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DarylZero
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4y ago
Relative poverty (social exclusion from economic activity) is more important than absolute poverty (low level of consumption).
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> Founder and former CEO Ryan Breslow posted a fiery Twitter thread accusing notable startup accelerator Y Combinator of “Mob Sh*t” and being corrupted by “money, power, and greed.” (Breslow stepped down as CEO for the company just days
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> The Pi 4 needs 3 Amps for stable operation, though it can run at lower power. A computer's USB 3.0 port provides only 0.9 Amps and USB 2.0 provides only 0.5 Amps [...] > To solve this problem, I worked with an engineering firm
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4y ago
> a seedy area with lots of violence going on E.g. America.
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4y ago
A contemptible moral failing.
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Subservient lapdog attitude toward corporations is a modern thing not a generic property of "society."
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If feeling things actually took up time, you'd be making some sense, but as it is...
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You can easily put numbers on it, lots of polling data. But from your memory just look at how there are "red states" and "blue states" -- they clearly don't correspond to personal life trajectory in the way stated.
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4y ago
What's your excuse for getting the meaning wrong
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That's not remotely true. Political conservatism and social radicalism demonstrably don't correlate with personal experience in that way: children adopt the beliefs of their parents (and/or peers). Hence "champagne soci
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...and even the richest people will deny the reality of that through their religion.
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I'm not getting your point with these questions. Someone who is a victim of an assault may be "on guard" or "hyper-vigilant" for some time afterward. I can remember such an instance in my own life after I was robb
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4y ago
The death of a loved one is another instance when one may be tempted to feel bereft.
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4y ago
That's not an accurate recounting of what I said, but I guess it's one that aids you!
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Yeah if you slap a billionaire in the face, he may succumb to the temptation to feel like he was slapped in the face. I still say, the best way to avoid that feeling is not to be slapped in the face. Just my personal preference.
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4y ago
To assess thoughts according to whether they "aid you," not whether they accurately reflect reality, strikes me as contemptible and weak.
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The best way not to feel like a victim, is not to be a victim.
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It wasn't claimed to be.
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You are still buying into the assumption that this person is not "successful" just because they said luck is more important than these abilities.
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1. You're projecting all of that. You're even assuming the person you're talking to is not "successful" with no basis whatsoever. 2. You're misusing "sour grapes" -- you don't know what it means
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4y ago
Welcome to Earth.
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Was just trying to make a joke about confirmation bias.
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4y ago
https://github.com/iamadamdev/bypass-paywalls-chrome
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Even with an infinitely fast client computer, the server shouldn't accept infinite ticks from one player before processing ticks from another.
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4y ago
If you are really creating things no one sees, how come I never see you doing it?
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You're not even being honest about what I said.
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I don't know why you're bringing my emotions into it. I don't think Discord should exist, and the fact that it's a commercial product shaped by the economic self-interest of one company is the reason it's so bad. Yo
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>When Discord rolls out a new feature, you can trust it to work for everyone on day one. If they have a supported up-to-date browser, yeah... >There is no querying available features for the other side Right. If your browser isn'
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Of course, you wouldn't have such ideas in your head in the first place, if you were capable of listening to other people.
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