Loughla

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by Loughla 1y ago
They're expected to have complete control of the students and are held responsible like they have complete control. How the hell else are they supposed to act? I genuinely don't blame the schools here. I blame every single person
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by Loughla 1y ago
Fun fact, vape detectors are bypassed by blowing through a sweatshirt or hoody, or by running hot water in the sink.
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I joined the Lions about three years ago. Our local chapter was defunct, so I got it going again. Now we have about 40 members (for a town of 500, that's pretty damn good). We get together to do volunteer and fund raising events. But m
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by Loughla 1y ago
Old people love coffee late in the day. Grandpa used to wake up at about 2 in the morning to pee, and would have a cup of coffee before going right back to sleep. So maybe the effects nullify after a certain point?
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by Loughla 1y ago
People are getting chickens because they think it'll be cheaper than store bought eggs. Spoiler: it is not. About two years later, they don't want the things anymore because they're expensive in small flocks with no forage, a
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by Loughla 1y ago
You're not supposed to take work personally. That is a lesson that I've been taught many, many, many times over the years. I've been told that within the last 24 hours. So why is it a surprise that, when employees are not sup
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It's about telling the truth while being an actual human. When I had to lay people off the first time, we had very clear criteria for the layoffs and published them. Anyone who was obviously trying to game the system was immediately di
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I'm kind of with you. I like oddball narration, but only if it's funny or entertaining. This is neither, I'm afraid. I'm not sure what I'm missing.
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The Savannah Bananas do that. You have to enter a lottery to buy tickets. And if your ID doesn't match the ticket, you don't get in. It's successful in keeping tickets in the hands of families and fans instead of resale.
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Yes, this is policing. It's easier to hassle normal people who won't be a problem. In my area, the police are all over teenagers for loitering in parking lots on the weekends, but do nothing about the very obvious drug dealers in
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Good leaders don't do that? There is a difference between legitimately confidential information, and keeping your cards close to your chest to protect yourself. If you have confidential information, you can explain the reason it's
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Grant writing. I've done that for years. It's using your writing and analysis skills. Again, not the next great novel, but it does afford you the opportunity and income to write in your spare time, while doing a job that isn'
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What small town even has a bus? The closest bus line to me is in the closest large town (40k) about an hour away. Are there bus lines in the middle of nowhere?
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How do you get fired from your own startup? I'm not involved in these things, but it seems like if you're the creator, you can't get fired?
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The problem is your argument expects them to be arguing in good faith. Which they are not doing.
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Two decimal places is a shit ton of precision though. A one inch gap is immense compared to a .01 inch gap.
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So the increase was to buy spray equipment to attach to a helicopter. And a helicopter. One of the co-op ex-board members' son recently moved back to the area and had his license. . . It was a shameless cash grab by that family and was
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by Loughla 1y ago
Rural area power co-op member here - flat rate 24/7 for residential is .13/kWh. Businesses/farms can get down to .10/kWh if they qualify. They proposed to update it to .15 so they could trim trees around the lines a litt
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Companies are calling it AI. It's not the layman's fault that they expect it to be AI.
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My original doctor? I don't understand the question you asked.
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There are just no people anywhere. Do they clear everyone out when westerners come through?
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by Loughla 1y ago
But I'm getting a doctor in that situation. My doctor is leaving, and it's saving me steps, really, in finding a new doctor. What do I get when another company buys my genetic information?
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The problem is that you can't get old growth pine, you can only get construction grade pine anymore. I've been woodworking for decades and would never use it for furniture. It moves way too much with the seasons (fine for barns wh
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Absolutely not. Paper mills are fucking nightmares.
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Are the walls solid hardwood? Is it a cabin? How thick are the walls?
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Rubrics allow everyone to understand the rules. How you define well thought out and how I define well thought out is very different. Wouldn't you want to know how long I think you need to spend on something if I am assigning your grade
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That's a really good idea. At least it would give me a chuckle while grading. Every sentence should reference mustard. Draw parallels between this assignment and stalinist Russia. This assignment must rhyme.
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Working with other people is an important skill to learn. That's why they do that. If someone isn't carrying their weight in college, you rat them out to the professor. If the professor won't do anything, you go to the depart
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A couple of things from inside the belly of higher education. Students have always cheated, yes, but the barrier is UNBELIEVABLY low now. Take a picture, get the answer. This has never been a thing on such a large scale. No one knows how to
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If you're going to make a hoax for fun or for profit, wouldn't it be the best first step to make it seem legitimate, by coming up with a fake language? Klingon is fake, but has standard conventions. This isn't really a diffic

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