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MrPatan
4y ago
Love it. The "studio ending" makes it even more Orwellian, to the point I wonder if they did that on purpose. (Can that much competence be true?)
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4y ago
What do you think your friends were doing in the office instead of BBQ or napping? Extra work, or a coffee with Bob from accounting?
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4y ago
I can't help the OP, but I can help you, gmail user reading this: This WILL happen to you. Get your own domain and set up email through it ASAP. Use some free one, use a paid one (I like fastmail), but get it done now. Then migrate
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4y ago
Who would teach 1?
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4y ago
It's very reliable compared to 0 hours of battery storage
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5y ago
Link? it's not an easy google.
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5y ago
There is blind bidding in the job market. It's the companies that blind bid for you. What's wrong with that?
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5y ago
The sleight of hand is to be Truth about science and math, then pretend you're Truth about everything else based on that. Pretty useful if you can pull it off. What could you do with that?
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5y ago
Isn't the cat also being accelerated at 9.8m/s2 towards the earth while in "zero g"?
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5y ago
I knew it! With the merge close it shifted to inequality!
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5y ago
I don't think the twitter argument is good anymore. Surely now the rightthink is that the government must do Something to stop anybody doing whatever they want with their own company.
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5y ago
Economics students? That'd be delicious
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5y ago
AI for me, not for thee?
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5y ago
How's that for a short march through the institution?
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5y ago
> Why do we define justice as everyone having the same Envy. But it is not a new feature of human nature. So my question is: Why is it only now (for about the last 100 years) such a popular and successful ideology? What has changed? Is
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5y ago
I guess now that it's wrapped in academese it will get some traction.
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5y ago
Now do taxes.
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5y ago
Analysis through synthesis
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5y ago
I don't even know what is my microsoft account anymore. I have created so many for so many services and devices over the years that I don't have a "main" one anymore. So every new install is a crapshot, I try to go loca
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5y ago
4. Auth provider B cancels your account. GG
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5y ago
Is sass widely used nowadays?
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5y ago
Many times (I'd say most times) it's much easier to analyze a problem after creating a solution for it. Sometimes creating a wireframe of the UI is enough, sometimes the visual component is not that important, sometimes a PoC is n
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5y ago
How can we know it wasn't always partisan drivel, only now you can tell?
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5y ago
If I control your inputs, I control your outputs.
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5y ago
Exactly. How come it's not given more importance? Is the effect not big enough? Seems to me it's the one that would dominate everything else. You're not-exercising during a bigger part of the day than exercising, after al
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5y ago
You're so right. > * Telling you to "just eat well and exercise". Which is about as useful as telling drug addicts to "just stop using drugs", I like to liken it to telling poor people that overcoming debt and be
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5y ago
I had the realization that economists only look at identities that hold in the "steady state" after a shock to a system, like the printer going brrr for a while, and don't consider transitory states because they are difficult
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5y ago
Because they are successful. Nobody hates Perl anymore
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5y ago
I find your words offensive, please stop posting in HN forever.
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5y ago
Maybe the only dying people with other people around who cared to listen to their regrets tend to have worked hard at sensible careers.
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