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GavinMcG
5y ago
I think you could do this elsewhere. The only change outside of legal briefs is to put all this sort of stuff in footnotes, rather than inline.
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Grammatically, "rather than" opposes "change" to "thrive", but entirely within the context of "look at what we need." It doesn't preclude change itself--just the focus on change.
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5y ago
...that quote doesn't say "never change." It says that "look[ing] at what we need to thrive" is a "more likely" way to change, rather than trying to "look at what we need to...change."
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5y ago
Well one obvious reason is that they're more likely than cis people to be able to contrast actual lived experiences. Also, is it "always"? Or are you just identifying it here?
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5y ago
This just isn't true. Viral load matters.
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That's not true: leakage decreases protection, but there's a scaling relationship rather than a complete elimination of efficacy: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24275016/
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5y ago
From elsewhere in the thread (and on the site's methodology information) it looks like the one that failed was not marked with the information required by the standard, so it fails to meet the standard.
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I don't see where the author said that thinking one has more wisdom necessarily means one loses empathy. I think the author's definition of righteousness is the loss of empathy. The author wouldn't seem to have a problem wi
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I think they're blaming capitalism for the moral failings of the capitalist companies who willingly submit to immoral demands.
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Useless? It still tells me that the US-made masks I bought from a reputable manufacturer aren't up to spec. Eliminating the ones that fail regardless of fit is extremely helpful.
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Pre- delta , even: https://www.wsj.com/articles/the-delta-variant-is-more-conta...
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This is a bizarre take. Android is the most-adopted mobile OS in the world.
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5y ago
I'm a lefty, and I've tried an awful lot of pens. I agree with the Energel recommendation (and primarily use Energel refills) but I'd put Zebra Sarasa gel pens alongside them. There are other good options out there in terms o
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5y ago
But that's exactly the distinction that matters. Treating the services one has received as a debt implies that one must pay back that debt and is free of any other obligation. In reality, as you're pointing out, we're all con
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It's "steel" here, and "shutters"
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5y ago
Do schoolchildren need to earn their education?
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5y ago
Good lord
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5y ago
Sure, but the comment said it was borrowed into English from Old French, which was accurate. The point of the comment was that the borrowing wasn't directly from Latin (with a b) but indirectly from Old French (without a b). No one was
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> From Middle English dette , dett , borrowed from Old French dete It seems to.
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> erroneously sent in response to the wrong password being attempted against the master account This seems likely. After the original HN post, I went to delete my LastPass account as I've been using Bitwarden for several years. I in
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GavinMcG
5y ago
The conjunction fallacy has to do with evaluation of likelihood. It's completely unrelated to the conversation so far, which has to do with interpreting whether a conjunction is meaningful in itself.
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> it is also very possible that Yes, speaking strictly grammatically. But that's not how people communicate.
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> Why would a therapist confront a patient like this? Well one reason would be that self-contradiction is part of the behavior the patient is seeking to change, and making the patient aware of their behavior can help them recognize it. &
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Bitwarden. Its TOTP service is a premium feature ($10 per year).
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How do you decide this? If you propose this, and they propose a different strategy, what do you expect happens on the next move?
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I don't claim software development couldn't possibly be spiritual. Just that the comment was not earnest.
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OP asked an earnest question, and deserves earnest replies.
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"Too many to list"? It's a pandemic simulation--there aren't that many variables to manipulate. And misinformation was already a huge talking point several years ago, after the 2016 election and the Mueller report. Say
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Don't spread it by bringing it up here, then.
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Tortious interference is the deliberate interference with a contract between the target and a third party, and generally requires the intent to disrupt performance of that contract. Submitting fake job applications doesn't fit the bi
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