Loughla

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by Loughla 2mo ago
How do you define 'not absolutely required'?
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by Loughla 2mo ago
He is beyond human sexuality in that. Just the perfect person for that role.
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by Loughla 2mo ago
It's almost like people who are simply trying to survive don't have the time, energy, or space to worry about international, or even national affairs. Weird.
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by Loughla 2mo ago
It's hard to prove a negative, you know.
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by Loughla 2mo ago
I'm not sure about the coastal elite view, but Trump was absolutely elected on the platform of I'll hurt the people who hurt you. You're correct about that.
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by Loughla 2mo ago
Honestly though, it seems like he would rather have everyone lose than take a chance that anyone but him wins. Even positive reporting of the man makes him out to have a massively fragile ego.
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by Loughla 2mo ago
While I agree with your sentiment, I have to imagine that the decision makers are still older and more out of touch?
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by Loughla 2mo ago
What do you do that you need something like that?
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by Loughla 2mo ago
Like most things in the States, it depends VERY heavily on location. Some judges have plainly bent the knee. Some have gone the opposite. Some actually follow the intent of the law. Some follow it to the letter. Like everywhere else.
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by Loughla 2mo ago
There are always flashes of brilliance but it's hard to see them when wading through the vitriol.
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by Loughla 2mo ago
I use Adobe to send proofs of designs to clients and the AI toolbar has popped up every time for the last month or so. I have ZERO idea why anyone would want AI inside a program used to view documents. Do people use Adobe reader for things
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by Loughla 2mo ago
I'm the opposite. I think publicly funded organizations will be the ones to come up with the cure. My reasoning is this; any company that is going to find a cure for cancer probably already has divisions that work on treating cancer. I
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by Loughla 2mo ago
Ecco and super ghosts and goblins are my trigger words.
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by Loughla 2mo ago
Yeah but HN sort of bills itself as better than most places. It just simply is not; there's just a special sort of self confidence here that masks a ton of ignorance.
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by Loughla 2mo ago
The first time I saw the comments here on an education article (my area of expertise and career focus), I realized just how full of shit most of us are. It made me really closely consider every comment here through a VERY critical lense. Th
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by Loughla 2mo ago
I've worked in colleges for 2 decades. It's rarely purely academic issues that cause bad grades, in my experience. It's everything else with self regulation. Where most college prep goes wrong is at home, in not allowing appr
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by Loughla 2mo ago
I genuinely need to see what data you're citing with this statement. Until recently, I worked in education and often worked with urban schools. Starting salaries of 55-60k/year living in a major metropolitan area is not what I wou
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by Loughla 2mo ago
What is the purpose of what you're saying? Because people lived like serfs and slaves for a lot of history, we should be okay with that? I don't mean to be shitty, and I fully understand that contrary takes are what HN is great at
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by Loughla 2mo ago
Ew. What purpose does that serve?
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by Loughla 2mo ago
I'm certain that national geographic only exists in bathrooms. That's the reason we have a subscription. . . And my aunts and uncles and parents and cousins.
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by Loughla 2mo ago
I was homeless for a year. My experience is that the best way to help homeless people is in giving them housing while mandating extensive drug/alcohol counseling and/or extremely invasive mental health treatments. There are some p
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by Loughla 2mo ago
Or just cut a piece of cardboard. That's what I did for my kid who loves secret codes and languages.
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by Loughla 2mo ago
I'm not sure if you're joking, but I think it was implied that OP called the people.
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by Loughla 2mo ago
Join a club. Lions, Masons, knights of Columbus, Oddfellows, woodworkers guild, something like that. They're dying for lack of youth membership and they're still around.
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by Loughla 2mo ago
Stop taking public input on public infrastructure. That would go over life a lead balloon.
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by Loughla 3mo ago
Announcing your medications at a public work function is kind of weird though, regardless of what they are. Is that just me?
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by Loughla 3mo ago
I would agree. They honored my account, and I originally bought the game when you had to send Notch money directly for him to send you a copy. Microsoft was great in this instance.
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by Loughla 3mo ago
I'm moving my timeline up from 40 years now.
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by Loughla 3mo ago
I'm betting the mask and pronouns. Because no one can do anything anymore, even if that thing has zero impact on anyone else, without having their mental fitness attacked.
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by Loughla 3mo ago
>hopefully address before it turns into a problem. Ron Howard's voice "They didn't." But in all seriousness, there will be zero stomach for limiting launches for the ozone layer. I'm calling it now. Group 1 won

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