HardlyCurious

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by HardlyCurious 4y ago
Probably because it creates problems. You need math teachers who speak that language for one. Then you divide the student body, probably along racial lines for the most part, which isn't a good thing. And then lastly, it will only h
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by HardlyCurious 4y ago
The effects of preschool have been studied and showed no benefits after grade 3. Not sure about the year round portion of it, but it seems to me this is a narrative born from intuition and not from evidence.
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by HardlyCurious 4y ago
Capping housing prices will cause less houses to be built, which is the opposite of your stated goal. Look, if you want more housing we have to let developers build more housing. Many areas in the country put in restrictions like limiting
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by HardlyCurious 4y ago
Yes, there are solutions or work arounds for these issues. It just makes commuting on a bike inconvenient for many people. Electric bikes are great, but other than price, it starts to blur between having an electric motorcycle. Especially
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by HardlyCurious 4y ago
I lived very close to my work for a period and tried bike commuting. I don't disagree with the benefits of doing it, but it's not very realistic for most people in most places. I was having a hard time NOT getting sweaty on my ri
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by HardlyCurious 4y ago
Would you volunteer to have twice the dreadful commute for the benefit of your partner, or do you see yourself being the beneficiary of this configuration?
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by HardlyCurious 4y ago
This is really the selling point of mass transit for me. But I have a problem. I'm an introvert and I get fatigued by constant human interaction. I also get fatigued by constant distractions. I really benefit from having some breath
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by HardlyCurious 4y ago
Why?
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by HardlyCurious 4y ago
If that is your standard for being a 'car country'. What is your standard for being a 'public transport country' or 'train country'?
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by HardlyCurious 4y ago
This talking point gets repeated a lot, and it is really disingenuous. What you are saying has absolutely nothing to do with legitimate medical doctors being deplatformed because they have an off script opinion of how society should respond
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by HardlyCurious 4y ago
It could even be to throw us off, make it look less insidery.
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by HardlyCurious 4y ago
There is no suspects last I knew. We don't know if the perps were 'it's own citizen'.
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by HardlyCurious 4y ago
They are just trying to hire less programmers, because programmers are expensive. They will have even more business / system analysts than before. And they will still have to have programmers to piece stuff together and debug systems
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by HardlyCurious 4y ago
Do you think 1.5x people get paid 50% more than a 1x typically? If a 1.5x got paid 50% more for doing 50% more work, do you consider that disproportionate?
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by HardlyCurious 4y ago
If your problem is that you are unjustifiably negative, then maybe chanting positive things to yourself will help. I think the problem facing most people is having standards they see others meet that they do not. "I should be married b
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by HardlyCurious 4y ago
It isn't a choice for most men to just surround themselves with compassionate people. It's hard to find them for one, and often you won't really know until you have gotten to know them a bit. And this assumes they are even i
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by HardlyCurious 4y ago
It's a shitty situation, and it seems all too common for men. The usual knee jerk response is to blame the men for being unable to communicate effectively. I think the sad truth is that not everyone is cared about equally, and sometime
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by HardlyCurious 4y ago
They limit the blast radius to the scope of systems that either directly or indirectly call the microservice, which is commonly the same blast radius as a monolith that was replaced by the microservices.
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by HardlyCurious 4y ago
Is it less pointless to keep him in jail for the rest of his life?
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by HardlyCurious 4y ago
Perhaps we should coin the phase 'embedded microservices'.
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by HardlyCurious 4y ago
Do your low income neighbors work on their cars at their houses? Have they been busted for doing it while you haven't?
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by HardlyCurious 4y ago
My previous comment wasn't worded the best. At the end of the day, I think the pretentiousness comes from superiority signalling. When a vegan talks about how eating meat is wrong the implication is that they feel morally superior to
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by HardlyCurious 4y ago
Rejection of the mainstream / establishment properties is the pretense. It isn't that you like something, it's that you don't want to be associated to some other things. And you don't want to be associated to those
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by HardlyCurious 4y ago
If I would drop a word from 'conspiracy theory' in this case it would be theory, not conspiracy.
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by HardlyCurious 4y ago
Any methodology that requires discipline to work is a bad methodology. Trying hard ALWAYS works. That is how work got done before agile existed. The goal is to find a methodology that brings ease. So you can stop putting effort into the
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by HardlyCurious 4y ago
Given what we learned from the Snowden leaks, I would be willing to believe that any PR in apples favor is awarded by the govt for exchange of their cooperation relating to providing the govt data / access they request. I don't tr
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by HardlyCurious 4y ago
And then their avatars could have cloth masks, you know, just for show, like why TV anchors wore them.
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by HardlyCurious 4y ago
We need sanctions. You can't expect corporations to wage international campaigns for human rights, nor do we want that corporations to exercise such power. We need govt action.
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by HardlyCurious 4y ago
Getting banned from China shouldn't be looked at as something a business can't consider. If so, it gives tremendous leverage to China to control western corporations. What we need is govt sanctions against china before this goes
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by HardlyCurious 4y ago
How random do you think outcomes are? Is a minority from a ghetto just lucky if they get admitted to Harvard? When we see a stereotypical white guy get admitted to Harvard, we would assume they are privileged. Are the people who break out

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