pushes us all forward!
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by youeseh 6y ago
Ah, that is correct. It's possible that, since China and Vietnam have a free trade agreement, that there would be some misuse ( https://theintercept.com/2015/11/11/trump-was-right-about-tp... ), but you&#x
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by youeseh 6y ago
About baby names: This was in 2015, when the Democratic presidential front runners for the most part were pro-China and in favor of the TPP. Edit: TPPP -> TPP
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by youeseh 6y ago
Charisma can be learned.
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by youeseh 6y ago
Indeed. No one likes it when people disagree with them. And this is precisely why the freedom of speech is so important and has thankfully stood its tests in court. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedom_of_speech
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by youeseh 6y ago
#1 is very much the case right now as well. With the lockdown, many people I know started to use social networks for more than just showing off or pushing a message. They finally began to socialize and support each other.
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by youeseh 6y ago
God, how? Like, in the monotheistic sense or the polytheistic sense? If we're going poly, then Google is definitely one of the Gods of the web. Maybe even the top God, but there may be some competition there.
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by youeseh 6y ago
Who decides which Tweats to fact-check: If someone is famous enough, you can bet that there will be at least one reporter frothing for the opportunity to be counted among trusted fact-checkers. Twitter might have to figure out a balance amo
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by youeseh 6y ago
Instead of being the police, Twitter should do what Rotten Tomatoes does. There are plenty of people - journalists and researchers analyzing the facts behind what celebrities say. They should analyze what the analysts say and display a scor
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by youeseh 6y ago
It is a fun choice and hopefully it'll stick in people's minds! :) It's hard to please everyone with the names. I surf, and I suppose that is why "surfboard" carries a stronger meaning for me. You took our word!! :)

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