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there is actually such a thing as pig "engineer" pig is an obscure hadoop-adjacent domain specific programming language for munging data
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bob dobbs is dead posted:pig is an obscure hadoop-adjacent domain specific programming language for munging data if you told you made all that up id believe you
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Darkman Fanpage posted:https://twitter.com/CoreyRobin/status/981699456725897218 lmao, it's the mr. show human worth idealogy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ke9iShKzZmM
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hackbunny posted:What's the point of this article the irs doesnt consider 'failson' a valid occupation
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pushpins posted:https://www.nytimes.com/2015/02/08/realestate/in-williamsburg-brooklyn-room-for-a-baby.html?smid=tw-share love to pay monthly fees that are as much as my mortgage
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Zokari posted:if you told you made all that up id believe you https://pig.apache.org/ its deffo out of favor
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Fuzzy McDoom posted:https://twitter.com/coindesk/status/981532292572221440 that's small potatoes compared to this motherfucker's affordable childcare plan quote:The Child Care Equity Fund will invest capital in eligible families that apply for the program to cover a portion of child care costs. The terms of the agreement — size of the investment, payback percentage and duration — will vary from family to family based on the amount of financing, income, and risk profile. The payback period will start once the child has entered school and last a period of years (at maximum until the child graduates high school). Like a company repaying an investor (rather than a debtor repaying a lender), the parents will not owe a monthly debt payment but rather a fixed percentage of monthly income to the Fund. literally taking out loans to pay for little Timmy's daycare. this is better than the state's current system, where the state just pays for it and doesn't need to be reimbursed, because _________
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GalacticAcid posted:https://twitter.com/andEps/status/981962250444595201 I truly feel for their plight. sentence: guillotine.
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Main Paineframe posted:that's small potatoes compared to this motherfucker's affordable childcare plan disrupting the rentseeking economy
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ate poo poo on live tv posted:I truly feel for their plight. sentence: guillotine. they wouldn’t even need to build a homeless shelter anymore!
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theflyingexecutive posted:they wouldn’t even need to build a homeless shelter anymore! What pragmatic solution.
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They're just straight-up trying to harvest your organs now.
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Has Paul "Andrew" Ryan said anything about "scaling back" or repealing the ADA? Seems like something he would have a boner for.
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I know, it's an oldie but a goodie. The fun bit is that most of the truly insane stories on that site are from small businesses and nonprofits.
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my greatest regret is that sentence is probably too long to fit in the thread title
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That's a pretty good subtle burn by the journalist there. It's from politico if anyone cares. https://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2018/04/06/trump-young-conservatives-college-charlie-kirk-turning-point-usa-217829
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https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/atlanta-n-word-confederate-history-month-griffin-georgia-rodney-mccord-a8290176.htmlquote:The tense exchange between the two men happened on the same day that the Atlanta suburb of Griffin, Georgia, declared April as Confederate History Month. While speaking about the declaration during the public comments portion of the meeting, Larry Mr Johnson, a former member of the board who is white, immediately turned his attention to Rodney McCord, who appears to have been one of two black officials at the table. Now what if class war but also a race war 🤔
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Main Paineframe posted:my greatest regret is that sentence is probably too long to fit in the thread title You can get a good part of it Willis, who works at a firm founded by his father,
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Guillotine report: my wife set up a playdate with one of the other moms from my sons daycare class. As soon as I gpsed the address I saw it was in the richest part of town and our instructions were to "park in front of either the first or 2nd garage". The house must have been about 5,000 sq ft, with a backyard bigger than my entire property, a front yard, an inground pool, a tennis court, and a fridge stocked exclusively from whole foods. But they are super nice and my son and their son are friends so please spare them from the revolution, tia
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No. Mercy is a luxury we must not afford ourselves.
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You are collecting valuable information, comrade
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well of course they're nice if you and your wife havent yet demonstrated that you don't know your place
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The Nastier Nate posted:Guillotine report: no way! think of all the uses we'll get out of that place after expropriating it!
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The Nastier Nate posted:Guillotine report: make sure to write a detailed report on the floor plan and security staff
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The Nastier Nate posted:Guillotine report:
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Wheeee posted:actually they are destined to long lives of leisure lol 
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But if we cure people... less money?  quote:Goldman Sachs analysts attempted to address a touchy subject for biotech companies, especially those involved in the pioneering "gene therapy" treatment: cures could be bad for business in the long run. (I originally posted it in doomday econ but it's true it belongs here better)
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Teal posted:But if we cure people... less money? the big pharma paranoia is coming from inside the analytics firm!!
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this is the part where everyone feigns outrage at that evil investment bank and pharmaceutical companies while ignoring the fact that both are merely acting as they must given their place within the capitalist system conceptually understanding complex systems is something that a significant portion of the human population are incapable of luckily Good Capitalist Bill Gates will very publicly donate some money somewhere and everyone will be reassured that the system, while flawed, works
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Teal posted:But if we cure people... less money? There's nothing that says you can't cure a disease based off a financial plan where the patient pays a percentage of their income for the rest of their life because they're now 100% cancer free. You get healthier patients and an indefinite revenue stream...that's win-win folks! Hire me Goldman Sachs!
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The Nastier Nate posted:There's nothing that says you can't cure a disease based off a financial plan where the patient pays a percentage of their income for the rest of their life because they're now 100% cancer free. If you completely cure them, they lose the incentive to keep paying to not die. You've got a long way to go before you're Goldman Sachs material.
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MizPiz posted:If you completely cure them, they lose the incentive to keep paying to not die. If only there was a system where some sort of authority, like, dunno, state, can mandate collection of resources from every citizen, creating a monetary pool which can pay for treatment where the middleman is incentivised to pay for research of permanent cures as they've got nothing to gain from their patients being ill as it means no extra income but only extra losses. That'd be pretty cool I think.
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