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techthroway443
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Comment #14801298
Trusting a professional's recommendation is not treating them as infallible, it's called "using the advice you paid for". No I don't blindly trust my mechanic, you shouldn't blindl…
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Comment #14801022
Nobody said they need to find the absolute last day the drug expires before they can get it to market. If it's a new drug and they can only say for sure that it lasts 6 months then…
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Comment #14800601
This happened quite some time back? Forget about it man, why bring this up now?
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Comment #14800566
You guys know what would be really cool? An adblock plugin that worked on page popups (not on the ads, just the shit that takes up your screen asking for your email or other random…
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Comment #14800531
Ramit is that you?
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Comment #14800527
This is making me paranoid. How do I check if my website has listing enabled?
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Comment #14800411
Seems simple enough, just extend the expiration dates on the meds that don't turn toxic and that still work. The issue here though is that it's not in the drug manufacturers intere…
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Comment #14800264
Why consult a health professional if you're not going to trust what they have to say? When a doctor tells a parent that their two year old is suffering from bipolar disorder and th…
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Comment #14800120
Thought that'd be obvious seeing as how the text I quoted and entire article is referring to psychiatric drugs.
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Comment #14799920
This is the saddest part to me: children as young as two years old are now being diagnosed with bipolar disorder and treated with a cocktail of powerful drugs, many of which were n…
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Comment #14799470
Yea, also notice how in the Glass wearing video the technician brings up the tools he needs and sets them on the floor whereas in the other video he sets each tool back and forth. …
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Comment #14355316
The value engineering he just described. Read his comment again
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Comment #13861789
I did not know they invest in Uber! That makes this even more interesting.
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Comment #13861572
Why would Uber be awarded licensing terms they could "live with" for code they (allegedly) outright stole from a competitor?
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Comment #13833530
Your point?
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Comment #13833461
Good thing for them going bankrupt isn't a crime.
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Comment #13824103
You say that now. Wait til they colonize!
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Comment #13822947
Real question is, if it's true can you still call that prejudice?
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Comment #13818118
Yea because the handful of blogs and snippets you've read gives you ample perspective on the thousands of employees at Uber. Give me a break
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Comment #13785048
Perhaps because it's a poor indicator of performance. There's a lot more factors at play when people quit than just "i hate my boss"
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Comment #13784122
Nah you're right, let's just make you pay for it all. Much better solution.
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Comment #13783985
Gah, so all I needed to do was RTFA. Here I was looking at the top/bottom and doing Ctrl+F. Thanks!
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Comment #13783701
Silly question but how did you find the source? Must be overlooking it but I don't see Independent listed anywhere on that page.
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Comment #12973083
Then maybe the author would do well not to frame it as such by avoiding lines like "one of the greatest foreign operations in decades"