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mildtrepidation
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Comment #7631548
And I see no reason for you to assume that my concern for another human being is somehow projection. You like being alone. Congratulations. So does he. That's great, and I never sa…
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Comment #7631519
An assumption I did not make . My statement about convenience was in reference to being around services central to population centers, e.g. medical facilities. Clearly most people …
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Comment #7631195
I did no such thing. I responded to someone's statement that he's a recluse with the suggestion that perhaps that's not a natural state. Somehow this is offensive? Then I went on t…
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Comment #7631075
Downvotes for an attempt at constructive suggestions. Fly that proud introvert flag, HN!
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Comment #7627581
Would be interesting to see a quality of life comparison (if such a thing can be reliably quantified) The fact that it can't be reliably (more specifically, objectively) quantified…
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Comment #7624209
Not necessarily. As a small business owner, I aspire to this as well, if only because my experience has been "I expect my employers to get all they can out of my while paying me th…
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Comment #7624199
I agree, with the exception of "that's how it's supposed to be." As defined by who? Knowing what happened and understanding why makes deciding on a resolution possible. The suggest…
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Comment #7615437
The idea that this is a potential haven after a man-made apocalyptic event is very much in line with the "well, we fucked up that environment, let's try this one next" way we've le…
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Comment #7615426
I'd have a hard time calling humanity surviving a win here. But then I am pretty good at the Fallout games (as long as you're talking about 1, 2, or Tactics), so maybe if I move to…
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Comment #7615326
I don't understand the outcry at "ageism" in advertising. The point of advertising is to address your target audience , not everyone . The vast majority of products simply do not c…
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Comment #7614020
"It doesn't happen in America" and "it's un-American" are not the same statement. On the assumption you're being serious and not facetious, when an American uses the term "un-Ameri…
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Comment #7610764
Well crap. After reading the intro I hoped to find and take it (in order to, of course, confirm my own rather egotistical beliefs about my language aptitude), only to further read …
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Comment #7594395
I'm definitely with you on the way she treated her team and what she expected from them... but seriously... please put your IQ back in your pants. I don't believe in "learn to code…
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Comment #7588694
Or you were chronically underpaid and didn't realize it. Or you were the victim of circumstances beyond your control that resulted in abnormal financial burdens. Or any of innumera…
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Comment #7586771
Either you don't quite understand the purpose of a non-compete or there's an entire class of them I'm not aware of (which is entirely possible), but in my experience, their purpose…
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Comment #7586740
This was apparently (anecdotally) the case a while ago, but I've never seen a single employment contract that included a clause like this. I don't know whether it's just FUD, wheth…
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Comment #7577965
Somehow you've decided that, despite labeling yourself unsuccessful, people should pay attention to what you say. The only support I see you making for this is citing your IQ, whic…
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Comment #7573533
Maybe its the best we can expect of a corporation. Corporations don't make decisions; they don't do anything at all. The people who control them do. "A corporation" isn't even a si…
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Comment #7573090
It's certainly interesting to read this sort of reflection. The author discusses Jobs' mannerisms without either worshiping or demonizing him, which is refreshing.
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Comment #7570239
ABC. Always be coding. Always. Be. Coding.
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Comment #7563840
This strikes me as the same sort of statistical non-information that people strive to come up with during sports games (at least in the US). "Mr. X is the first person in 17 years …
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Comment #7563832
No, but your name might be. ;)
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Comment #7562983
It's annoying but some people like bumps in the road. You apparently tried to build a prototype with a framework that very explicitly tries to provide more than just prototype capa…
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Comment #7560648
Want your employees to cooperate better? Follow this ONE CRAZY RULE we learned from ants!