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    Comment #15494129

    Wealthy people can already buy their way to better private health care. These changes would regulate the difference between health care for the middle/upper middle class and the po…

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    Comment #15493919

    It's not withholding health care. It's withholding American tax money from being used for people who are not Americans. They're free to pay for health care for themselves.

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    Comment #15493552

    Especially when it covers non-citizens and people who are illegally in the country. We could at least have a little compromise by making health care more tiered so that citizens, p…

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    Comment #15493229

    I read the OP post as "not everyone deserves an interesting and fulfilling job" rather than "only engineers deserve an interesting job"

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    Comment #15455504

    On the flip side, online dating allows people to be more racist with who they date. In real life, people give others of all races a chance to be 'charmed' through personality. It w…

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    Comment #15455471

    Humans are literally hardwired to view their mates as sex objects. There is nothing wrong about it as long as that viewpoint doesn't extend to professional settings.

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    Comment #15361347

    This is the number one skill I've been trying to learn at work. Too many minor decisions add up and severely hurt productivity if they aren't resolved quickly.

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    Comment #15351641

    Well no, the company would still be a net positive to the employee. Without the company, the employee would be making an even lower wage or unemployed.

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    Comment #15351498

    That isn't a reasonable expectation. Morally speaking, companies should be expected to pay market rate for the job and anything above that is charity.

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    Most Secure US mobile service provider?

    Phone number hijack seems very simple for many providers. It can be as easy as calling support and pretending to be the person who owns the number with easily Googled data on the p…

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    Comment #15232313

    Protection through obscurity. If the NSA needs to go through the legal process to access data, the chances of them looking through your data is much lower than if they had unrestri…

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    Comment #15085992

    What government regulations are relevant in this case?

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    Comment #15065844

    > There are certainly many talented people who move away from tech Let's be honest, most biology majors turned programmers aren't oppressed people who had passion for tech but were…

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    Comment #15065655

    > recruit junior devs from the ranks of biology grad Targeting specific groups just because of the racial or gender makeup of the group seems inherently wrong to me. A biology majo…

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    Comment #15065582

    It has more to do with her political involvement and activism than her gender or race. There will always be people who dislike polarizing political figures.

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    Comment #15014282

    These massive breaches sort of scare but at the same time sort of relieve me. If everyone has their information leaked, there is a low chance that any one person will be an identit…

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    Comment #15013460

    Does this ruling include regular anti-scraping defenses that might stop HiQ, but doesn't specifically target them?

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    Comment #14994804

    Opinion pieces aren't taken kindly in these parts of the woods.

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    Comment #14994429

    Victimhood has been used to justify aggression and heinous acts throughout history.

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    Comment #14990829

    So are the developers of Filecoin just going to retire in Hawaii now after becoming rich?

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    Comment #14949057

    Because that's more political and it was an opinion piece. This is more "technical" and neutral. HN flags both anti and pro women's agency articles (most opinion articles actually)…

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    Comment #14949017

    $600,000/yr isn't that outlandish. You just need 30+ reports or do really good IC work