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Treating the cost of saving a life as a cost is a completely different question than treating it as an investment.

Picture the US military, with its $600 billion budget, treating all global digital infrastructure as its new battlefield.

They're now treating Windows 10 as their trojan horse to overwhelm you with their services.

But once you have, start treating recruiters badly and see what happens.

I'd like to hear your story about AirBnB customer support treating you like a prince.

If it was a profit issue, there would be money to be made from treating a patient for the consultation and duration of the fast.

Yes, I totally get that it's one way to combat theft, but it's also treating me like I might steal something.

You're treating it as binary - compliant or not compliant.

I think HN got that roughly right: a fresh thread for each major new development, while treating the more ephemeral stories as dupes.

You can stand out by treating applicants as human being and simply replying 'no, it doesn't seem like a good fit' when someone applies for a job.

And while it might just be treating the symptoms, it also gives us the time necessary for technological innovations to change the causes of those same symptoms.

Every model has its trade offs, and it's good to know those trade offs going in, rather than treating the flavor of the day as a silver bullet.

Treating speed limits as "just a suggestion" makes it more difficult for people with actual understanding of traffic patterns to design them to ensure optimal flow of cars.

"Misconception: You should have only one process per Docker container!" as soon as you start treating docker images as anything other that isolated statically compiled executables, you're not going to get the best out of docker.

Treating the law like an absolute immutable contract sounds anathema to a healthy judicial system.