_hu6p

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by _hu6p 10mo ago
"About to reach" - read 1 year from "now".
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by _hu6p 3y ago
Agree it has its usefulness. Job interviews with pen and paper are hardly a selling point for me, I had one 10years ago and still dreaded it. My 2 cents are, if a company hires you to work on a computer in X environment then that's wh
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by _hu6p 4y ago
> Considering there have been decades of investment in console screen readers Do you have sources/research to substantiate this claim?
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by _hu6p 5y ago
I think their point was that, sheepherding is a more fulling activity for the dog than whatever human based exercise. i.e. the stimulation a dog gets from sheepherding outweighs the stimulation it gets from playing fetch and catch with a h
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by _hu6p 5y ago
Well, you could argue that cats keep mice away. Specially wild or semi-wild cats. Not so much relevant now a days, but rats were plague spreaders in the dark ages, this is why cats were used to keep them at bay, by having the pet in your
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by _hu6p 5y ago
"The research actually demonstrated that many teens we heard from feel that using Instagram helps them when they are struggling with the kinds of hard moments and issues teenagers have always faced. In fact, in 11 of 12 areas on the sl
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by _hu6p 5y ago
To be honest you just seem to be coming up with impractical/unrealistic and idealistic counter arguments. Does anyone really go to that much effort just so they can be offline? Don't get me wrong, if I was going to a remote place
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by _hu6p 5y ago
> If you need the internet to program you're similarly useless. This seriously depends on the complexity of the task, the software you're using, how good your memory is and how confident you're in what you write. Let'