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www.economist.com 9y ago

Secrets and Agents

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www.businessinsider.com 10y ago

Google's secret interview process

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play.google.com 11y ago

Master Reading Numbers in Hexadecimal and Binary

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play.google.com 12y ago

Show HN: Programmer Radix Conversion Game [Android App]

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ca.reuters.com 12y ago

Cisco chief urges Obama to curb NSA surveillance activity

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yourlogicalfallacyis.com 12y ago

Your Logical Fallacy Is

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www.universityherald.com 13y ago

Asking for a Precise Number During Negotiations Can Give You the Upper Hand

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www.theglobeandmail.com 13y ago

Why increasing employee engagement is a waste of time

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news.ycombinator.com 13y ago

Ask HN: Resources to Cope with Stress

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www.youtube.com 13y ago

What most schools don't teach

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www.youtube.com 13y ago

Samsung Flexible Display at CES 2013: 'YOUM'

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translate.google.com 14y ago

Google Translate: men are men and men should clean the house

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hbr.org 14y ago

Sleep Deficit: The Performance Killer

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www.youtube.com 14y ago

Eric Schmidt: Don't underestimate the Iranians [video]

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www.mcgill.ca 14y ago

Video game players advancing genetic research

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www.theglobeandmail.com 14y ago

Delusions of optimism have their uses

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www.bbc.co.uk 14y ago

Facebook users average 3.74 degrees of separation

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edition.cnn.com 14y ago

Steve Jobs fielded some customer service requests

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vimeo.com 14y ago

Protect IP Act Breaks The Internet [video]

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edition.cnn.com 14y ago

World's richest man to eurozone: create employment rather than welfare states

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blogs.wsj.com 14y ago

Tourism Remedy: 10,000 Free Flights to Japan

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web.appstorm.net 14y ago

The Ultimate Dropbox Toolkit & Guide

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www.youtube.com 14y ago

Curiosity: The Feynman Series - [video]

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www.businessinsider.com 14y ago

Denmark introduces world's first food fat tax

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english.aljazeera.net 14y ago

The Men who Crashed the World - Part 1 [video]

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educator.com 14y ago

Educator.com

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www.theglobeandmail.com 14y ago

We work hard, they enjoy life

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hackercs.com 14y ago

Hacker CS: Computer Science Challenges

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www.cnbc.com 14y ago

Warren Buffett: US Rating Still AAA, No Matter What S&P Says

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mashable.com 14y ago

Facebook Use May Lead to Psychological Disorders in Teens

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Trust doesn’t matter if you have the most powerful military force in the world. You think the middle eastern countries surrounding Israel trust Netanyahu? Nope, but they sure fall in line and keep the negotiated peace because let’s face it, all of them combined will crumble before a single Israeli battalion. Might does indeed work in negotiations regardless of trust.

Yes, but just as they’d prefer playing video games over reading books. Might have been absent from their life at times, but I’m sure they’ll appreciate the properties and stocks I’ll leave behind for them.

You assume all homeowners are happy with the situation. That is definitely not the case. Many looking to upsize or thinking about housing for their kids are not pleased with the rising prices. And this crowd is growing too.

That ratio is declining by the day as more and more join the renting class. Olivia Chow’s victory in Toronto is testament to that. She ran on increasing the vacancy tax, making evictions more difficult, building 25k rental homes, etc. No wonder why the old guard like Ford and Tory tried everything to steer people away from her. But she still won. Speaks volumes of the changes in the demographics. It’s no longer 70% that are happy with the housing crisis I can tell you this much.

Billboards have run before (“Can’t afford a home? Have you tried having rich parents?”, etc). A protest was organized but very few showed up. None of this work when the ruling class is benefiting from the lack of housing.

You need something more attention grabbing. Something Titan-like that the media will run with for days. Something like what started the Arab spring or similar movements. Not advocating for self-immolation, but it has to be dramatic enough to wake people up.

There are too many incumbents benefiting from the status quo that it’ll take a monumental effort to turn things around.

Absolutely. I know a few people planning an internal transfer within their companies to move to the US from Canada. The high cost of housing, the terrible winters and the inadequate healthcare have become unbearable.

Happens all the time in my marriage and still going strong. Sometimes you just accept the way the other person is, doesn’t mean you don’t point it out to them in moments of anger. But not necessarily a relationship-ending signal.

I’m in the unenviable position having to study a build system in Make for a very large codebase. Are there existing tools that generate the dependency graph or aid in understanding such a build system?

My bank (in Canada) has limits on how much I can withdraw per day, per week, per month. Furthermore, there could be a delay of up to 5 business days before I can get the money to its destination. And that’s for money in the thousands only. How is that money in the billions can be withdrawn so quickly esp. since these were high value accounts each in the millions/billions? Couldn’t they just use one of their terms or conditions to delay the withdrawals and give themselves ample time to react?

If you are a self-reliant individual with few needs, it can be destructive for you to associate indiscriminately with others as you are likely to end up in lopsided relationships where you are exploited and relied on more than you rely on others. You need to be very careful in selecting your friends to create balanced relationships, a task which requires a non-trivial amount of energy which can sometimes be put to better use in other pursuits.

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I thought it was about the art of trolling for fish and it got me a little bit excited.

Just as permanent this decision may seem, they could also reverse it permanently when covid is a thing of the past and people and productivity yearn for the office.