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jtcruthers
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Comment #31816269
> lack of internal comments What do you mean by this? There's a section to comment in each card/epic/milestone and you can ping team members. Comments also sync with slack so you c…
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Comment #31336685
I don't remember ever hearing this, and a quick google search comes up empty. Skeptical about this claim.
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Comment #31188347
If I commissioned Adobe Software to write a program, from scratch, that I specifically state I will own all rights to the program and source code itself, then I would fully expect …
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Comment #22005270
To get from point A to point B without walking half a mile and waiting 10 minutes for a bus to go a quarter the speed to a stop half a mile from your destination. I'm sure a lot of…
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Comment #22005252
There are maybe 2 or 3 cities in the entire United States that are dense enough with good enough public transportation. The vast majority of the population cannot relate.
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Comment #21775060
I think I've heard of this separate but equal idea before. Can't quite remember, but I don't think it worked out too well.
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Comment #21773681
>What's underdressing when it comes to such a startup interview? Flip-flops, jorts, and a cutoff tee that says "GTL" in a neon font of your choice.
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Comment #21746297
I've never heard of that before. Many homeschooled kids I knew were very smart, but definitely lacked social skills. I've never heard of them having FAR worse educations, especiall…
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Comment #21746256
Well, why didn't my family think of packing up our bags and moving halfway across the world for my education? Interesting lil hack
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Comment #21696353
There doesn't seem to be a point to start paying for it, and the time to stop paying for it seems mighty early
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Comment #21586285
You sound insufferable. I have no doubt you have been tricked by a multibillion dollar company to moderate their site in your free time for 0 compensation. And it doesn't surprise …
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Comment #21465658
Ahhh! I appreciate the tip. Still getting used to the UI
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Comment #21465457
Your comment is so heavily downvoted I literally can't read it. Never seen that before
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Comment #21335640
Me having two children are not destined to be "burdens to society in need (sic?) for a longer period than people you can bring from outside". That is certainly not guaranteed. I'm …
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Comment #21324108
>But my guess is that you take issue more with their skin color Lol, I feel like having a family is way too expensive and disagree that importing replacements is the only way to go…
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Comment #21323925
Yes, lets bring in loads of uneducated, poor immigrants instead of addressing the issues causing fertility rates below the replacement level. Why let our children have families whe…
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Comment #21274456
Eggs last a deceptively long time. I've had eggs for a month after the expiration date. I always do the "sink or float" test and then make sure they don't smell like sulfur once I …
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Comment #21083353
Agreed, same with my current workplace. Big open office with enough space and its amazing. I wouldn't trade this to go sit in a grey cubicle for anything. But that picture from the…
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Comment #21071757
Has the product not been thin enough to easily hold one handed for years? We're talking about shaving millimeters off a 1.5 cm thick product. Not inches off something a foot thick
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Comment #20965353
> College football is not a quality product The multi-billions of dollars spent on it begs to differ. Just because they aren't old (are 22 year olds really too young for athletics?…
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Comment #20953604
That may be what its like in social media, but IRL really doesn't seem to care that much. At least in my cushy midwestern city.
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Comment #20878828
A broken promise was still a promise at one point.
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Comment #20832954
Yes, it is. Is it really that insane that doing a job a monkey could do shouldn't be paid the same as jobs that require actual skill? Why can't that be a job you do on the side for…
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Comment #20559573
That's so true. Once I heard "Jocks are dumb" and was outraged at the dehumanization going on. Like, excuse me, they are people too.