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Comment #19194323
There is really not much there with Monument Valley.
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Comment #19145337
Isn't that the modern hiring system that everyone hates on? Do leetcode -> get prestigious job -> quit after 18 months -> do more leetcode -> make more money.
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Comment #19030048
That's such a weird way to represent the +, wouldn't it be better to say 'One or more of' or 'At least one of' instead of 'One of' with the loop? I don't see the value of the loops…
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Comment #18688959
I believe he made the edit that he did because it is easier to do a knockdown than a functional edit, and he wanted to minimize the risk of anything going wrong.
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Comment #17417469
I live in a 3k sqft house in Salt Lake City with a wife (who doesn't work) and a kid. I commute about 25 minutes to work, but my house is a 0.7 mile walk down a nice, sidewalked su…
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Comment #16621820
I think Tech Support: Error Unknown is the perfect title.
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Comment #16568694
They changed it to 'KFC' because the state of Kentucky was trying to get royalties from their use of the name.
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Comment #16474953
The USA. He's saying the USA already has enough tech cities.
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Comment #16394632
You are being downvoted because Amazon is a bad example. They are intentionally not profitable so that they can lower prices to drive others out of the market and reinvest all reve…
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Comment #16189167
Of course it shouldn't be literally illegal to call this man Booger McBoogerson. This should help you realize how harmful C-16 is.
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Comment #15871513
This is just a guy with a cult. It's similar to a startup/technology company in only the most superficial ways. The guy who runs this cult plays ping pong and wears sunglasses indo…
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Comment #14399049
I know you're being rhetorical but you didn't read the article: In the new study, Dr. Posthuma and her colleagues limited their research to people of European descent because that …
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Comment #14080377
You're right, the US can improve. 56% is low. I just dislike the entire metric of mobility out of the bottom quintile.
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Comment #14079910
It isn't fair. My only point is that everything a parent does, from the food they feed their children to the books they read them will affect the way that child grows and develops.…
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Comment #14079340
Do you mean intrinsic human worth or innate genetic potential to become highly skilled? I thought merit typically meant a person's ambition and skill set, regardless if it comes fr…
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Comment #14079138
I agree with this. The movement to and from the very top percentile is much more important that this talk of quintiles. But I don't think my original statement is anti-merit. If I …
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Comment #14079013
The average person in the lowest quintile in the US is more likely to move up a quintile then remain. That's currently the case. If this were increased even more, that would result…
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Comment #14078806
"Of the children born in the bottom income quintile, 44 percent are still there as adults." Is this actually a problem? I would expect this number to be above 30% at the very least…
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Comment #14072635
It can be difficult for an outsider to contribute to open source projects. Very large projects don't have simple, easy-to-fix, outstanding issues. 'Outsiders' are generally not awa…
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Comment #13476353
Can someone confirm what chess pieces are on the board? It looks like black has knight, rook, king and white has rook and queen?
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Comment #13423353
I think a lot of people here are missing why these labor changes will be so harmful. Yes, when agriculture, industrialization, etc, emerged, old jobs were replaced with new jobs th…