Thriptic

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by Thriptic 7y ago
The school should pay for it out of their capital funds from their endowment. A lot of Midwestern schools have literally no public transportation so if you want to go anywhere you need a car. Stop looking at basic services as cash flow gene
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by Thriptic 7y ago
Junkyard denial of service, amazing
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by Thriptic 7y ago
Increase supply. Most schools use flat parking lots instead of multistory car parks which would be far more efficient. Alternatively, run public transportation that doesn't suck.
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by Thriptic 7y ago
That is true, but knee position relative to toes is more of a diagnostic for other form issues rather than something to try to optimize for in it's own right if that makes sense. If you are breaking at the hips (ie pushing your butt ba
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by Thriptic 7y ago
To add to this, there are a slate of classic mistakes noobs make while squatting that impact depth and cause pain: 1. Your feet should not be pointing straight ahead while squatting, regardless of stance width. This is by far and away the b
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by Thriptic 7y ago
I believe they have a free medicine program for people without insurance and copay subsidies for people with it. It appears to be handled on a case by case basis ( https://www.vertexgps.com/ )
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by Thriptic 7y ago
I interpreted the request broadly as "there should be some opportunity for an individual to indicate atypical pronoun use", not that professors need to stand up and formally question poll the class on which pronouns they use.
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by Thriptic 7y ago
I agree that many of them are very reasonable and he is just being stubborn. For example, switching the BMI example to another example to avoid public shaming, using a variety of names and references so that everyone feels represented, and
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by Thriptic 7y ago
I would guess that we aren't seeing electric SUVs due to cost. That being said, I'm not sure why you are being aggressively downvoted as your basic premise is correct. Most people are not going to buy an inferior vehicle (eg small
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by Thriptic 7y ago
I don't think what you're saying is 100% true. When I was looking for a gf I asked my friends if they knew someone who I might like. I also tried online dating. Online dating ended up working eventually after a lot of trial and er
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Adam Pisces and the $2 Coke (2019)(gimletmedia.com)
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by Thriptic 7y ago
Are you VPNed or using TOR? I'm blocking JS and am not having this problem.
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by Thriptic 7y ago
You see the same problems in the American market too. Contrast the following experiences. To buy legally, I have to go trek out to my local dispensary, sit outside for 30 min - 1 hour, hope they have what I want when I get inside (no way to
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by Thriptic 7y ago
Bathroom example is a specific example; there was a huge uproar about bathroom rights in North Carolina I want to say about 5 years ago, and it resulted in national media attention and subsequent legislative attention in many states. Furthe
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by Thriptic 7y ago
> Can you give anything close to a concrete example of this? Sure, although I feel like your response is largely due to an uncharitable reading of my post. Whether someone can use a specific bathroom has an impact on a tiny percentage of
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by Thriptic 7y ago
Time spent on anti-descrimination policies is inherently time not spent on economic issues. There will always be policy focus opportunity cost. I can totally understand why working class people in the heartland who have never met any LGBT p
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by Thriptic 7y ago
Asus Merlin also supports PMF
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Incredible explanation. This is an order of magnitude more complicated than I originally assumed. Thanks for taking the time to educate!
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As a naive guy who is looking at this straight on with admittedly limited reflection, it makes sense that this would be a complicated space: * You've got a data capture problem - how do women securely and privately obtain and transmit
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In fact, a USB condom would be a nice variant of this project for a security engineer's business card, although the female USB portion might be a bit bulky for practical use.
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by Thriptic 7y ago
This is the correct answer. The problem isn't how the class action suit was orchestrated; the problem is that class action is the only plausible and scalable form of justice currently available. Severe automatic penalties of X dollars
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by Thriptic 7y ago
It depends on the situation. I certainly feel compassion for people who are down on their luck; who want to be part of society and have just gotten unlucky; and who are scraping to get by and trying to fix things. I absolutely want to exten
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by Thriptic 7y ago
I don't see how this contradicts what I said? My statement would agree with you.
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Not at all. At the end of the day the truth is the truth regardless of whether we like it or not. An idea isn't dumb or backward if it has proper validation. The problem is that most people bringing this up are not doing so in an intel
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by Thriptic 7y ago
Typically intent and ramifications. I don't think it's a problem to point out that there are measured differences in the sexes; truth is truth if they've got high quality data to back up assertions. The danger is twofold. Fir
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by Thriptic 7y ago
You're not speculating on price, you are trusting that the company will make sound decisions which will result in growth and future profits, thereby increasing the stock's value. People mostly invest in stocks that don't pay
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Perhaps I'm being simple, but I don't really understand the problem here. Companies are sitting on too much cash that they don't know what to do with. There is only so much that can productively be spent on R&D. If they d
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It's a large aggregate of currently available OSINT resources, what content you can expect to find on them, and how to use them basically. Could you find out all this data somewhere else? Definitely. I found that having the desk refere
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For those who found this interesting, I've found this book book to be quite a good resource on the topic of OSINT: https://www.amazon.com/Open-Source-Intelligence-Techniques-I...
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I had a software security class that was taught in effectively the same way. The professor knew they had to give grades so they just set it up such that the midterm and final accounted for the bulk of the grade and made them really easy. Th

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