Clubber

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by Clubber 2y ago
That's certainly the easiest route. Depending on circumstances, you might have to live with that for the rest of your life. Also, if you have kids, you'll be teaching them through example of how they should take care of you as wel
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by Clubber 2y ago
A probably fake anecdote is a young person saw a disk and asked, "Why do you have a 3D printed save button?" I did have someone refer to a CD drive tray as a cup holder once though.
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by Clubber 2y ago
Floppy square. I still have some old floppy squares in a closet somewhere.
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by Clubber 2y ago
This is probably a good thing. When it was super easy and cheap to get a crap meal for $10, lots of people did it and lots of people got bigger and that $10 a day added up. For us, when we go out, we'll do a sit down restaurant and act
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by Clubber 2y ago
>It feels like this is the turning point when corporate social media giants found out that anger/depression are the easiest ways to increase engagement. Rush Limbaugh figured this out in the 80s. He made lots of money and everyone f
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by Clubber 2y ago
>This is why I am embarrassed to tell people I work in tech. Because of the ad, or because all the people complaining about the ad?
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by Clubber 2y ago
It's probably a manufactured outrage campaign.
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by Clubber 2y ago
Irrational outrage and anger isn't a trait to strive for I wouldn't think.
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by Clubber 2y ago
>But it feels like people are almost going out of their way to get offended by this. After all the news about this, I finally watched it. I don't get why people are complaining. It's either a ploy by Apple marketing to get peop
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by Clubber 2y ago
Someone tell The Los Angeles Angels.
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by Clubber 2y ago
Thanks for that. The same thing is happening to this protest as what happened in many other protests in the US. The news is finding outliers and representing it as the norm. January 6th, the majority of those people weren't trying to o
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by Clubber 2y ago
I'm just going on what the news says, and you know how the news likes to misrepresent stuff for clicks, but here's a few articles on the topic. https://abcnews.go.com/US/student-protesters-denounce-antise...
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by Clubber 2y ago
I like how you cut my quote in half to misrepresent what I said. Well done.
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by Clubber 2y ago
>Criticism of the actions of the government of Israel is not the same thing as anti-semitism Unfortunately, it seems the protesters themselves often don't make the distinction between anti-Zionism and anti-semitism.
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by Clubber 2y ago
We're really struggling to find good people. We do it the old fashioned way, just a one hour 4 dev interview. We don't ask really tough questions or anything. An example is, "can you describe normalization and what it's
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by Clubber 2y ago
Have him read this from the NHS. They recommend vaping as a substitute for smoking. I feel they are less compromised than US institutions. https://www.nhs.uk/better-health/quit-smoking/vaping-to-quit...
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by Clubber 2y ago
I've also read that the food pyramid was apt for the time since meat and whatnot was so expensive. They were trying to get enough calories in people. The food pyramid has its origins not in recommendations for a balanced diet but in f
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by Clubber 2y ago
I wish him luck. I'm sure he's tried it but substitutes like vapes or gum at least get the tobacco out. That would be a significant improvement over cigarettes. >I'm going to encourage and help him in any way I can Imagine
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by Clubber 2y ago
Ya smoking is addictive as hell to a lot of people, particularly if they got hooked young. They all know it's bad for them too. So what judgements do you cast on smokers?
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by Clubber 2y ago
I think the drop in smoking rates are good, I think the tactics used to get there were pretty bad. Think of all the side eyes and snide remarks she received throughout her life because of it. Smokers became the new national villain between
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by Clubber 2y ago
>I suspect it's more to do with being the number one cause of preventible cancer by far. Yes, I'm sure. How altruistic. If only all the vitriol wasn't there, that would be a lot more believable. Now we get to pay around ~$
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by Clubber 2y ago
>a basic understanding of nutrition There's a loooong history in the US of nutrition misinformation. A couple of examples: - The food pyramid. - Eating fat makes you fat, therefore sugary food being labeled as "fat free,&
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by Clubber 2y ago
Also the extra burden on social security where all people would die at 65/70 due to smoking now die at 85/90. I feel the anti-smoking crusade wasn't about health, it was about neurotic people using the government as a weapon
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by Clubber 2y ago
>Do you mean paying for tutoring (in which case you actually learn the material), or more devious shenanigans like faking your work, cheating or hiring lookalikes to sit for exams, bribing professors, etc.? The latter of course. Academic
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by Clubber 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trustworthy_computing Trustworthy Computing initiative was 22 years ago. Hopefully the new start menu ads won't be another attack vector.
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by Clubber 2y ago
Yes, this. To add to that, say hypothetically, I'm an employer and I want to grow my company by building some software. I decide to shoot for the moon and hire a Stanford grad. I happen to get one of the "paid for," ones and
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by Clubber 2y ago
>BTW, the term "Leopards Eating People's Faces Party" refers to a lot more than just Republicans I stopped watching politics about 5 years ago and I constantly have to fight my YouTube feed to keep it out. I've never
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by Clubber 2y ago
That devalues the paper that hundreds of thousands of kids earned the hard way. It's sad.
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by Clubber 2y ago
I was just replying to this general statement. >>everyone wants near good jobs >How dare they want a better life? /s >You can always build up or denser but NIMBY's don't allow that so here we are. reply FWIW, I ho
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by Clubber 2y ago
How do you make NYC denser?

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