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AlexTWithBeard
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Comment #35175176
Is there enough homes within walking distance of the office for all the developers?
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Comment #35168314
They (well, we) are not underpaid. Some time ago I used to work in a large organization on the very bottom of the food chain. I was making, say, $100k a year, which was quite decen…
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Comment #34832118
It becomes complicated if the new owner has legitimately bought the bike in a second hand store.
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Comment #34563559
Yeah, the problem here is that leaving syringes on the floor, urinating in flower beds and talking shit is insufficient to arrest the person. But is sufficient to drive a lot of te…
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Comment #34563540
Because as soon as it happens, I will be first in the line with the question: okay, what should I do to get a free house? Do I need to consume drugs? Would weed do, or it has to be…
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Comment #34534516
IANAL, but I'd think in this case this is prosecutor's job. Also, the original post is about the traffic ticket. I'm pretty sure if the judge hears a reference to something he had …
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Comment #34534315
I don't see the problem here. > Defendant (as dictated by AI): The Supreme Court ruled in Johnson v. Smith in 1978... > Judge: There was no case Johnson v. Smith in 1978. Case clos…
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Comment #34534254
Many legal things are evaluated lazily: the law may not specify exactly what the vehicle is, but if such need arises, there are tools, like precedents and analogy, to answer this q…
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Comment #34492655
Will it stop me getting high on food? If so, it's a blessing.
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Comment #34492567
Dear pharma, please (please, please!) make something to fight food addiction?
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Comment #34492013
Safety is our number one priority. Not efficiency.
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Comment #34472554
> The most diverse companies outperform their less diverse peers by 36% in profitability. Did the report imply causation from correlation?
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Comment #34395935
May be yes. May be no. But it looks suspicious enough to appoint a special prosecutor and investigate the allegations.
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Comment #34358850
They will have lots of problems trying to hire the next CEO then.
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Comment #34316881
Sometimes I feel like we're trying to stop the bulldozer by all this privacy regulations and rules. It can be slowed down, but cannot be stopped. Would a complete openness be an al…
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Comment #34315898
I once asked a church choir director: how many people in a typical choir do really believe in god. His answer was: zero. As for the priest - he said - it's more like a coin flip: s…
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Comment #34315260
I still fail to understand: is slapping an escape ladder on the side of the house THAT expensive?
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Comment #34299476
Well, the easy part of tax filing is easy: yes, it's a bit tedious in a sense that you have to copy some stuff from your W2 to 1040, but that's it. Calculating part time rental pro…
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Comment #34150521
> people forget about this and continue to fly Southwest For me it means that most customers would happily accept such a disaster once in a lifetime in exchange for, say, 10% ticke…
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Comment #34147261
> "Every third woman who responded to the survey, sent out by Allbright to employees at the tech companies, reports that she has been discriminated against" Which - putting my bori…
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Comment #34146738
> I had never been made to feel like a freak for being a programmer until I moved to Sweden. Are you saying that Sweden is a sexist society? Do you mind me asking where have you be…
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Comment #34146508
On the other hand, all the C-suite works with people.
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Comment #34146497
> As a software engineer I am working a lot with my computer. And with ChatGPT coming up we all will have soon to resort to a mixture of arguing, begging and threatening to make co…
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Comment #34058113
The question is: on one hand, any sane adult should be able to make whatever decision they want regarding their own health and property (some text in small font goes here). On the …