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Nutella4
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Comment #9518362
Besides looking for different topics as many have suggested, look for different authors. If you find that everything you read is written by people from your own country, search out…
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Comment #9285325
There's been plenty of affirmative action related to Asian Americans in university admissions. What often happens is that strict reliance on grades and test scores gives an oversup…
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Comment #9285282
Hey, there's another thing that's very, very predictable: That a person whose argument is making bigoted remarks and claiming they're neutral statistical results very quickly devol…
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Comment #9185754
Yes, his name has been carefully kept out of public discussions. This is the patriarchy protecting his reputation while repeating the complainant's name as often and as widely as p…
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Comment #8688921
When I was very new to Rails, I heard a talk Ezra gave at a RailsConf about the work he had done setting up and configuring servers for EY when they were just starting out. He spok…
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Comment #8490902
Tax avoidance. Always a red flag.
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Comment #7620860
Nope, the Yotel in New York is a hotel. They rent for overnight stays only.
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Comment #7122762
Apparently feminism is political and anti-feminism is neutral in your world.
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Comment #7071598
If you ask your current company for higher salary/responsibility/etc and don't get it until you quit to take another offer, you have learned that your current company is reactive a…
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Comment #7057934
Yes, Soverain is the quintessential patent troll. It did not acquire the original company that came up with the shopping cart idea. That thing had been sold at least four times bef…
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Comment #7057115
And I hope the many companies that caved to this patent troll and paid it millions for claiming it owned the shopping cart now go after it to get all those millions back. With inte…
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Comment #6968650
Depends on what you mean by religious. Most Uruguayans are from Catholic backgrounds but they (at least the ones in Montevideo) behave in a secular way: No church on Sunday, and in…
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Comment #6875115
Not strange at all. Neoliberals are for big government everywhere except government regulation of big business. They want government and big business to work together as one organi…
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Comment #6742893
There is no difference unless you frequently hire the people you've put at the back of the line because of their lack of GitHub presence. "I hired the other guy because I screened …
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Comment #6583097
Druckenmiller is lumping Social Security and Medicare together, which is obviously wrong. Medicare is definitely a problem that needs to be fixed with more health care reform so we…
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Comment #6545331
I hope when you say you will make comment thread "more civil" you're not just talking about commenters calling each other names but are also considering the comments here in favor …
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Comment #6524704
Amazon claimed it had no physical presence in California so that they would fall under the existing laws. That's not true, though. Lots of Amazon employees work in California. They…
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Comment #6524655
Good idea to put "guarantee" in scare quotes. If Airbnb had an actual guarantee that landlords or tenants could depend on their terms and conditions would not be as scary as the ar…
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Comment #6522185
Protection for consumers and tenants?
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Comment #6351159
Nope, intent isn't magic. http://genderbitch.wordpress.com/2010/01/23/intent-its-fucki... And puerile male humor is often intended to drive women away from the boys' club.
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Comment #6125321
I love the buy-to-own policy at PeepCode, too, and have had the annual unlimited subscription there for several years. I just looked up the individual plan at PluralSight and it's …
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Comment #6077512
Possibly he got this article from the Economist. http://www.economist.com/news/technology-quarterly/21572914-...
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Comment #5982678
To me, it reads like the conclusion and summary of a big statistical paper but ... there's no statistical paper. When I saw "Pair programming costs about 2.5 times as much as one p…
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Comment #5945676
Yes, the schools are trying to make college teaching into a hobby rather than a profession.
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Comment #5945626
I should have said that median faculty salaries are much lower. A few stars get big salaries and more than half get starvation wages.