danielschreber

It's important to consider that the average person is probably much less likely to eat a spatula that is on fire.

Therefore, simply averaging the flame retardant content of a random sample of spatulas could result in a bias.

It's precisely the ones that are the most toxic that one would expect to be the most edible.

“Is this person great for us, right now?”

That's called "day labor". There are tradeoffs required.

I have no affiliation or knowledge of this company - I just think it's a very nice domain, blurb, and website UI design.

One button: "Solve my bird problem". With lasers!

>I think I can point out far worse things large corporations are doing in this industry

For me it's like a pointer to all those "far worse things" I've seen and heard about during the last few decades, that popped up at the exact moment I decided to check out a particular opening.

A good dog prefers to be on a leash.

c.f. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jurassic_Bark

Is it possible the value of a dollar and the value of a unit of physical gold both changed?