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Comment #12455824
Because that was an obvious accident. If a random guy collapses on the street nobody would care.
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Comment #12455745
>I fully respect that you have figured this out (because you're absolutely not wrong), but have you ever considered trying to become a top-tier male? I don't get anything out of ha…
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Comment #12455426
Coding newsgroups - especially linux related, are famously rude and hostile, but now that IT is one of the major world industries the jewish powers that be push for "muh equality",…
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Comment #12450622
I'm a recluse myself. Modern society has little to offer to most men that aren't top tier earners, looks etc. You'll live in some shit tier city because you aren't making enough to…
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Cheapest comp sci bachelor online degree?
As most desirable countries don't give too much on work experience alone, I'm looking to take the plunge at age 30 and get an internationally recognized online comp sci bachelor. I…
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Comment #9794747
Basically it comes down to her not feeling comfortable being around a majority of whites and asians and she feels that she has to change her whole personality just s others like he…
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Comment #9792688
>Isn't that the default? I don't know about the US, but in Europe it was always marked as expenses refunded to me on the payslip, which is tax free.
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Comment #9792504
I used to work as at Google and it was my worst job ever. It was not for Google directly though, but via a temp agency for a Google project. Google rented an office building just f…
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Comment #9790856
Mager-Quark is the answer.
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Comment #9777085
>Of course, creating “good jobs” entails costs. Managed by Q’s workers get an “above market” wage, plus full medical benefits. “They are the same benefits that our programmers and …
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Comment #9752424
This is what Germans would call a milk maid calculation. Your German would need to be really advanced for you to have a realistic chance with the degree. Secondly the entry require…
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Comment #9544222
Memorize the 2000 or so most common words via spaced repetition with Anki or Super Memo using pictures. Learn the grammar. Start reading simple books / websites about stuff that in…
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Comment #9437527
ITT bay area people that can barely afford to buy a studio apartment cause prices be cray and they can only dream about having a tiny house. This is how it's done in Europe: http:/…
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Comment #9302803
The older I get, the more merit I see in a back to nature lifestyle, but that's a personal choice and killing people to stop technological progress is delusional.
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Comment #9269963
Welcome to NY, where everybody outside of Brooklyn is a high achiever who thinks it's necessary to fill his life with as much work as possible, as otherwise someone else might get …
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Comment #9269910
I'm living in a developing country and I'm glad online grocery delivery exists. The nearest supermarket is 30min walk away, taking a cab would cost money and time too (I don't have…
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Comment #9246757
You can demand all you want, but if there are no unions or legislations to back your demands, nothing is ever going to happen. Unions, which are most widely found in western Europe…
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Comment #9246735
It's kinda weird to suck up to Apple by claiming it's a great strategy upfront without there being any proven sales success. I don't think there is much of a demand for smart watch…
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Comment #9169786
>I have been raped by a colleague — not just once, but several times over months. Stopped reading there - obvious feminist propaganda.
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Comment #9123134
On an unrelated note - does anyone want to be a co-founder of an uber competitior? I got 50k drivers ready to drive for us. :P
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Comment #9092952
Average joe doesn't read wired or the new york times and if he has heard about any of the leaks, he probably thinks "I have nothing to hide so no big deal - USA number one!". Cinem…
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Comment #9092918
I think the culture of mutual trust is a good thing in Japan, but unfortunately that's prone to abuse.
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Comment #9092836
Even as a western European foreigner who does nothing of interest to anyone, US immigration comes off as very hostile in comparison to any other country I have visited and TSA agen…