NuclearPM

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by NuclearPM 1y ago
Problems
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by NuclearPM 1y ago
Prescriptivism is good. I could care less.
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by NuclearPM 1y ago
Boozy?
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by NuclearPM 1y ago
Companies pay more than coffee prices for offices
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by NuclearPM 1y ago
> Could you imagine a bar where people are just supposed to drink and leave? Yes.
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by NuclearPM 1y ago
With
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by NuclearPM 1y ago
Non-zero?
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by NuclearPM 1y ago
That sounds horrible to me. I’m going to try to fix it.
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by NuclearPM 1y ago
Is that good?
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by NuclearPM 1y ago
No, why?
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by NuclearPM 1y ago
“Sorry I can’t do this for you because blah blah blah” What can you do? “Good question! I can do x, y, z…” Do that. “…” “…” “…” “Sorry I can’t do this for you because blah blah blah”
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by NuclearPM 1y ago
Orders of magnitude? Like 100x?
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by NuclearPM 1y ago
Somewhen?
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by NuclearPM 1y ago
“They also teach cursive. The head of curriculum talks about how it unlocks different neural pathways. There was recent research that confirmed this.” Doesn’t all learning? This sounds like bullshit.
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by NuclearPM 1y ago
Why?
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by NuclearPM 1y ago
You never learned to use the features added since 1995. That’s the problem.
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by NuclearPM 1y ago
Thank you for not lying.
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by NuclearPM 1y ago
What does “the bizarro suburban sincerity” mean?
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by NuclearPM 1y ago
I don’t like the language names but I get why you chose them.
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by NuclearPM 1y ago
What is the answer (I have too many subscriptions already)?
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by NuclearPM 1y ago
It’s definitely going to be your first option, unfortunately. It’s amazing and surprising how easily people can be tricked into believing lies.