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tesq

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    Comment #20256629

    Young, inexperienced people tend to not know their worth and are easily manipulated into working longer for less. Sometimes the hiring calculus maximizes quantity over quality.

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    Comment #20244935

    > Gig economy jobs were never meant to be people's bread and butter This is the same talking point people use when arguing against raising wages for retail or fast food workers. Re…

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    Comment #20035670

    > But OP referred to the “toxic” nature of the fish. What’s “toxic” besides the PCBs? If you had watched the documentary you commented on, you would know. Insecticides, dioxins, va…

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    Comment #20027228

    > The problem with scare media like that is that it does nothing to put the risk in context. What is the actual danger from eating fish with high levels of PCBs The problem with no…

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    Comment #8868132

    Power will always opt for securing and expanding its hold, and in its paranoid frenzy it is evident that rights, people and property are expendable to the vanguards of absolute sec…

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    Comment #8867562

    The assumption that the public can be exposed to potentially harmful radiation by people with a badge and no accountable way of verifying any relevant degree of training, study or …

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    Comment #8867513

    I'm not a lawyer, but I'd say it would hinge on how much the NYPD publicly releases about how they're used in investigations. I expect that if they're used in criminal or FISA Cour…

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    Comment #8867429

    What implications does this program have for the 4th amendment right to not have a search conducted without a warrant? If they're used on the public at large, generating mass proba…

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    Comment #8867326

    "Passive" scanners violate the 4th amendment just as much as "invasive" ones. Kyllo vs United States determined that thermal imaging without a warrant was a search and constituted …

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    Comment #8733335

    That it does, but you cannot dismiss the addictive qualities of ketamine with such a statement, because it is an addictive drug. What part of tolerance build up and withdrawals mak…

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    Comment #8731288

    Tolerance builds quickly and a strong mental addiction develops quickly. Having to take a shit ton constantly means you're pissing brown within a few months and cessation means wit…

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    Comment #8730837

    This seems more of an outlet to vent and quantify the frustration of the Python 2 to 3 migration than it is a 2 vs 3 use survey. I transitioned to 3 over a year ago and haven't loo…

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    Comment #8730820

    Why mention the "psychoticlike" effects? Don't sleep or alcohol do the same? Psychotic effects can have lasting mental damage to those susceptible to mental illness, just as height…

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    Comment #8616396

    Money is the oil that runs the firms. Kickbacks, favorable contracts, consulting opportunities, (legal) protection and maybe business intelligence from the most well funded vehicle…

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    Comment #8593734

    Given the increasing amount of PR pieces and fluff pieces fellating multinationals (the Firestone ebola article, anyone?), I wouldn't be surprised.

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    Comment #8593729

    Phew, problem solved.

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    Comment #8587691

    Prisons aren't punishment and retribution factories. I also like that you get on your soap box about being detained as if that justifies your shitty opinion. Having been through th…

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    Comment #8541641

    You are fooling nobody and your use of code words to organize a crime would be held against you in a court of law if anyone gave a damn about your post here on HN.

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    Comment #8541628

    It may be "incredibly safe" physically, but it is known to trigger mental disorders in people who may have had a predisposition or not. I don't think something that has that powerf…

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    Comment #8541567

    Sorry, any insights and perspective shifts brought on through tripping can be made just the same if you work on it through life experience instead of relying on a drug to enlighten…

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    Comment #8528298

    The AGPL prevents no such thing, they are free to do so provided they follow the license the creators published the code with.

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    Comment #8528193

    Some federal judges turn a blind-eye to such tactics because doing so puts people they think are guilty behind bars. Other incentives wouldn't be surprising, a la Kids for Cash.

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    Comment #8494284

    You don't have to become a psychopath to be goaded into dropping everything in your life to build an unlikely fortune for a VC, just naive and greedy.

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    Comment #8303652

    It's surprising that one would be depressed working 10hr+ days for little to no pay chasing what, as time goes on, seems to be a dubious dream to make someone else very rich.

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    Comment #8135692

    Violent abdominal heaving + swallowed magnets = greater chance of injury