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jpmcglone
7mo ago
Sometimes more people in the kitchen is worse
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jpmcglone
7y ago
I see no issue here. Business feels threatened and neutralizes threat. There's nothing wrong with Unions, but there is something wrong with government-backed unions. Let people collectivize if they'd like. Collective bargaining is
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jpmcglone
7y ago
I eat beef all day every day. It's good for you.
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jpmcglone
7y ago
I eat beef all day every day. It's great for you.
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jpmcglone
7y ago
Where exactly does that $ go?
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jpmcglone
8y ago
Ben Shapiro at 12 years old, playing violin: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aK8mbA083hE
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8y ago
So are America’s
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8y ago
I obfuscated it because I knew you would pick the right party without me elaborating. I don't think the left-wing advocacy is altruistic. If it was altruistic, it would promote altruism. It, instead, promotes redistribution of wealth.
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8y ago
You use the word racist to mean two different things. The basketball team being all black isn't racism and it isn't due to racism. If I saw a basketball team (in the NBA) of all white people, I would suspect racism, but it's
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8y ago
It’s more clear to me than ever now that the left and the right do not use the word “racist” the same way. The left thinks of racism in terms of outcome and the right thinks of racism in terms of intent. We could benefit from better languag
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8y ago
It just dawned on me that the left and right absolutely do not think of “racist” exactly the same. The left looks at outcome and the right looks at intent. We need better words.
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10y ago
Makes sense.
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jpmcglone
10y ago
What if the company does work out of San Francisco California, is incorporated in Delaware, but I live in North Carolina? Am I still protected?
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jpmcglone
10y ago
This feels a lot like how everyone complained about the iPad when it came out, but then it turned out to be no big deal.
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11y ago
As an iOS developer, is there any way for me to get involved with your Basic Income research and development?
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11y ago
I have a general life question for you Sam. What do you think is the main thing or things that holds great people back?
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NSAttributedString construction should be easy. Now it is with ZenCopy
(github.com)
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11y ago
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11y ago
Semantics. Isn't that all basic income is? That money is coming out of the pockets of people making income. That income is coming from the pockets of employers.
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11y ago
What if some companies experimented with basic income? I mean, sure, people working there are probably already getting paid pretty well, and 'basic income' at that point might just seem like a small bonus to their salary, but what
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Chirp. A simple sound library written in Swift
(github.com)
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11y ago
I think 'reactions' is the way to go. Slack has it, Facebook is testing it. I think by this time next year it will be standard.
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How to play a sound in your Swift iOS app using Chirp
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11y ago
Hmmm.. Swift on Slabs
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Treats (by Clinkle) on the Surprising Science of Treating Yo'self
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12y ago
Great points. And for the record, I guess I'm young. I'm single with no dependents. :P
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12y ago
I don't remember specific numbers (this was over a year ago) but I imagine it would change depending on the startup. I remember thinking the offers were fair.
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12y ago
Hey, "AMA" does mean "Ask Me Anything"
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12y ago
I was making $100k and was able to find a small apartment in SF AND save about $2k a month (granted, I've finished paying my student loans). Not needing a car, and the ability to walk / scooter / public transport everywhere
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12y ago
I interviewed for a company once that had different kinds of offers, ranging from low-salary/high-equity, to high-salary/low-equity. I thought that was an interesting idea :D They had 5 options total, and the middle option wasn&
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12y ago
I'd consider it a hack. It was improvised in a short amount of time, and with limited resources. Sam shouldn't have gotten the deal, but he did! I'd say he beat the system. Which system? The Universe.
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