JasserInicide

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by JasserInicide 2y ago
Yup. It was just a bunch of people who just wanted to show up and say they were there and basically just pushed their luck with how far they could get into the Capitol building. There was little if any organization to it all. It was not the
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by JasserInicide 2y ago
on a business you need predictibility, and even more than that: predictibility across teams, for which sprint is better at. in a well run company, the managers are not the enemies of developers, they work together to make the entire proces
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by JasserInicide 2y ago
With semiconductor manufacturing being overseas (where lower wages are) for much of the past decades, how will Intel/TSMC opening up locations in the US affect prices? I imagine this just means everything will just get more expensive.
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by JasserInicide 2y ago
I have 0 faith in our governments to carry out any long-term projects that aren't military-related. Like wasn't a trillion dollar infrastructure bill passed a couple years ago? Where has all that money gone?
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by JasserInicide 2y ago
Limit processed food intake
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by JasserInicide 2y ago
No, we should eat what we want and instead focus on more sustainable practices for what we have now
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by JasserInicide 2y ago
And this time it requires an additional click to get to. Like fucking Christ why?? This is why having a horde of UI designers on payroll is never a positive.
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by JasserInicide 2y ago
Complete whataboutism. If I fat finger bad data, that's expressly my fault. This is a case where I now need to worry about tools I use that never sent my usage data somewhere now sending it somewhere.
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by JasserInicide 2y ago
Yeah wtf is going on? I went back several pages and can't even find it
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by JasserInicide 2y ago
Let's be honest here: people are going to watch the video on their iPhone, fleetingly think "well that's a weird ad, really did not like that..." and then move onto something else on their iPhone. Apple has been untoucha
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by JasserInicide 2y ago
I do really feel your frustration, but at the same time, the network and ease of use of gas refueling has just had so much more time to grow and become ingrained in society. Irrelevant. If you're taking on the incumbent you better ha
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by JasserInicide 2y ago
Visiting family over the holidays last year, I picked Avis's cheapest grab-bag tier and they gave me a Chevy EUV. Was my first time driving an electric vehicle. The fact that I had to look up what a charging network is, find a charging
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by JasserInicide 2y ago
My fridge has been running 24/7 for 15 years and has never had an issue.
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by JasserInicide 2y ago
Willing to bet that most people who take up something that pays much less don't have kids
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by JasserInicide 2y ago
People getting sick and tired of news outlets becoming increasingly partisan are now automatically "conservative"? You're part of the problem
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by JasserInicide 2y ago
It makes me wonder if NPR news leadership thinks they are doing a good job? Is there an audience out there that think NPR is doing a good job in absolute terms? Yes and yes. As rags have become increasingly partisan, the only ones that a
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by JasserInicide 2y ago
Wake me when executives start getting double digit year jailtimes. Until then, I'm convinced nothing has nor will change.
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by JasserInicide 2y ago
I would love to live in that climate but that's not where the high-paying tech jobs and somewhat-affordable housing are. Instead I have to be in a climate where it's a blistering 105F for 3 straight months (arguably equally as dep
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by JasserInicide 3y ago
It would have gone the way of the Palm Pre guaranteed. They just don't have the cash compared to Apple/Google
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by JasserInicide 3y ago
Seeing people perform in high risk competition is something that goes back to antiquity. I don't know why we can't be more honest with ourselves on this point. I don't watch UFC but I do know that in the past 20 years the NFL
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by JasserInicide 3y ago
It'd be nice to have cheaper vehicle options but it seems the entry-level market for virtually every size has disappeared over the past decade, and EVs won't be entry-level for a long time.
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by JasserInicide 3y ago
What is wrong with this example exactly? This is what you want in a service object.
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by JasserInicide 3y ago
Found the functioning alcoholic
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by JasserInicide 3y ago
Depends on the drug. Caffeine? Probably the most used and least worst, could still cause sleep disruptions. Weed? Could be a problem. It's very easy to get mentally addicted to it and turn you into a bowl of mush, but if you're us
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by JasserInicide 3y ago
Apparently you can't say "suicide" anymore in YouTube videos because it's automatic demonetization so people are now saying "unalive"
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by JasserInicide 3y ago
A great recent example is everyone changing whitelist/blacklist to allowlist/blocklist because Americans are so fucking obsessed with race politics that they see it absolutely everywhere
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by JasserInicide 3y ago
Not surprising from a Chinese company
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by JasserInicide 3y ago
UBI is just not happening any time soon in the US. To start, half of the country is already default against it. Precisely 0 people in Congress, the White House, or those in adjacent power roles (lobbyists and whatnot) are for it or have any
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by JasserInicide 3y ago
Desalination is incredibly energy-inefficient and everyone over 40 (i.e. everyone in positions of power) was successfully brainwashed that nuclear BAD so it's going to be decades by the time it's ever a consideration again in the
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by JasserInicide 3y ago
You were lucky to get a rejection! You could say that again. In the early 2010s, I always got rejection emails. 10 years later with milliennials now in hiring manager spots, ghosting is now the norm.

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