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orangesite

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    Comment #42162343

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    Comment #42066996

    Don't tie your future to the new (but transient) economic opportunities that will open up.

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    Comment #41850510

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    Comment #41638966

    Hilarity ensues.

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    Comment #41618776

    If the big players would stick to the RFC's it wouldn't be a problem.

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    Comment #41267275

    How to tell the difference between someone who's been burnt a few times too many and someone you probably don't want to work with in one easy conversation. Hiring is a hard problem…

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    Comment #41226948

    That would be golden!

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    Comment #41226934

    Will you still like it enough that you're willing to pay a 30% premium as more and more services start passing the Apple Tax on to the consumer? This is why I love capitalism!

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    Comment #41022680

    Massive investments in AI and Crypto, both of which will face less regulatory oversight and more opportunities to centralize both wealth and power under a Trump presidency.

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    Comment #40746950

    I really hope the other 2/3 are with me when I say that having either Apple or Google integrated with my vehicle is a deal-breaker.

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    Comment #40714755

    Only if we also make a case for criminalizing managerial misconduct using an equivalent metric to the author's proposed QALY measure.

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    Comment #40708942

    Hard to swallow pills: - When the goal of medicine is profit instead of helping patients the outcomes will be poor. - When the goal of education is profit instead of teaching stude…

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    Comment #40698930

    Figure out what you'd be doing if you didn't have to earn a salary, spend six months doing a side-project and/or contributing to a related libre-software project in this area. Chan…

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    Comment #40696756

    Listening is indeed the hardest thing to do if your organization's metrics places immense pressure on you to be (or at least appear to be) the smartest person in the room. Luckily …

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    Comment #40677914

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    Comment #40661222

    I think you underestimate the size of the silent insufferable minority.

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    Comment #40626526

    Mate, sometimes your starting point is so wrong that it is impossible to formulate an answer to the question inherent in your response.

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    Comment #40622939

    I think you're right but I'd add another choice: 1. Psychiatric care 2. Rehab 3. Jail The mayhem created by deinstitutionalisation is vastly under-appreciated.

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    Comment #40611586

    Whomever is downvoting you clearly has an interest in one or more startups.

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    Comment #40345586

    I find private equity's enthusiasm adorable but the temporary hiatus on anti-trust enforcement that first gained momentum during the Reagan era is no longer in effect. Some expensi…

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    Comment #40277638

    Treating everyone as if they were engaging in good faith is equally not a good approach to discourse. I get where you're coming from but the system you're proposing creates a situa…

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    Comment #40247729

    Yes well… I can see where the confusion would arise if we believed keeping foreign policy unchanged and just calling it globalization would somehow align the values.

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    Comment #40239871

    Super useful work. Thank you!

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    Comment #40238135

    It may be cheaper thank you think. Ask one of the many people who know today!

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    Comment #40238082

    I can't help but think of Apple's "think different" campaign and then contrasting their past and present behaviour against the actual message those great minds spent their lives tr…