Izikiel43

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by Izikiel43 10mo ago
What’s the issue with net? It’s a modern cross platform open source language with very good performance
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by Izikiel43 10mo ago
It’s been like that when visiting Europe for years now.
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by Izikiel43 10mo ago
I call it clippy’s revengeance
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by Izikiel43 10mo ago
Easy, you can have a company scale a few lawyers into thousands of cases and call it a day. The total number of working lawyers would dwindle if they are competing on price.
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by Izikiel43 10mo ago
So it is war you say :P
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by Izikiel43 10mo ago
? Companies don't care about society, unless it affects profit. Companies are not people, they are cold machines that through different means try to reach the same purpose, make more money. No one should anthropomorphize companies. The
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by Izikiel43 10mo ago
> the "z" in "utilize" As a native spanish speaker, the "utiliZe" spelling makes it easier for us to learn the word, as it's almost the same as the spanish version "utilizar"
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by Izikiel43 10mo ago
Netflix is looking out for Netflix shareholders, not for consumers, like any other public company.
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by Izikiel43 10mo ago
Then vote and change things through voting. Also, title ix still exists, civil court should take the case.
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by Izikiel43 10mo ago
> Because that's really the choice it has to make: do you fight for the interests of disabled workers, and female workers, and trans workers, and black workers, and immigrant workers? Or do you only fight for the interests of white
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by Izikiel43 10mo ago
Average includes trucks and other stuff which are very above the average and pull it up, because god forbid the avg joe from getting a Honda civic instead of a f150 or above. Also, inflation is a thing. You can get a new Honda civic for les
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by Izikiel43 11mo ago
Most likely? I appreciate how food tastes, and cherries in the winter are expensive and tasteless. Summer cherries are the complete opposite, specially if you live in a state where they produce them locally. In WA they invented their own hy
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by Izikiel43 11mo ago
I'm one of those. But it's not out of principle, it's because they taste much better, I'm currently eating WA pears from costco as it's the season and have been incredibly good and consistent.
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by Izikiel43 11mo ago
> You don't spend half of the year remembering the previous season's cherries waiting for the next time you can taste them. I do that, I miss them
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by Izikiel43 11mo ago
That’s still the case today though. If I get red cherries in winter from Chile, they are not as good as the ones from eastern Washington in the summer. Local seasonal fruit in WA is amazing (cherries, peaches, apples, now is pear season)
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by Izikiel43 11mo ago
Sure, but you are discussing the long term when most of congress only cares about the next election cycle.
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by Izikiel43 11mo ago
The thing is everyone on the queue aren’t citizens, so they don’t vote, so congress doesn’t give a shit if it takes 10+ years for everyone. There is no downside for them to screw everyone equally. However, if they make immigration easier or
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by Izikiel43 11mo ago
The MoPoP in seattle also carries his aesthetic, I would say it's funky, not beautiful
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by Izikiel43 11mo ago
> - Country of Birth caps abolished for Green Cards. Impossible to justify this as it doesn't serve the intended purpose since AC21 was passed. You are saying that since, for example, Indians can remain indeterminately as long as th
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by Izikiel43 11mo ago
Ok. So this is why earlier in the thread they said, less wild chicken pox, more shingles, because immune system goes stupid as there is no wild chicken pox? I had chicken pox as a kid, the vaccine became available in my country in 98, sever
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by Izikiel43 11mo ago
How was the study done? If the vaccine became available in the 90s, and it was given to kids mostly, those people are 40 at most now, so how is the increase in shingles measured? More cases when younger? More older people getting it? Thinki
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by Izikiel43 11mo ago
> If you are under 50 years old, and had chickenpox I'm 2 out of 3, any info on that scenario?
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by Izikiel43 11mo ago
Were those 19 countries a significant source of work in the system?
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by Izikiel43 11mo ago
Very hard process though.
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by Izikiel43 11mo ago
WA, specially Seattle, has done the same as CA with the same results. They shouldn't just enable them, as a lot of homeless are happy in their situation as long as they get food and drugs, they should force them to get clean and become
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by Izikiel43 11mo ago
> They never reveal their core intentions. Is it so hard for them to say, FU, office time now because I like it, or because we want to force attrition, or we bought all this RE and by god we are going to use it? I mean, if they give the
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by Izikiel43 11mo ago
When you say excessive amounts of federal income tax, do you mean each tax payer, or the overall amount? The top 10% of taxpayers contribute 72% of all income tax, so 90% of them aren't really contributing a lot, so per tax payer it&#x
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by Izikiel43 11mo ago
He is a researcher, so I would keep a bit of hope he is not the same as the regular business side of msft.
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by Izikiel43 11mo ago
> A decade and a half is insane timeline in tech industry, and huge majority of users use Siri the same way today as 15 years ago, setting a timer or an alarm clock. When it works! I’ve spend days where it goes wonky and says something w
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by Izikiel43 11mo ago
It was a joke. I can’t believe I have to explain that.

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