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mboto
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Comment #48866669
I want this to run like a real f-cking business!
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Comment #48842342
I didn’t realise you were committing literary war crimes! Please read more humanely! Books have rights too!
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Comment #47336879
Lucy Connolly, used very poor speech in haste and deleted the tweet. Pressured to plead guilty: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ce83pj1ggmeo Maxie Allen and Rosalind Levine "Pa…
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Comment #44157502
What is also useful to keep in mind is the tendency to recreate your primary family life in the workplace. So if you had critical controlling parents who never valued you and every…
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Comment #34131718
I agree with the parent comment. This isn't that niche a requirement and its just one of huge list. Dismissing people's needs isnt the way to solve this.
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Comment #31064740
Interestingly South Korea is much more accepting of a greater power distance than say the UK [0]. In such situations having a clear line of communication from the bottom to the top…
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Comment #28581255
Great read, thank you for posting that.
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Comment #27917426
This possibly sounds like being over tired. Are you able to fully relax at different points in the day, or would you say you are an always on the go type? If the latter it could be…
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Comment #27525913
Freddie Mercury was also of Parsi origin[0], with both of his parents practicing Zoroastrianism. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freddie_Mercury#Early_life
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Comment #25429722
I always thought that if you took the coastline of Turkey and created a mountain range out of it, you would have a basic representation of Mordor. Then took Gondor mainly based aro…
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Comment #24962136
Quick Summary SARS(v1) (2003 now died out) still shows memory T cells 17 years later with no additional exposures. SARS(v1) T cells show robust cross-reactivity with the N protein …
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Comment #22691933
I just heard about it the other week via In Our Time on the BBC: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000f69q
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Comment #21179997
I grew up in Neston which is about 6 miles away. We used to get there on our bikes along an old dis-used railway line that was converted in to a walking path called the Wirral Way …
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Comment #20182185
I have found that taking Magnesium is like turning a switch on in my head and I'm suddenly happy again. I don't get upset or angry in the same way, I'm more patient and my thoughts…
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Comment #19132549
Excellent post, I was looking for something in python.
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Comment #17456749
Isn't this a cultural difference in the US that's different from Europe, in that colleagues don't get involved?
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Comment #17434831
Thanks!
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Comment #17148167
I think I started watching Louis Rossmann from a Hacker News link. He's got some really interesting videos on various issues with Apple products. Really interesting to watch.
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Comment #17072231
They're talking about what was legal then. We're all agreed slavery should be illegal now, even if it isn't explicitly set down in law.
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Tools for overcoming differences in company/country cultures
I'm working closely with another office in another country that used to be another company that was bought a couple of years ago. Understanding how we can together effectively has …
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Comment #14863797
That looks really cool. Have you got any documentation for implementing it?
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Comment #14837467
My apologies dang, but it wasn't a snarky post. I've been seeing recent uptick in people posting spam links in comments, I assumed this was something akin to that. I'd assumed it w…
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Comment #14819772
That's really good gibberish. Unfortunately I see we are being spammed. How did this make front page?