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Comment #49216566
It sounds like you are describing a problem with the San Francisco dating scene, which does relate to a small subset of the SWE experience, but hardly covers anything close to the …
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Comment #49188954
I think people, broadly, have driven life to be fairer, and that we should continue to do so
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Comment #49170496
Nah, I remember back then, it was definitely intended to be derogatory to the cars, to asians, and to people who like the cars.
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Comment #49157405
[what does the ftc say about it?]( https://www.ftc.gov/advice-guidance/competition-guidance/gui... ) Courts do not require a literal monopoly before applying rules for single firm …
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Comment #49124324
what you are describing sounds like an oligopoly not a monopoly. A company cannot realize monopolistic benefits without > 50% control of a market. That's not to say there aren't be…
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Comment #49124208
I think the desire for longer term planning is to smooth out the variance. Yes, frequent base touching, to ensure alignment on the broad contours is right, but I find yeeting a sig…
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Comment #49114812
locally correct and globally incoherent is how they seem to me. I, and a number of folks I have talked to, find some of them incomprehensible. Like each sentence makes sense, but t…
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Comment #49112412
I doubt it'd save you from purchasing a dishwasher - those things are very efficient and not very expensive. Perhaps it'd save you from loading and unloading a dishwasher
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Comment #49090128
What about for going out of their way to find and pay despicable people for their words?
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Comment #49075394
If it is true that society does not benefit from creating derived works, then why is open source so useful?
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Comment #49074884
the little rubber gaskets in sink drains for garbage disposals are also a cheap upgrade the brings a place up a notch
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Comment #49074856
So what? Why should the state grant you a monopoly at all? The reason is to encourage people to create useful writings and make useful discoveries. But we need to balance this enco…
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Comment #49074124
I don't think they are very different in concept, other than one covers physical goods (and also procedures to make physical goods), and the other covers writings. The purposes of …
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Comment #49072138
the important thing is that copyright serves the public good, I do not think it currently does, at least not as well as it could
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Comment #49072123
reduces the ownership hunt problem, as well!
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Comment #49071115
20 years to make some money, and then we set the work free for the public benefit. If it's good enough for patents, I don't see why it isn't good enough for copyrights.
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Comment #48996583
The point is not the rounding, it is that it is not counting a total number of castles, but rather some subset of 'significant' castles
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Comment #48953258
balls, that's the metric line managers use to figure out who's out of whack
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Comment #48937354
here's the creator on his creation: https://kurlander.net/DJ/Projects/ComicChat/resources
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Comment #48937318
When I used visual source safe it was primarily more like a lock manager. I don't recollect what it did in terms of file versioning, but I definitely remember having to bug someone…
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Comment #48936382
"political actions" even! not to mention his current 'Tommy Robinson' political opinion spree is sufficient to have very serious objections to his political opinions. I'd no more a…
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Comment #48895732
hang on, isn't that true in private for profit companies too? Is not the path to VP from director typically grabbing more teams that report to you?
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Comment #48824781
yeah, my car doesn't like it when I look more than 2 cars ahead, or if I am looking uphill (because I am driving uphill)
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Comment #48806558
well said, I think that is a significant portion of what I see as the problem. That and moderation/curation scaling very poorly
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Comment #48749129
ejecting jerks is something forums did better than social media, even if the definition of jerk varied widely and was forum-specific. I can't imagine a forum doing something like p…