Akinato

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by Akinato 7y ago
Hey, it'll work out for at least one food/recipe blogger when they get the channel "Eat my shorts".
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by Akinato 7y ago
"The Navy SEAL and His Doctor: An experimental brain treatment blows up two lives"
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by Akinato 7y ago
We're just missing all of the sensors (and the accompanying data), but I imagine that's only a matter of time. We're already seeing the basics of biometrics being added in.
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by Akinato 7y ago
My entire family, outside of myself, has struggled with alcohol. I watched it turn them from brilliant, creative people into miserable wretches that avoided living life like one would an allergy. For every single one of them, they started o
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by Akinato 7y ago
Yeah, I feel like there's a light slap coming Amazon's way for this. It's too blatantly anti-competitive. It should probably be more punitive than it will be, but that doesn't seem to be the way our governments are going
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by Akinato 7y ago
Those who love, wholly.
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by Akinato 7y ago
It seems funny that he's trying to argue about the word "pedo" when he double/tripled down on his accusations by hiring investigators. Elon Musk is a brilliant, broken and fragile man. While I hold a great respect his pr
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by Akinato 7y ago
Damn. Haven't heard that one before but it's quite poignant.
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by Akinato 7y ago
A big thing about getting first hand experience is learning what questions you even need to ask! When you first start, you don't even know what you don't know. All the conferences in the world aren't going to help you if you
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by Akinato 7y ago
Does this not show that there is something inherently wrong with society?
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by Akinato 7y ago
Honestly I would agree with that. I'm rarely not in front of a screen as an adult. Even if I were to go tech free on the weekends, the majority of my time would still be spent on a screen.
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by Akinato 7y ago
I remember that! I loved the story (albeit it was just a story). Kind of cool to see that this is a possibility soon.
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by Akinato 7y ago
People that are so rich/connected that they can become "too difficult to pursue" seems like a good step towards becoming Gotham.
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by Akinato 7y ago
Honestly, I find the limited user base helps a lot too. You can read all the view points without scrolling through thousands of jokes.
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by Akinato 7y ago
Old forums used to feel a bit like a community. They were small and close nit, and visibility wasn't dictated by voting, so proper in-depth discussions could happen. They felt more like a collaborative room than a megaphone. At least,
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by Akinato 7y ago
I would argue that there are few, if any, countries in the world that this description would not apply to. However, I agree with the point that you're making wholeheartedly. There's a very serious amount of wealth disparity around
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by Akinato 7y ago
This seems like it's pretty unethical. I'm not a fan. Surge pricing only really (sort of) makes sense to me for resources that can be temporarily at capacity, as a means of prioritization of customers. Even that is kind of scummy.
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by Akinato 7y ago
Same here. Neil Cicierega and Weebl's crazy antics are what got me interested in basic programing way back when I was 12-13. From there I started doing more and more complicated things in Actionscript. Sure I didn't learn any theo
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by Akinato 7y ago
Seems like they pulled a Streisand as now I've downloaded the entire free package just in case it disappears. Some of these are a blast too. dads.adjusted.cocktail is probably my favourite combo I've found so far. Nope: describe.m
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by Akinato 7y ago
Yes. Humans are not suddenly owned because they take part in a contest or work for an employer. We should be allowed to point out literal genocide and authoritarian beatdowns without losing our jobs -- especially when it's an entirely
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by Akinato 7y ago
I'd agree with this perspective honestly. Older people no longer relate to finding as many "bae" or partners as possible. They're generally not looking for a teenage boy band to sweep them off their feet and make their d
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by Akinato 7y ago
This was the biggest pet peeve for me. That and you couldn't even really enjoy or use those spaces, because if you spread out at all then you'd be in the way. You'd also have people circling like sharks, on top of the people
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by Akinato 7y ago
Oh wow this is brilliant! I love this concept.
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by Akinato 7y ago
That gives me hope then! I'm up in Canada and all the universities I've visited / attended had the computers right near the librarian (so they could micromanage) and beside all the study desks. It always seemed sub-optimal to
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by Akinato 7y ago
I feel like libraries should probably be compartmentalized more. A room for the main catalogue of books, a room filled with outlets and empty tables for studying and working, and a room with computers / empty desks with outlets for tho
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by Akinato 7y ago
For some reason having a car that can appear 2 dimensional at times doesn't seem like the best plan to me, unless you have great insurance.
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by Akinato 7y ago
I'm not too shy to say that I kind of love getting toys from McDonalds. The amount of Pokemon / Nintendo / etc toys I've gotten have vastly improved my desk set up. They're kind of nice when real figures in a store
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by Akinato 7y ago
Oh gosh please no. Gifs are fine on Reddit, but I personally don't think they should be used in professional communications. I don't find it humanizes companies so much as it makes it look like they're trying too hard to appe
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by Akinato 7y ago
Same here. My eyes are so happy.
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by Akinato 7y ago
I'm betting the question was something akin to "Why do you prefer vaping over smoking traditional cigarettes?" or "Do you prefer flavored smoking products over unflavored?" While the argument does have some minor me

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