Jcowell

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by Jcowell 2y ago
It seems silly to say this is the idea behind DEI rather than what folks may feel is the consequence (I neither don’t care if it is or isn’t”).
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by Jcowell 2y ago
I thought because of the EU they have to make these private APIs public?
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by Jcowell 2y ago
> It's upsetting to the progressives but Biden and Obama both deported far more than Trump did. Is it ? Outside of the extreme progressive ideologies , what about the progressive platform would be against deportations?
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by Jcowell 2y ago
What are you even talking about?
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by Jcowell 2y ago
Short of actually , multiple, live stream evidence of Trump sexually abusing a child. He will never lose credibility.
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by Jcowell 2y ago
It wouldn’t be the first time an American President decided not to enforce a SC ruling.
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by Jcowell 2y ago
+1 on Worm. I’ve read it twice and was captivated both times
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by Jcowell 2y ago
> and reading reviews of the vision pro Try it out , it’s really neat
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by Jcowell 2y ago
> particularly if you take 8 years to do it. And if you expect people to shell out a lot of cash up The time and cash is key here. Time in that if you are just doing what your competitors are doing with nothing new to show for it AND to
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by Jcowell 2y ago
But it is the difference of being able to turn on the app and choose when you want and don’t want to drive vs having to work in a time box that might or might no convent for you. A waiter cannot decide to not work one day without getting
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by Jcowell 2y ago
People don’t go for a college degree to “better themselves” in an educational sense. they go because any job that pays a worthwhile salary requires minimum a bachelors. Hell most job posting for our field requires a bachelors even though
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by Jcowell 2y ago
> None of that changes the basic principle that the US government was supposed to uphold, namely, that the role of government is not to solve whatever problem someone thinks should be solved, but to protect everyone's basic rights a
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Posing as 'Alicia,' This Man Scammed Hundreds Online. He Was Also a Victim(wsj.com)
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by Jcowell 2y ago
I have three major gripes with Apple TV (plus and otherwise) 1. The website is ass. i’ve attempted nervous times to sign into my gaming PC before giving up and using my Apple device. Great for my Apple device but ass if I ever want to watch
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by Jcowell 2y ago
> But my point is, essays like these assume we are peak humanity. Do they? the might assume we’re peak humanity right now but they don’t make the claim that we’re are the peak there ever will be
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by Jcowell 2y ago
I never quite understood the security theater thing. Isn’t the fact that at each airport , you will be scanned and possibly frisked a deterrent and you can’t measure what dissent occur so the only way to know if it works is observe a timeli
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by Jcowell 2y ago
I world argue it’s still cause of money, whether it’s more money or less money doesn’t matter, just the money (and benefits if America) to be able to live. It’s only when your answer is still the same given you don’t have financial responsi
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by Jcowell 2y ago
I guess it’s a sense of why do I need a PASSION for it. I’ll do it , but my passion more so lies in say not starving to death while enjoying my hobbies rather than caring more than I need to about YOUR product
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by Jcowell 2y ago
I never keep the comments of the commit when squash merging. Only a sensible title of the PR and the number so it can be found. All the details are then in the PR where the more nuanced discussion is had.
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by Jcowell 2y ago
> The default should be for them to not pass laws, if they don’t have time to understand the issues. That’s insanity. Why wait when you can have a regulatory body dedicated to understanding and regulating based on those understanding. If
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by Jcowell 2y ago
If this is New york, and we’re talking alot using manhattan to get somewhere, your car isn’t beating the train unless someone throws themselves in the track
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by Jcowell 2y ago
> the locking implications of autovacuum I thought the only case this would be a worry is if the auto vacuum is to prevent wraparound
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by Jcowell 2y ago
Yes the kids these days call it being “Him” (or whatever third person singular pronoun you may refer to)
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by Jcowell 2y ago
Especially for gaming
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by Jcowell 2y ago
I just fall under the banner that everything we do is natural since we are natural, even if we were to desires nature it self. After all it was natural selection that brought us here.
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by Jcowell 2y ago
I fall under the idea that yes, everything is natural, we are not special no matter what secrets of the universe we uncover and wield . Even our robot descendants , if they ever come to be, are natural too. Just because we have the ability
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by Jcowell 2y ago
How would you interact with a HUD system if you can dismiss and activate HUD elements ? For the last sentence, at that point why not just interface with the watch and phone themselves if you’re already going to have to look at them to inter
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by Jcowell 2y ago
I want to say that there’s a missing component that a lot of people miss when it comes to protest. Visibility means nothing if target doesn’t care. The goal of protest isn’t visibility , it’s to convince a target into doing what you want, w
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by Jcowell 2y ago
Orient the idea be that because it’s json there’s a schema somewhere the end user can refer to?
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by Jcowell 3y ago
I would argue laying off an insane chuck of the company was not predicable. Some? Yes happens all the time. What Elon did? No. But visa holders would probably be the first to go. But if you did manage to survive, no way you’re quitting in t

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