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Arsenic Lupin posted:I just got spam urging me to get in early on marijuana stocks. Buy low, sell high.
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Mozi posted:Buy low, sell high.  Let's disrupt the Union! Calexit! Thank you, angel investors.
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surely the state that elected arnold schwarzenegger as its leader is impervious to tyrrany
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Arsenic Lupin posted:
I've worked with Shervin. I wouldn't fret too much.
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Subjunctive posted:I've worked with Shervin. I wouldn't fret too much. Oh, all my frets are fully occupied elsewhere. I just find the selfrighteousness of the technoclass I am a technoclass both maddening and hilarious.
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did this thread already make fun of https://slock.it and I missed it?
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Tim Raines IRL posted:did this thread already make fun of https://slock.it and I missed it? I still don't understand what they're supposed to do. Also, they have no idea about what "enforcing" a contract means.
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Dr. Fishopolis posted:surely the state that elected arnold schwarzenegger as its leader is impervious to tyrrany I would vote for Jerry Brown to be dictator for life though.
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Tim Raines IRL posted:did this thread already make fun of https://slock.it and I missed it? I thought it was shlock.it but no.
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Dr. Fishopolis posted:https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-11-11/peter-thiel-joins-trump-s-presidential-transition-team quote:Thiel, 49, has publicly decried foreign wars, high debt and inefficient spending on defense, trade, health care and student debt. "In-efficient spending"  Watch Thiel crash the world economy
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I mean deep down my biggest issue with for-profit health insurance is that it just seems crushingly inefficient like look at all that money that clearly didn't need to be spent on it, just look at it e: I know I'm seeing a very different inefficiency in the spending here than the one he's talking about though
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The real in-efficiency seems to be that you are alive and polluting Peter Theil's billionaire existence with your petty concerns of food, shelter and safety.
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MiddleOne posted:The real in-efficiency seems to be that you are alive and polluting Peter Theil's billionaire existence with your petty concerns of food, shelter and safety. We could be spending that money on immortality research, drat it.
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truly, we are living in the golden age of rich white guys who act like babies using money to silence and destroy those who criticize them
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Dr. Fishopolis posted:truly, we are living in the golden age of rich white guys who act like babies using money to silence and destroy those who criticize them The Singlewhiteguyularity has at last come to pass.
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MiddleOne posted:"In-efficient spending"
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MiddleOne posted:The real in-efficiency seems to be that you are alive and polluting Peter Theil's billionaire existence with your petty concerns of food, shelter and safety. Look, if he wants to harvest us for our blood, thems the breaks.
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Shugojin posted:I mean deep down my biggest issue with for-profit health insurance is that it just seems crushingly inefficient Kaiser (which I guess is non-profit) actually seems to do a good job. I got hit by a car and went to physical therapy for months and they billed the driver's insurance a low 4 figure number for the care (like this was their opening bid). Kaiser basically runs like a single payer socialized system except that it is run by a private entity. They do have some issues in some higher complexity areas like transplants though.
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nm posted:Kaiser (which I guess is non-profit) actually seems to do a good job. Kaiser told my friend to come back in 48 hours when I drove him to the emergency room with a broken skull. I got to spend the next two days walking him to the bathroom to vomit and giving him more percocet for the blinding pain before they'd do surgery. Also if you need mental health anything from them, hope you don't plan on seeing the same doctor more than once or any doctor more than 6 times in a year or getting treatment that's not medication decided on by reading a chart. And never ever leave California cause good luck getting reimbursed if you do and get hurt. I may have a more negative opinion of Kaiser than you.
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pr0zac posted:I may have a more negative opinion of Kaiser than you.
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My psych experience with kaiser has been OK, but I just have good ol' vanilla clinical depression for them to treat I went through like CBT group series and they have a lot of drop in group stuff as well, plus I have the option to see a psychologist on a somewhat regular basis if I wanted to  The only really annoying thing was the person that served as like my bridge between the medical and psych services moved on in less than a year  Granted I guess this could vary a lot by region
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AirBnB knuckles under to San Franciscoquote:Airbnb now says it is willing to provide all local hosts’ information as part of a mandatory registration system it would craft with the city. 
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That's the smartest thing I've seen from AirBnB yet
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MiddleOne posted:They've probably learnt from seeing Uber resisting legislation and getting legislated out of markets one market a time. Have we already addressed Uber's attempt to recruit devs by asking people in the target demographic (which I think is just geographic) programming questions while they are on rides? Is "not prone to carsickness" a qualification for Uber devs?
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WrenP-Complete posted:Is "not prone to carsickness" a qualification for Uber devs? How else are you going to work on the corporate bus into work from SF?
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BarbarianElephant posted:How else are you going to work on the corporate bus into work from SF? True... but then why are they recruiting on the eastern seaboard?
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WrenP-Complete posted:True... but then why are they recruiting on the eastern seaboard? Because lots of people would relocate to work for Uber.
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wateroverfire posted:I wonder who will be scapegoated after AirBnB is brought to heel and everyone realizes SF still has a massive housing problem? I'm not sure what your implication is here. No reasonable person thinks that regulating AirBnB will solve anyone's housing crisis.
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wateroverfire posted:I wonder who will be scapegoated after AirBnB is brought to heel and everyone realizes SF still has a massive housing problem? Free market ideology?
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Subjunctive posted:Because lots of people would relocate to work for Uber. I was trying to make a longer joke about car sickness and relocation, but it didn't work. Sorry.
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WrenP-Complete posted:I was trying to make a joke That was your first and last mistake in D&D.
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Debate & Discussion: I was trying to make a joke
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WrenP-Complete posted:Have we already addressed Uber's attempt to recruit devs by asking people in the target demographic (which I think is just geographic) programming questions while they are on rides? Is "not prone to carsickness" a qualification for Uber devs? I think it is just geographic, because I always get them and I don't think there's any demographic info to suggest I can code aside from being a male in my 30s in the Silicon Valley.
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Baby Babbeh posted:I think it is just geographic, because I always get them and I don't think there's any demographic info to suggest I can code aside from being a male in my 30s in the Silicon Valley. I think you should apply... this is all they need!
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Baby Babbeh posted:I think it is just geographic, because I always get them and I don't think there's any demographic info to suggest I can code aside from being a male in my 30s in the Silicon Valley. Yeah, I agree. http://www.businessinsider.com/uber-recruiting-engineers-through-in-app-coding-test-2016-3 quote:Uber insists that it is not using individual information to identify recruits, but that it is just identifying geographic areas where tech jobs are concentrated to find candidates.
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BarbarianElephant posted:I think you should apply... this is all they need! 
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Facebook is run by cowards. https://gizmodo.com/facebooks-fight-against-fake-news-was-undercut-by-fear-1788808204
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