ImAnAmateur

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by ImAnAmateur 2y ago
In all seriousness: Can you provide proof of that? Because nothing I've read on the subject is definitive about methods that prevent it.
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by ImAnAmateur 2y ago
This mirrors my experience in retail. Anything less than the top score is counted as a negative, often counting the 1-9 score as a 0 with the 10 as a 1. The heat lands on a local manager when corporate comes to town. What ends up happening
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by ImAnAmateur 3y ago
You're right about it not being a strawman. I used the wrong word.
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by ImAnAmateur 3y ago
Mind sharing the source on that report? Where was the link to it published?
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by ImAnAmateur 3y ago
Do you remember the age ranges of those foster kids?
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by ImAnAmateur 3y ago
Talking about it being the "mark of the beast" is a strawman. What you should talk about instead to win support among those same groups of people is to explain how it isn't/wouldn't be a means of government abuse. T
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by ImAnAmateur 3y ago
The minnow security model is bad at protecting one fish, it's good at protecting 10000. What would you say is an advantage unique to SMS that would be lost if text messages were switched to another model? I'm asking sincerely. The
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by ImAnAmateur 3y ago
That is a very convincing argument for why SMS should be replaced entirely for everyone.
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by ImAnAmateur 3y ago
This is a huge useless strawman. Talk specifics and we can get somewhere. Talk specifics and we can begin to understand the problems with X in Y because Z. It sounds like the author is trying and failing to understand why some specific grou
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by ImAnAmateur 3y ago
It may be because it's an ongoing investigation. There's a big difference between "not now" and "never". If it's what you say it is, then it might be very definitive and graphic. Out of respect for the fam
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by ImAnAmateur 3y ago
>The Nevada Supreme Court rejected all of those arguments, reasoning that Collman would likely have been convicted on other evidence. And they also again refused to specifically rule on the challenges to bite-mark identification, and to
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by ImAnAmateur 3y ago
Because it's the internet. Anyone in the world can see a post, decide to do something, and then try and seek me (or my family, job, etc) out. I grew up watching YouTubers struggle under the weight of popularity without the professional
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by ImAnAmateur 3y ago
So where is the problem? The rate of the mining? The efficiency? I would assume that helium baloons wouldn't be the culprit in a shortage because they'll be the first to go in a shortage. I assumed it was because the money made fr
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by ImAnAmateur 3y ago
It's up to those of us living today to decide to make the common rising baloon extinct. It's going to happen one day regardless. If we do it sooner, we get to use helium for medicine longer. I'm in favor, though sad, of a gov
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by ImAnAmateur 3y ago
Pictures or demonstrations would make this easier to digest.
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by ImAnAmateur 3y ago
This was an extremely long read. If I had the energy and time to discuss it then it would make for great conversation. I suppose there is one thing I want to say the most. It's not often that I read something that makes me reflect back
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by ImAnAmateur 3y ago
If you don't like that philosophical abstraction then let me phrase it another way: "How much of our cancer rates and fetal anomalies are a natural result of our genes, and how much are they a result of things we humans have done
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by ImAnAmateur 3y ago
Take the project down... from Steam. After the Dolphin Emulator situation this seems like a completely expected result. The HN title should be fixed.
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by ImAnAmateur 3y ago
And this is in addition to the regular known risk of plastic leeching into water over time as the water bottle breaks down or hot/freezing temperatures that can also cause the water bottle to break down. I spoke to a 70 year old co-w
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by ImAnAmateur 3y ago
The person who found it said in a Tiktok video linked in the Twitter replies below that the phone didn't have a lock on it so he opened it up to that mail page. I'm not gonna quibble about him changing his story, but it's not
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by ImAnAmateur 3y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aeroflot_Flight_1492 https://www.flightglobal.com/analysis/analysis-superjet-fire... Made for interesting reading. I think that it's possible that one more lif
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by ImAnAmateur 3y ago
The angry tone is making the details harder to grasp. The first thing the article does is point to an older article about a previous FTC statement. In it, TechDirt seems to disagree about what fair use is and then uses that disagreement to
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by ImAnAmateur 3y ago
> “Social media research has largely assumed that [so-called] social media addiction is going to follow the same framework as drug addiction,” said Turner. Orben’s team and others argue that this is likely to be oversimplistic and are in
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by ImAnAmateur 3y ago
Three of the 51 authors are from Poland. There are breakdowns by country and also comparisons of forest cover, urbanization, and temperature. There's a button that lets you look at the pictures if you want an easy country overview.
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by ImAnAmateur 3y ago
Good eye. Missed that. I immediately want to question why it mentions the first year only when, I believe, that it's been running for at least over six years. Even if all the statistics are put in front of us, interpreting them might r
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by ImAnAmateur 3y ago
This is very light on details for those who know nothing about it.
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by ImAnAmateur 3y ago
This article has a strange tone. It fails to prove anything by the end other than that X amount of people graduate the program without stating what amount of people enter. What the program is doing sounds like it has helped, but the article
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by ImAnAmateur 3y ago
> There was this poor lady on a board who crocheted this damn homunculus when it was supposed to be this elaborate picture and she just got totally scammed! Waste of material and time and money! I would love to see this. Both the instruc
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by ImAnAmateur 3y ago
That critical mass may be online now. And the internet is so silo'd that it may not form or may not be noticed.
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by ImAnAmateur 3y ago
I don't see it, in the United States, as being that severe. The housing and economic squeeze is going to change the locations that people live and may change the ways in which people live together, but I don't expect it to become

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