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Comment #36938169
I read the website but can’t tell — does it support pinch to zoom? Would make life easier when using Figma - I currently have to take my hand off of my mouse and put it on my lapto…
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Comment #36841287
The value is in finding a critic who aligns with your tastes. Once you’ve found them, you can learn about (or avoid) all kinds of art you wouldn’t have known about before.
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Comment #35504472
Based on blunder after blunder since taking over, it has become so obvious that Elon isn’t qualified to run a company. So how has Tesla and SpaceX succeeded?
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Comment #35260740
Can you explain why? Obviously the current system isn’t producing competent ones either.
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Comment #35260637
We’ve know for decades - take money out of politics and make it about civil service. To do so requires campaign finance reform (limits on spending and sources of $) as well as maki…
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Comment #35069707
What are you looking to do with Apple TV that you can’t do?
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Comment #35069137
How do you switch the Home Screen to TV guide? I googled this but couldn’t find it.
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Comment #34938714
> Michael Jordan is an interesting example because he eventually did stop playing for the Bulls (because he retired) and then it took the Bulls six years before they made the playo…
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Comment #34936315
Pay the heroes what they’re worth. Imagine if the Bulls let Michael Jordan join another team because they wanted to discourage heroism.
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Comment #34927190
Doesn’t seem to be working?
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Comment #34756020
Ok, sorry about that.
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Comment #34754014
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Comment #34740073
What incentive do these companies have to circumvent their standard hiring procedures for you? I freelanced for nearly a decade. My guess is that they’re just not that interested i…
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Comment #34724225
In a way. Kind of like how burlap sacks and starvation were fashionable during the Depression era.
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Comment #34673057
You first?
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Comment #34656478
> I know people well into 8-figures who were never anything more than blue-collar grinders. Can you elaborate? I don’t see how that’s possible unless they started work in their ear…
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Comment #34650729
People have been saying that for 50 years and it hasn’t happened in the US. Upward pressure on wages will result in interest rate increases to manufacture unemployment and keep wag…
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Comment #34641856
So tired of hearing how America is a free market. Supply / demand doesn’t matter here. We’re all owned by the banks, and ultimately the Fed and government pick the winners and lose…
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Comment #34610779
That’s not evident at all, just your biases talking LOUD.
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Comment #34575442
I thought he was a billionaire too but according to my Google searches his net worth is actually closer to $100m.
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Comment #34569141
I for one wish there were fewer people around chiding others with tired platitudes for not living their day-to-day lives like someone with $100m in their pocket.
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Comment #34558235
I would test that assumption. At big tech firms you’re going to be competing with tens of thousands of other applicants who have the same idea as you. There are lots of lesser know…
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Comment #34558124
Let’s be honest, the only reason anyone is trying to work for big tech is the outsized comp.
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Comment #34498738
Marijuana is less dangerous to lungs than tobacco. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1277837/ > Tobacco has dramatic negative consequences for those who smoke it. In add…