Talanes

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by Talanes 5y ago
I am seemingly hard on my shoes, as most cheap pairs I've bought last 3-6 months before the soles start to separate or fall apart. But my Converses have generally lasted around a year looking nice enough that I'd still wear them f
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by Talanes 5y ago
It's a per-website toggle, how much more granularly approved do you need it to be?
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by Talanes 5y ago
And if I am waiting for a reply, I would rather you spit out what you're saying rather than waste my time waiting for you to say it prettier. No communication heuristic will be perfect.
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by Talanes 5y ago
Are you looking to transition from your current CGM to a wearable one at the first opportunity?
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by Talanes 5y ago
No one, the comment you're replying to included, is shocked that Facebook is willing to throw money at problems to make them go away. The outrageous part is that someone accepted that money.
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by Talanes 5y ago
An opt-in system to allow idle detection is an explicit control. It shouldn't be the only option, but denying that it should be an option at all feels a little infantilizing.
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by Talanes 5y ago
The first one is just Autofill. I already have that, why should I be scared of it?
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by Talanes 5y ago
Or you could manually message each of your contacts to let them know when you are available. Or you could physically show up at people's houses to let them know that you are available to talk. There is always a less convenient and more
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by Talanes 5y ago
The existence of dissimilar extremes doesn't prove that the line in the middle isn't thin.
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by Talanes 5y ago
>No, we allowed people to change their own dietary habits and they chose to do so. Because it became vastly cheaper. But you still called it a choice. So why do you keep referring to the opposite scenario (people eating less meat because
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by Talanes 5y ago
>Context is the opposite of "an explicit statement spelling it all out." Just because the context is very explicit does not mean that it's not context. Is it additional information that clarifies the primary info? Then it&
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by Talanes 5y ago
It's not the ability to negotiate that you want, because that wouldn't go away just by public pay. You think that in an information-scarce negotiating environment, you can do a better job than your colleagues. You don't want
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by Talanes 5y ago
>a $1,700 camera with >$1,000 lenses is better than a $1,000 phone with a camera attached. The original assertion was same price, so a $1,000 kit body + lens is better than a $1,000 phone and camera. Which doesn't change anything
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by Talanes 5y ago
I had a couple week period earlier this year where I would have been eligible for unemployment, but they couldn't make the standard verification work and I got stuck trying to use ID.me and failing over and over. Never occurred to me t
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by Talanes 5y ago
Though it can easily fall prey to the same problem as the security key: my machine doesn't have any biometric inputs, so I'm at least back to "buy something."
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by Talanes 5y ago
Assumablely in this hypothetical, it would be the USA arresting Cook and Pachai, no?
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by Talanes 5y ago
>Best hope overpriced Ibuprofen works or you're gonna do a hell of a lot of waiting. American healthcare is similar, except I have to pay $35 bucks up front just to talk to anyone, and can expect a couple hundred dollar bill to show
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by Talanes 5y ago
But you can't retrieve them when you need to use them, so why would you?
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by Talanes 5y ago
>you may as well print up stickers that say 'get off the internet and talk to people in person'. The stickers would have less of a discoverability problem too.
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by Talanes 5y ago
>attempt to make the only critique against them purely budgetary and not political.they're dirtying that public image in the eyes of some. Yet they drew plenty of non-budgetary criticism for rescinding her internship, so it doesn&#x
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by Talanes 5y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if it's just lack of familiarity. Sports games come across as actively hostile to people who don't already know how to play sports games. I've tried over the years to get into the various big fran
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by Talanes 5y ago
I'd even put comic Guardians below the C-List. The team that was adapted had one couple year run that followed one continuous story thread. It was a well-regarded run, and one of my favorites, but without the movie that team may have n
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by Talanes 5y ago
>You also remove efficiency signals to curtail under-valued work. I'd argue that the typical diffuse ownership structures you find in most consumer-facing businesses today has the same effect, if not as absolute. The people who see
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by Talanes 5y ago
Which is "Cited" by an article that says nothing of the sort. https://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2012/09/fe...
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by Talanes 5y ago
They didn't miss the article you were referring to, they were just assuming you had read the topic article as well. The article your read refers to 2,000 year old sculptures because it was written years before the research that added 6
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by Talanes 5y ago
From a CNN article: >"There is "zero pressure" for the project to make money, Lamm said. He is banking on the endeavor resulting in innovations that have applications in biotechnology and health care. He compared it to how
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by Talanes 5y ago
Though no alternative is friction-less. Having been the home-schooled kid in AYSO soccer, I remember being regarded as an oddity since no one had seen me before.
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by Talanes 5y ago
>Maybe a better system would penalize reporters that are found to have reported content that do NOT violent content policies? This might work if the response to a report wasn't so arbitrary. I've been given bans for using heate
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by Talanes 5y ago
>The reaction to a bad job is... you quit and find another one. Which is also an option in non At-Will Employment states.
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by Talanes 5y ago
You're just arguing against the idea of employment laws as a concept. Where do you draw the line? I would have assumed "Employers don't have a right to require physical mutilation" would have been a universal belief, but

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