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Comment #12432235
They outsource to IBM, IBM outsources to India.
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Comment #12432200
You could just take your job hunting seriously and do a bit of studying. Though the details of a red-black tree are a bit much to ask anyone.
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Comment #12428846
Thanks for the context, it's very useful. From a US perspective, it's common for our top politicians, when talking about a problem, to present a specific proposal for legislation t…
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Comment #12428756
The Employee Polygraph Protection Act prevents US employers from testing their employees. The government is exempt.
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Comment #12428622
Well, they make everyone sign the papers, and they frequently polygraph. It's risky to get a clearance if you are breaking the rules. You'd have to keep your story straight, and ha…
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Comment #12426643
There are people who take multiple busses with a travel time of over an hour to commute less than ten miles. Peole who can't afford a car and/or don't have a valid license. If an u…
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Comment #12426191
I'm not sure why, after seeing dozens of different surveys with different numbers, you would somehow come to the conclusion that that one is correct, without expressing any uncerta…
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Comment #12426040
Are you saying the car has a mechanism to catalogue different drivers without bluetooth?
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Comment #12426023
You're asking these activists to practice mercy. That's a big ask for someone who is learning what power feels like.
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Comment #12425564
You can read all about the subject here: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGBT_demographics_of_the_Uni... TLDR: responses vary widely depending on the survey method used. IMO, the h…
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Comment #12422025
Maybe they should include a pad abort module on cargo missioms, so they can find out its performance next time a Falcon explodes during fueling.
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Comment #12420269
So the EU will not allow Austria to pass, for example, a tax on internet advertising in Austria (in the article the Chancellor complains that Facebook and Google don't pay advertis…
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Comment #12419767
Something about this story seems off to me. >Mr Kern, who heads Austria's Social Democrats and the country's coalition government, also said Facebook and Google had sales of more t…