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by Glide 5y ago
It even spells out his first name....
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by Glide 5y ago
The consistency is impressive.
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by Glide 5y ago
The western name thing is all about pronunciation. It also helps when you realize all other personal information on a candidate might be redacted, except for a name. It predates the current cultural climate by decades.
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by Glide 5y ago
Cultural colonization
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by Glide 5y ago
Counterpoint to this, is that I’ve seen people be reluctant to click where they are not reluctant to touch. That barrier is vital for people who did not grow up with tech to interact and experiment with it. Here’s one question: hover on foc
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by Glide 5y ago
Yep. There’s a dangerous line of thinking when people start arguing for positive rights.
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by Glide 5y ago
This is so true. It’s especially true when a dance floor is crowded or it’s harder to listen to the music. It’s harder to "cut loose" if one or two restrictions are going on. For dancing, a couple things helped me out. Repetition
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by Glide 5y ago
You’re not... I would think Apple TV + hdmi should do the trick. There doesn’t seem to be a technical reason this can’t be done seeing as atmos does work on Apple TV, but.... I would rather have my TV off when just having music on.
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by Glide 5y ago
That moment when you realize how long ago LoTR trilogy was....
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by Glide 6y ago
James Lindsey hit the nail on the head years ago comparing it to religion. I think you’re optimistic in your formulation that there is redemption in that system. That or it’s a very useful paraphrase.
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by Glide 6y ago
I don’t think it’s a coincidence that it ramped up during COVID and it’s worse in western countries (actually would like to know if wokeness is affecting non-western locked down countries).
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by Glide 6y ago
We had a politician say "amen and awomen” not too long ago. And he’s ordained in some fashion. We all want off this crazy ride.
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by Glide 6y ago
Yeah. I kind of wish people held your viewpoint more. I actually see a lot of things happening domestically and globally as a regression to the mean of human civilization.
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by Glide 6y ago
We have met the enemy and it is us.
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by Glide 6y ago
From the perspective of their respective governments? Yes. Absolutely yes. The hands of those on the levers of power change over the years. Beware what you give them.
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by Glide 6y ago
You’re not alone. His statements don’t line up with the ruckus after the Tom Cotton op-Ed or Bari Weiss’s departure.
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by Glide 7y ago
Committing a Career Limiting Move?
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by Glide 7y ago
I thought it was the elastic that broke down and not the filter? If so you can basically fix a mask with elastic and a stapler.
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by Glide 7y ago
Can entire supply chains switch over that quickly? I would imagine that if something catastrophic were to occur and supply chains had to switch, we would need some buffer.
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by Glide 7y ago
Yes... https://www.feedingamerica.org/find-your-local-foodbank
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by Glide 7y ago
Help my ignorance here, but why is the first response seem to go federally? Corruption seems to be a huge issue for Chicago, and the city is mostly run by one side for a while so why can’t they get anything done?
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by Glide 7y ago
I thought we’ve established that we’re all Keynesians now.
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by Glide 7y ago
The American political right faces constant scrutiny from left learning news in America. The simple fact is that somehow labor unions seem to be turning against the political left, which means someone messed up big time.
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by Glide 7y ago
Because of the electoral college, voices are not wiped out and discounted entirely in this country. I do not want the equivalent of a yellow vests movement happening here. Gerrymandering is a huge issue, and it makes it so that moderates do
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by Glide 7y ago
It’s sad to see people fall for guilt by association. In most interviews that Jordan Peterson has when he talks about meeting his fans is when he sounds the happiest. This really is what Scott Adams talks about with two movies and one scree
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by Glide 8y ago
Hey, I work for Pivotal and I'm on an Kessel Run Air Force engagement. We teach things by doing them. That's why we're effective. So we are involved heavily in the making of software, we've always been. Our main schtick
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by Glide 8y ago
Yeah. I think they know that. They always chuckle when we bring up the hashtag. I'm on a Kessel Run project now and they are great clients.
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by Glide 8y ago
So that feels like saying ASP.NET AJAX was way ahead of the game. And in some ways it was. And in other ways you had this massive __VIEWSTATE hidden input field that would have to be sent in order to recreate state. But I will say, it was v
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by Glide 8y ago
It definitely was when I went there.
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by Glide 9y ago
What he wants is to stir up some controversy so that an executive is convinced that his engineers are doing things wrong and will bring him in to "fix" things. His part about pushing that stuff down the stack reads to me like: &qu

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