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by apacheCamel 6y ago
Do you throw your hands in the air every time your lead reminds you of a due date you already knew? Do you skip "meetings that could have been emails"? I have yet to find a place that doesn't tell me something I already know
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by apacheCamel 6y ago
Okay so I am a bit more confused now. You are comparing being told about diversity and inclusion in the workplace to communism? > handling issues through HR as normal is no longer sufficient I am almost certain most of these "divers
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by apacheCamel 6y ago
I am confused, how is pro-diversity immediately categorized as anti-white? Are you just assuming every pro-diversity initiative is anti-white?
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by apacheCamel 6y ago
Can you give more of a reason why "most" people don't care about it? Why would inclusion be an annoyance?
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by apacheCamel 6y ago
>There’s also access to a real-time tweet stream, rather than forcing third parties to wait before serving new tweets. This is pretty cool. I really wasn't into the development world whenever their V1 came out but I never really und
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by apacheCamel 6y ago
That's what I am saying, the tech channels are the same way. There are an abundance of tech channels out there, once one gets accidentally deleted from Youtube, people will just pick another.
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by apacheCamel 6y ago
I 100% believe they are comparable. People tend to watch channels for the personality behind the camera. Ninja and Shroud both do stream FPS games and hundreds of other people stream them too, but look at their numbers. They get more views
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by apacheCamel 6y ago
Man, getting paid to switch just to have the service go bunk anyway. Probably one of the easiest $30M ever. I really wonder if he lost any sort of revenue over those months that he switched? I can't imagine it coming anywhere close to
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by apacheCamel 6y ago
I guess that just adds more to the "I don't know how I feel." part. If the demand is there, then they will sell. Otherwise, this person would own a bunch of empty property. But is there something already stopping that? Is the
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by apacheCamel 6y ago
I am not really sure how I feel about this. Yes, charging $1000 for a Nintendo Switch is insane, but who will buy it? I guess the same process goes for ticket scalpers too who resell tickets on insane markups trying to snag people desperate
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by apacheCamel 6y ago
I can fully agree with that sentiment.
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by apacheCamel 6y ago
No, I can't imagine a single cart attendant would appreciate the extra work. What I am trying to say is: yes a good portion of people probably do follow the rules, despite the possibility of not having any negative consequences but tha
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by apacheCamel 6y ago
I think this is an argument for lack of money to be spent since a hefty portion of people have lost their jobs and paychecks don't happen instantaneously and unpaid bills probably come first.
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by apacheCamel 6y ago
>There is no trust because everybody is crazy, and everybody hates each other, and we should give up being one country and disband the union already. That seems like a mighty big next step and one that many of "not-so-friendly"
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by apacheCamel 6y ago
>it's easy to forget that most people act with consideration and respect towards each other most of the time... I think consideration here is extremely subjective. If what you say is even true, that most people are considerate, what
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by apacheCamel 6y ago
Ahh yes, making a joke in a meeting title to make fun of the employees that are about to be fired. A comedy classic.
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by apacheCamel 6y ago
From my personal experience, I have an Iphone and it asks me about once a week about Google Maps using my location in the background and if that is okay. I always tell it no. I didn't know I could turn it off directly in the app, thank
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by apacheCamel 6y ago
It seems like the benefits are there for unemployment (except for the whole healthcare debate) but at the same time, our unemployment systems have never experienced such a stress test. My father and a few close friends have all applied but
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by apacheCamel 7y ago
I don't really know much about the financial market in the US and after all the stuff that has been going down, I am really enjoying the education I am getting from so many sources on what exactly the market can do and how people are c
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by apacheCamel 7y ago
I was actually just thinking about coupons and how this would change that landscape. Physical coupons would be pretty useless I could imagine, everything would have to shift to digital, unless you could scan them on your way out, which woul
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by apacheCamel 7y ago
Somewhat related: Initially, I thought this was about the walk out protests happening (over politics and environmental concerns) at some big tech companies. I had some pretty big questions on why Amazon wanted a piece of that market.
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by apacheCamel 7y ago
I find the whole web as a whole extremely fascinating. How it is all connected, how this group of society works and what they all do with their vast amounts of money and connections. It seriously just boggles my mind sometimes. A lot of g
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by apacheCamel 7y ago
My one and only (and probably last) experience with UberEats was a couple of weeks ago when a driver picked up my order and then proceeded to hang around the nearby airport for ~30 minutes with my food. The airport was sort of along the w
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by apacheCamel 7y ago
I think my biggest problem with all of this is the word "caught". Why, still in 2020, is there no requirement for software/websites to disclose the information they keep and the information they sell to the end user? Is it se
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by apacheCamel 7y ago
I've had some really weird experiences with this. Directly after school, I took a year off basically "waiting" for my job to finally accept me (long story, they eventually did) and now, every single recruiter or company I tal
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by apacheCamel 7y ago
I have many friends who have pretty average jobs who also do Uber/DD on the side. They just view it as a part time job that they can choose to do whenever they have extra time. I think it is a bit much to say it is for those without ed
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by apacheCamel 7y ago
>It isn't something you should do just to do it or because you feel like you have to. It's a path that people should choose carefully. In many ways (mostly money), people don't have the luxury of choosing a career path tha
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Why Don't People Return Their Shopping Carts (2017)(blogs.scientificamerican.com)
1 points by apacheCamel 7y ago|0 comments
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by apacheCamel 7y ago
I am not sure I know many examples that would fit like that though. Recycling probably is a big one, since I have to pay to have a recycle bin picked up weekly. Holding on to litter costs me time and energy since I have to hang onto it unti
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by apacheCamel 7y ago
I know I think differently than most, but this idea always confused me. Yeah, if I threw a piece of trash out of my car window, I could possibly get in trouble but where I live, nobody will notice and I will probably get away with it. Inste

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