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And what remains is an empty store.

Fantastic.

So what you're saying is people will die?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXWhbUUE4ko

> Keto diet is terrible for you.

Because?

I suppose the point being made is that enough time has passed for the study to have been properly validated; as the parent comment points out, lots of issues have been found with it.

I lived in China for a few years. Chinese media spends it's propaganda time on talking up life in China and how things are all getting better.

Germany does not have the protections of free speech that the US has.

"Hate speech" is a real thing there that will land you in jail.

Does it matter?

Breaking the law is breaking the law.

I suppose Hitler did accomplish a...thing. Not the thing he wanted but, a thing.

Most people.

Hoping with the rollout of GDPR this will come to an end.

Author has misread, misunderstood, and misrepresented manifesto guys doc, attributed motives AND tried to tie this into the alt-right.

> There is a market force pushing software companies into leftist positions

Yes, if you oppose or even voice disagreement you lose your job.

I expect Googles behaviour in this instance was illegal.

> That relies on the premise that immigration of "ordinary" people is somehow detrimental to the existing US population.

How so?

Whats wrong with a V-6?

No it wouldn't.

Gas is about 2x as expensive in the UK. I work in London but commute (by motorcycle) from the next county.

Plenty of people commute by car even though it's considerably more expensive.

> ranks nowhere near the top of per capita household vehicle miles

It's not about miles covered, it's about energy consumed.

100 miles on the freeway would use the same amount of fuel as 30 miles in the city with traffic.

What else was he supposed to do?

"These immigrants, coming over here, getting better grades than the rest of us"?

That just becomes an admission of stupidity.

Thanks, will try.

What did you do to meditate?

I think the article highlights one of the good points about tech. The meritocracy.

It's not perfect but it's there.

Lobster used to be used as garden fertiliser and was a mark of poverty eating it.

Don't eat wrong, simples.

"Being able to program is not the problem. Understanding the problem is the problem" - one of my lecturers in University.

Not just BAE.

Facebook only a few months ago began helping Pakistan "fight blasphemy", sending a team to the country.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-39300270

Only for a man to be sentenced to death for committing blasphemy on Facebook a little while later.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-40246754

Facebook say they are not responsible for this but it's obvious they have blood on their hands.

Great value.

The Trump EPA is going to force people to live in the badlands?

How long does that last you?

An alternative is to convert the equity to a debt that must be paid over the next 2 years or something.

Investors won't like this as debt has a higher priority in getting paid than they will.

A settlement agreement whereby the employee (you) gets a severance payment, which may (depending on your tax jurisdiction) be paid in installments over a period of time (years even).

Separate to the settlement agreement you sign over all(most?) your shares, and make it "clear" that the shares being handed over have nothing to do with the settlement agreement (of course they ARE related, but legally they must not be, talk to a lawyer about this).

A severance payment spread over years is much more attractive to investors as it means they take higher priority in the event of liquidation of the company.

This "report" is just a blog post.

It doesn't include anything other than percentages or their sources, no total numbers.

We have no way of knowing how statistically significant it is.

The post also bundles EU and non-EU candidates into "foreign candidates" which distorts the picture as a whole.

What has historically been a system which favours EU candidates over other International ones has now been leveled.

I inherited a code base with LOTS of test coverage.

Made one small change and everything broke.

Looked into the tests, oh the humanity!!!

Dropped the test suite entirely, haven't had any issues since.

We have VERY good logging and notifications though so anything goes wrong we know all about it.