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throwawaylalala

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    Comment #23566869

    Yes, it's how they move the overton window.

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    Comment #23552527

    Shopify is building fulfillment centers.

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    Comment #23484657

    It's actually not easy; not every place has facilities for that. Wife is a nurse, and we went through this discussion of the best process when she was an ICU nurse during the Ebola…

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    Comment #23432868

    I disagree with record; you should STREAM. Get it off the device so it can't be conveniently destroyed and deleted.

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    Comment #23355656

    This is how he uses the Overton window to change the conversation. He's very good at this sort of thing.

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    Comment #22888792

    It's also because we have open laws (sunshine laws) that require things to be published publicly.

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    Comment #22794319

    Scroll down to figure 1. Non survivors end up with cardiac and kidney injury. Interesting that this might shine light on the cause. https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/articl…

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    Comment #22762891

    They should report these unsafe working conditions to OSHA. Hospitals are required to have a plan for this, and certain actions are specifically called out as potentially riskier. …

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    Comment #22752132

    Isn't this a violation of OSHA safe workplace conditions? It's a known, lethal, virus, and they're not letting people protect themselves, especially if they aren't providing that p…

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    Comment #22752077

    They can call in sick.

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    Comment #22328667

    "Men don't have the same issues of unpractical clothing and being judged on their appearance" There's research to indicate that attractive men make more than unattractive men, and …

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    Comment #21776282

    Popehat has a great example of why you shouldn't ever speak with the FBI: https://www.popehat.com/2011/12/01/reminder-oh-wont-you-plea...

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    Comment #21606110

    I'd make the argument that it was a gift; it was freely given and on my property. They knowingly transferred it to him.

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    Comment #21606085

    I would make the argument that it was a gift.

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    Comment #18842075

    Youre walking by in public; no expectation of privacy.

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    Comment #18802072

    We made one in Facebook messenger; people seemed to like it and it helped us grow our audience.

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    Comment #18791203

    I’m using my Pavlok to break old bad habits and remind myself to do new things (but not both at once). A few shocks really gets my monkey mind to alter it’s behavior...

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    Comment #18767786

    Important to remember that monetization of her content is under the Partner Program Agreement. They've left some wiggle room in that part, but not much. "Advertising Revenues. YouT…

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    Comment #18767343

    I like this idea, but I think there are probably two things that are an issue with this: 1 - You remove control of the company from being able to plausibly deny that something happ…

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    Comment #18704514

    I mean, its pretty clear he’s building all the tech to colonize Mars. Boring is an important part of that.

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    Comment #18686508

    File a chargeback with your credit card conpany. Encourage others to do the same.

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    Comment #18316375

    He was radicalized.

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    Comment #18152808

    I’m am ecommerce seller; why Deliverr inatead of Shipmonk, Shipbob, Easy Post? Do you have clear and transparent pricing?

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    Comment #17995696

    Which is why it's easy technically, hard socially.

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    Comment #17995158

    The solution is simple technically but complicated socially. Simply, never send a customer a link for them to click. Instead, tell them to go to your site and to log in; then ensur…