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ruby_on_rails
14y ago
I can only assume that you have failed every economics course you have ever taken, because if you left without understanding the concept of supply and demand orthe concept of value, then there is really nothing I can say to you other than a
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ruby_on_rails
14y ago
You misunderstand. Minimizing margins and maximizing revenues are not mutually exclusive. Also, saying an entity is publicly traded irrelevant, as you are suggesting we know every detail about a company simply by reviewing their financial
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ruby_on_rails
14y ago
Not really, best buy and any other company of its size are more concerned with tax filings (which should be an "Ah Ha" moment for those of you at home), which generally gives companies an incentive to jack up costs and consequently decrease
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ruby_on_rails
14y ago
Its actually better this is happening out side the US. Simply possessing CP in any format, with or without knowledge or consent is illegal. A handful of smart people have written about the situation (and its been featured on HN in the pas
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ruby_on_rails
14y ago
All have anecdotal evidence. All must be right. That is all.
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ruby_on_rails
14y ago
I gave you +1 for middlebrow dismissal, you ignored the point I made and simply compared government to the private sector. I don't care how great the private sector manages their business, that is not the topic of discussion. Maybe you sh
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ruby_on_rails
14y ago
Not everyone fits into neat little boxes. I read the article imagining using this device myself (and I'm a man!), or using it with a partner (man or woman).
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ruby_on_rails
14y ago
I think what nugget is getting at, is there are many government programs that are mismanaged (welfare, social security, education to some extent, and others). Who legitimately feels good that they pay taxes only to see other Americans livi
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ruby_on_rails
14y ago
The reason for this is minor's can't be held liable for any contracts they sign, that and companies have boiler plate legal speak that is intended for 99% of their customers. That being said, there are plenty of ways to get around that limi
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ruby_on_rails
14y ago
I would agree that there is grey area, but I would compare this to some guy walking up and commenting on your grey hair, then you, offended, punch him in the face. If we take that to the extremes then maybe it would be harassment or distur
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ruby_on_rails
14y ago
I also call bullshit on this. Google is very open to webmasters,and has a giant like 40 page .pdf available to them strictly about what things get better search results and what things cause negative results or out right panda-ing. The ar
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ruby_on_rails
14y ago
After having a "sales" (read: 95% telemarketing, 5% Misc tasks) job this past summer I can agree with much of what your saying. I gave it a couple months, then I quit (for various reasons, not really worth listing). The thing is, as much I
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ruby_on_rails
14y ago
I gave you +1 for middle brow dismissal.
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ruby_on_rails
14y ago
I would have to disagree that, this sort of crap is exactly what happens at small companies. When the person who manages a small company and is also a sole owner of it; its pretty common that they look at employees successfully blogging as
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ruby_on_rails
14y ago
"If there's one thing I wish I could do to improve HN, it would be to detect this sort of middlebrow dismissal algorithmically." 3 years ago, HN was great. Amazing in fact. What's changed in 3 years? Certainly not the system. The user b
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ruby_on_rails
14y ago
YC is sexist and isn't providing enough kitchen space for more women to attend.
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ruby_on_rails
14y ago
Where's the glory in cheating if you don't win?
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ruby_on_rails
14y ago
I thought this was anti-hollywood.
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ruby_on_rails
14y ago
"Contestant further represents, warrants, and agrees that any use of the Submission by the Sponsor, Administrator, and/or Judges (or any of their respective partners, subsidiaries, and affiliates) as authorized by these Official Rules, shal
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Ask HN: What is common practice for Shipping and Billing addresses?
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ruby_on_rails
14y ago
Some of the best GPA's in my college graduating class (class of 2012) were known cheaters. They went on to prestigious jobs at companies such as [large american aircraft manufacturer] and [large american defense contractor]. Those of us t
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ruby_on_rails
14y ago
Poor article written on a poor premise. Even assuming that Donald Trump knows everything about how his company's physically operate (which btw, he doesn't), to say that his success is dependent upon that and not the myriad of other factors
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ruby_on_rails
14y ago
Its certainly a sticky subject; but suppose the following situation exists: You are a student at a university somewhere in the United States. You live at said University. You have the right to use internet there, but it only available thr
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14y ago
I'm sorry but how is it sexist? I would agree that it is a poor article with little reasoning behind it, but I have no idea what sex the author is nor do I think it is sexist. If anything it seemed like the author was discrediting her becau
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ruby_on_rails
14y ago
On a similar note, I would have preferred if she had posted something like this on a personal blog and not the company blog, because I think it looks tacky (especially when you are sharing your actual salary). I thought the analysis was gen
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ruby_on_rails
15y ago
All hail Enron.
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15y ago
I think the fact that you are agreeing with an article either written directly by Tesla PR or paid for by Tesla PR, which has a minority opinion on the matter, which is backed up by statements which are in disagreement to both knowledgeable
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University Cover Up: What's New?
(shameonerau.com)
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ruby_on_rails
15y ago
"It's perfectly reasonable for Paypal to decide their own business model." The same could be said for just about every other business that fails. And I don't believe that is reasonable to freeze transactions of business based solely on some
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ruby_on_rails
15y ago
Or you can not waste you time and do what will actually result in the required change: Either make a campaign contribution to a person or persons capable or changing the law or have a lobby group do it for you at a similarly significant cos
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