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EpicEng
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Comment #44128692
What does the number of buzzwords and frameworks on a resume matter? Engineering is so much more than that it’s not even worth mentioning. You’re comparison is on the easiest aspec…
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Comment #32699974
Consumers don't care about open source software and Amazon's competitive advantage is not their software.
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Comment #32699936
>18 hours is a pretty stupid selling point IMO. You either need something immediately or you can wait. Rarely do I need anything 18 hours from now. Stupid or not, hard to argue wit…
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Comment #32644922
The word isn't banned.
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Comment #30519827
Wow I had no idea about this. Apparently there's a challenge happening right now https://www.washingtonpost.com/sports/2022/01/08/mlb-antitru...
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Comment #30003438
Well that's a lot of hyperbole, but who cares? So the incumbents suck; at least they're relatively predictable. Them being bad doesn't make the Pirate party good.
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Comment #30003426
Where did I say that?
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Comment #30003411
Ok, but I'd like to also have _some_ idea of what I'mn voting for aside from being able to download movies for free and doing away with patents (also ridiculous on its face). I agr…
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Comment #29943845
So... you want to get into office based solely on media copyright issues and literally every other issue is "elect us and we'll figure it out!". Very hard to take seriously, good l…
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Comment #29915090
And don't forget Uber eats. That's a 30% cut from the restaraunt, right?
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Comment #29262269
>I'm now remembering how frustrating was for me to take school related things too seriously and discover you cared more than your teachers when I was her age. Perhaps it's you taki…
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Comment #29237172
Do you comment only for upvotes? Who cares?
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Comment #29223823
It is cool. We're all adults and can make our own choices. Few things in life are free of risk (you drive a car I imagine). If I want to do a damn stunt I'll do it. Should we also …
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Comment #29034562
Yeah Musk isn't exactly Rico Suave, but Zuckerberg is downright revolting to most people. He's robotic and comes off as an alien playing a human.
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Comment #29030981
Yeah but his "true self" isn't exactly something 99.99% of people enjoy. He's a robotic tool. Looks to me like he signed up for a "how to appear more human 101" course and now gest…
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Comment #28334522
If I found your wallet on the street with $1k in it I could just keep it, but that would be wrong, so I return it to you. Maybe you give me $50 for my trouble.
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Comment #28319879
Even those things you have decided provide marginal value employ people, and you never know where innovation will come from. Crypto is comparable to a ponzi scheme and is an asset …
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Comment #28306051
I don't know how you can say this after looking at the state of android. Beyond that, my macbooks have _vastly_ outlived any Windows laptop I've ever owned.
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Comment #28163771
>old lawyers Meanwhile, it's predominantly young people who freely hand their information to mega-corps to be disseminated and distributed. Outside your (our) bubble young people d…
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Comment #28055274
As if that $150M were paid in cash alone. The majority of it is in stock, because of course it is.
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Comment #28041753
In order to get access to their... OkCupid account? Not sure that I care.
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Comment #27990489
Except that your monthly payment is directly affected by the price of the home. If the fed starting selling bonds left and right tomorrow to get the rate to 5%, those home prices w…
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Comment #27990434
Forget the article; the Fed is currently targeting a rate of 0.00-0.25 as far as I'm aware. That's the same as 2008, which was the lowest target ever. >As of 30 October 2019 the ta…
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Comment #27990346
Yet, how does the fed fight inflation? By raising rates, i.e., home prices will be dropping. By how much, no idea, but sure reeks of bubble territory. Of course the loan itself is …
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Comment #27960481
>Also, there is nothing which proves that Tether actually isn't backed by anything. There's nothing proving that the boogyman doesn't exist either.