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baronswindle
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Comment #47379858
Citing Rebekah Jones in your argument is the opposite of convincing. She forged documents related to her firing to make her appear more sympathetic. She has been adjudicated guilty…
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Comment #45073781
In my experience, simplicity can be a bit of a slippery concept. Often, people use the word “simple” to mean “intuitive to me ”.
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Comment #42431943
Sounds like your kid deserves a shoutout on dailystfu.com In case it needs to be said, I'm kidding.
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Comment #41176163
In my experience, grocers always do include unit prices…at least in the USA. I’ve lived in Florida, Indiana, California, and New York, and in 35 years of life, I can’t remember eve…
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Comment #39954526
It is...kind of. But we're talking about severely limiting the ability of insurers to distinguish high risk parties from low risk parties and price accordingly. When the insured pa…
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Comment #39796050
The way I read it, it’s actually the opposite of what you wrote. You suggested that the Fed relied on inflation numbers that it knew to be too low — i.e. that inflation was underst…
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Comment #39712078
I have nothing to contribute but this video from comedian Rob Paravonian It's probably 20+ years old, but it frequently pops into my mind when I think about the apartments I lived …
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Comment #39169198
To be clear, I wasn’t complaining. I was asking a question.
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Comment #39168906
It wasn’t clear to me from the article itself, but for those familiar with research in this area: has anybody attempted to disentangle differences caused by genetics vs. by environ…
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Comment #38715098
Went from Vercingetorix to Olivia Rodrigo in four hops.
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Comment #38399459
As I recall, it shows commits from both parents in order of the committed date.
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Comment #37985803
The proposal in the article is to tax wealth at an annual rate of 2%. Not realized gains. Not unrealized gains. Wealth. Under such a system — unless I've badly misunderstood someth…
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Comment #34873224
Sure, but I think this is an example of markets working well. Customers don’t want to have to adapt to a new platform every year and are willing to pay for that service. Microsoft …
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Comment #34574730
I’m sorry, but your description of a relationship with an employer doesn’t match mine at all. I don’t feel anxious. I feel comfortable. I don’t accept as little as possible. I nego…
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Comment #34574553
I understand that my boss is not my friend, but to describe oneself as a “subject” is not something I relate to. In fact, I think it’s absurdly dramatic.
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Comment #33912070
Is being on call really a sign of low status? I may be wrong, but I'm pretty sure most doctors have an on-call schedule. And if you think doctors aren't in a high-status profession…
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Comment #31940331
> The researchers can't say whether the absence is a cause or an effect of the illness My immediate thought was that people suffering from depression might eat more “junk food” due…
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Comment #31425589
In this particular case, do you think non-US governments could protect the interests of consumers in their jurisdictions in a way that is less unfriendly to the businesses that wan…
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Comment #30347577
We do have the Associated Press (AP), which seems similar to what you describe. That said, even such sources can be guilty of ideological bias if they choose to report certain fact…
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Comment #30347474
I think that's what the GP means by centralized control becoming worse. That is, information is less centralized now, and the sources that used to be at the center are now complain…
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Comment #20347614
I might be an idiot to ask this, but how is this different from the AWS CLI storing IAM keys in ~/.aws/credentials ?
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Ask HN: Effective Application Security Training
I work as a senior developer at an insurance company in a small department within a fairly large company. In the past, we've done department-wide AppSec training, but I've always b…
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Comment #19958002
Can you point to empirical studies that demonstrate "the negative consequences on the local economy that these agreements produce"? This is an honest question. I think theoretical …
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Comment #19957984
Contracts of all sorts increase switching costs, but they also potentially create value. Sure, in some cases, one or more parties could become better off by taking some action that…
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Comment #19955332
I didn’t learn this information in a vacuum nor on my own time. I worked on systems where I saw abstractions that worked well and others that could be improved. I spoke and tested …