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571.
by 77pt77 3y ago
Tilling window manager? I use i3.
572.
by 77pt77 3y ago
My personal favorite is still Henry Kissinger, alive and well at 100 years old.
573.
by 77pt77 3y ago
So those glassdoor numbers are completely wrong? Because nothing there reaches 300K. Is the disparity between disciplines that high?
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by 77pt77 3y ago
Glassdoor [1] seems to imply full professors at MIT make around 200K. [1] https://www.glassdoor.com/Salary/MIT-Professor-Salaries-E288...
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by 77pt77 3y ago
> They both falsified data, and when caught, pointed at each other. Why is that amazing? It's just the default go to. These people don't reach these positions by being honest and admitting their mistakes. They do it by playing
576.
by 77pt77 3y ago
Amazing that whoever faked this data was ever able to get to harvard let alone get tenure. It's just so laughably faked it's not even funny.
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by 77pt77 3y ago
Sure. That's why the banking system is the epitome of the scientific method.
578.
by 77pt77 3y ago
> Some behavioral economist is going to win the Nobel Prize—what do I have to do to be in contention? Just a reminder that there is no Nobel Prize in Economics.
579.
by 77pt77 3y ago
Getting punished is the default. If you refer come across anything, keep your mouth shut.
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by 77pt77 3y ago
The one that only worked on DOS, right?
581.
by 77pt77 3y ago
I used to use that. I sincerely prefer total commander. Total commander also has all those goodies, including browsing and backing up apps and using FS providers. Plus ghost commander had this stupid approach about copying into SD card, whe
582.
by 77pt77 3y ago
Wow! Thank you.
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by 77pt77 3y ago
I didn't know there was a Windows version. The Android version works great. I don't know of a better alternative.
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by 77pt77 3y ago
Little to no math though, which made it mostly a joke.
585.
by 77pt77 3y ago
Is that 35K for someone with a PhD?
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by 77pt77 3y ago
Total commander is pretty good with no funny business. It's "ugly" though. https://www.ghisler.com/ It even has plugins for ftp and I believe sftp.
587.
by 77pt77 3y ago
Onomatopoeias don't really count.
588.
by 77pt77 3y ago
> Portuguese: Pregar ao convertido This is really not a common expression.
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by 77pt77 3y ago
It's never about what is said, or even the "tone". It's about who said it and their status. Your status lowered and all of the sudden your "tone" was off.
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by 77pt77 3y ago
Does your car run on nuclear fusion power?
591.
by 77pt77 3y ago
>But if you really want to know what goes on amongst scientists, there's no alternative but to spend time talking to them. I guess I can always have a monologue...
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by 77pt77 3y ago
The process of studying those subjects is very strongly political. Stop assuming bad faith and stick to the point.
593.
by 77pt77 3y ago
It cannot be helped. Is always takes precedence over ought.
594.
by 77pt77 3y ago
Groups of humans are stupid in very predictable and reproducible ways. No need for conspiracy.
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by 77pt77 3y ago
Did he ever do anything worth mentioning? He sounds like a bureaucrat that just climbed the hierarchical ladder.
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by 77pt77 3y ago
Science is a human endeavour and therefore it's always political.
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by 77pt77 3y ago
Prisons were and are far better. Those were endorsed torture centers with zero accountability. Prisons don't even come close.
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by 77pt77 3y ago
The asylum system was so much worse for the victims than homelessness that it's not even funny. It existed just to hide these facts of life from the most fortunate and spare their feelings. All at the expense of the committed that were
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by 77pt77 3y ago
> The account number should be just an ID, not authentication mechanism. Ergo my "welcome to the american banking system".
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by 77pt77 3y ago
There are very few connections between Korea and Portugal, unlike Japan, where it is quite noticeable, especially in places like Nagasaki.

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