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What's your solution to kids that have young parents? Every child of people 50+ years old go back to school, and the others stay behind?
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Kids don't get sick but they can still transmit the virus to the adults that care for them.
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I'm glad someone said this before I did. Male sexual harassment has been so normalized in media over the years that we can barely recognize it in the wild. As a man who has dealt with sexual harassment before, I feel like we should tal
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6y ago
This comment is clearly bait, but I'm going to take it anyway and respond with a link to Microsoft's Security Response Center. This isn't exclusive to Linux at all (for better or worse) https://msrc-blog.microsoft.
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I love TailwindCSS, and this just made it better than I wished for. It was always annoying having to use style attributes for specific, one-off things and it's great knowing that it won't be a problem anymore. Not to mention of co
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While I agree with you that there's definitely a male gaze aspect to it, I don't have an opinion on whether that's necessarily a bad thing when done by women. On the one hand I can see the harm it can make by normalizing the
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That's completely fair criticism in my opinion, but not the one I see invoked by most people. In my experience, most of the time the sexual language is the problem, and that is completely bonkers to me because, as you said, sex is a
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Interesting, I had no idea. Thank you :)
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That's fair criticism, but I don't think it makes pop music any less artistic. There's something to be said about music that goes beyond the listener's ears and also taps into fashion, make-up trends, viral dances and th
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Why do you not think pop songs are artistically interesting?
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I'd be proud even if it wasn't a massive hit. It's an insanely catchy song, performed by two women who deliver the lines perfectly, on top of a very creative production (I especially like the repetitive "there's som
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Considering the person in question is Robert Martin, imo the wording is more than justified.
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I'm not interested in investing or seeking investment. I'm interested in the question I asked, which was not answered.
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6y ago
How is this different from the monthly "Who's hiring" and "Who wants to be hired" posts?
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6y ago
Thank you! Seems like a great opportunity. Applied :)
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This looks almost too good to be true from the docs. Thank you, I'll check it out.
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My favorite feature is automatic deployment of pull requests. I love it, and I wish there was something as cheap and easy for backend services as well. Though I guess it's not too necessary if you implement testing properly :p
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What a weird reasoning. In most contexts I've seen, "professionalism" doesn't really do anything except strip away all the human factor that goes into every interaction. Personally, I don't care whether the person I
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With that metric the length of your comment should be zero as well. Probably mine also :)
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I would personally give up half of my income to work at a cooperative. Weirdly enough, I don't see many cooperatives hiring software engineers specifically.
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Here in Brazil we had an incident years ago about this. Forgive any inaccuracies, it's been a while. A man was called in by his girlfriend to her house, who she broke up with. He then pulled out a gun and held her and her best friend h
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Living every single day being treated as a literal piece of disposable garbage by everyone around you, all while not having a quiet place to sleep or a little piece of the world to call your own can damage one's mental health to the po
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I think a homeless person values an empty house way more than a real estate owner.
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Not really. I've personally heard the term before. https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/L%C3%ADnguas_rom%C3%A2nicas
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That sounds like a good idea to me. For my personal projects I'd rather have everything in one place, especially if that one place is so well integrated like Gitlab. AWS, on the other hand, is 500 different massive bloatwares that are
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It's always fascinating to me that the free speech crowd can't stand seeing people facing consequences for exercising that right.
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There's an extension called Fast Tab Switcher for Firefox that has a similar functionality. It's really good
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This has been happening for years. A friend of mine lost their channel twice because, somehow, his channel got hit by a ban wave of channels that were uploading specific Japanese adult videos with a very specific title. It took him weeks of
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What's weird about the Twitch situation is that they already had a system to solve this. If you had a VOD that flagged their Content ID, the offending part would get muted. Why not do the same thing for manual takedown requests?
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Meanwhile, in the real world, Jim Sterling is facing their channel being taken down because a random game developer didn't like their review and decided to copyright flag a bunch of different videos. They're at 2 strikes now, whic
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