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Comment #33859530
This article comes off as a little too polemical. Is there administrative excess in academia? Yes. But the author seems to have an underlying motive > George Leef, the director of …
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Comment #33858982
Are all models made in Taiwan though? Where do you find the data to confirm where they source their parts from?
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Comment #33857745
> I was under the impression that most MBP are made in China? afaik they all are, but this was a purchase from several years ago
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Comment #33857720
Yes, but I got it several years ago and wasn't as concerned about China at the time Future gens of mbp might not be made in China (but afaik they still are)
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Comment #33857710
> Well, Big Tech is not the only concentrated industry. A bunch of concentrated industries use Big Tech antitrust as a pretext for going after Big Tech—not to end monopoly but to r…
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Comment #33857663
I've been considering moving from a mbp to an x1 for a while now, but a couple things are keeping me from it: - mbp isn't dead (yet) - x1 is made in china, human rights issues - x1…
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Comment #33855849
Here's another one about waterboarding, very odd... http://wikiwho.ailef.tech/diffs/156bbb833d79c589d7791bc8d02f...
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Comment #33851019
Glenn Greenwald - No Place to Hide Reason why isn't necessarily because of the specifics of the 2013 leaks, but because he documents the interaction between government and press (a…
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Comment #33846229
> Casey Lewis, a youth-culture consultant who writes the youth-culture newsletter After School, told me over email. “They don’t want to be on it, but they feel it’s weird if they’r…
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Comment #33846098
this is even more infuriating than actual ads, because at least actual ads have the "sponsored" label and don't try to hide it
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Comment #33845812
The thing about the IC -> management path that bothers me (and makes me skeptical of people who take it) is that programming and getting PRs merged is so god damn satisfying Going …
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Comment #33843370
Some interesting ones: http://wikiwho.ailef.tech/diffs/c5885fe11dbfd31923f7554cf41c... http://wikiwho.ailef.tech/diffs/c5885fe11dbfd31923f7554cf41c... http://wikiwho.ailef.tech/dif…
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Comment #33843130
> One of the Navy Network Information Center (NNIC)'s top edits is the Subic rape case. What's the tl;dr of what happened here? It looks to me like someone in the US military raped…
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Comment #33843113
> History was always written by the victors, we only see it happen in real time now. A modern spin on this: history is no longer written by the victors, but by people with literall…
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Comment #33837822
> Tell me about how many people I know who went to a CISSP bootcamp, passed the test, and walk around not knowing shit? It's the same in a lot of universities too. So because bootc…
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Comment #33836793
> people who are qualified to manage do the managing It's very convenient that those who are "qualified to manage" consistently come from the same stratum of society
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Comment #33834559
> Maybe it's not for Harvard consumption, but auditioning for a Conservative internship? Or maybe the author was genuinely disturbed by the inequalities and racism currently being …
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Comment #33834464
> Students are only taught rote memorization from primary school onwards. They spend their formative years in before-school and after-school coaching doing more of the same, all to…
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Comment #33834323
> Harvard has instead filled its halls with administrators. Across the University, for every academic employee there are approximately 1.45 administrators. When only considering fa…
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Comment #33834076
> The people that go to these schools go on to be the upper-crust of society. They can think outside of the box and push the envelope of human knowledge. Yeah, kind of like SBF > I…
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Comment #33807332
I can't think of any book that's really helped me solve problems. The reason for this is that reading isn't a problem solving activity, it's relatively open ended. You can do exerc…
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Comment #33806550
RMS foresaw all of this crap happening. This is why his message is probably going to outlive us. I just wish someone would wade through all the crap he wrote and collect all the ac…