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by _proofs 3y ago
the test... was a take home... they, well, did not have to remember anything, nor recall anything, nor sit down and take a test -- they copied answers from the available source. this whole comment unfortunately has taken quite a liberty wit
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by _proofs 3y ago
this is.. not how contracts work at all. contracts in bad-faith or that impose unreasonable stipulations are not exactly binding regardless of a signature. the question of course becomes whether or not it is worth it to litigate but that is
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by _proofs 3y ago
i do not know if i would actually agree with this as general advice, even for first timers (assuming healthy and safe settings) -- Strassman [0], paraphrasing as it has been a while, mentions in his findings the difference between psychotic
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by _proofs 4y ago
yes, yes i do -- just like i would make eye contact with a sick individual or disabled individual who has shit themselves, and could use some help cleaning up. to address your immediate example(s), ignoring your obvious hyperbole which shou
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by _proofs 4y ago
short answer: branding long answer: branding anecdotally, am a daily skateboarder and long time snowboarder who is guilty of having an ego, and even wear pads to protect a couple massive contusions (swellbos) but i never wear a helmet, so i
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by _proofs 4y ago
your understanding of personal, spontanoeus, life-changing moments are viewed through a context specific lens: your behaviors, routines, and lifestyles which at the time created a specific interaction. and you seem to be recalling it with r
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by _proofs 4y ago
no one builds rapport in zoom meetings? no one builds rapport in zoom meetings where the company strangles the meeting space with an expectation of conduct and subject matter* whole internet communities born around games which rely on commu
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by _proofs 4y ago
> Telling people "you should feel pretty terrible about your ability if you aren't one of the best people in the world" is telling 99.99% of the population they should feel forever worthless. but he did not say this at all
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by _proofs 5y ago
wood-loving generally oxidize fast and have a more psylocin heavy profile on consumption, so there's less come-up, and my anecdotal experience of eating large amounts of wood-eaters (blue footers, found around box elder trees/floo
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by _proofs 5y ago
M30 refers to Mylin's 30mg roxicodone, which has been over the years been used as branding on fake roxicodones (pressed fetanyl).
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by _proofs 5y ago
this is by definition surveillance -- a "...monitoring of behavior, activities, or information for the purpose of information gathering, managing, or directing." [0] to possibly downplay it or imply otherwise because the collected
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by _proofs 5y ago
genuinely cannot tell if trolling or not -- do you not see a security implication to centralizing PII (or similar data)? to me it seems really bad to mine and centralize PII (note: this PII is also arbitrarily being shared with third-partie
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by _proofs 6y ago
perhaps whitespace token is considered a word: 2 words 1 spaces = 3 tokens 3 words 2 spaces = 5 tokens 4 words 3 spaces = 7 tokens ... maybe?
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by _proofs 6y ago
millenials invented cancel culture? so they invented things like segregation? lynchings? witch-hunts? "cancel cultute" is as old as time and oppression. it is woefully naive to believe a generation, whom you seem to begrudge, inve
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by _proofs 6y ago
illegality was never really about deterrence. deterrence is just a narrative and there is not a ton of evidence suggesting its efficacy. ie: see statistics of vehicle crashes directly linked to speeding, texting and driving, or reckless dri
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by _proofs 6y ago
This is a fantastic newsletter. I have been a subscriber for a long time (previously Morning Cup of Coding), and I look forward to it every day. It is such a convenient way to digest relevant information. Cannot recommend enough.
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by _proofs 6y ago
haha, word. legit made me laugh. will try to dial it back. commas have always been my kryptonite. thanks for the feedback. https://youtu.be/XQ7z57qrZU8
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by _proofs 6y ago
i am not exactly sure i understand your question -- are you asking if i think the perspective (mine), which thinks the two do not provide sufficient reasoning/knowledge/whatever, is unquestionably superior? if that is your questio
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by _proofs 6y ago
They both are areas of thought which promote ideas (sometimes framed as facts) without sufficient demonstrable evidence (otherwise validating the so called framework of facts). But I would add neither should be taken down unless the videos
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by _proofs 7y ago
Heuristics.
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by _proofs 7y ago
Lua!
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by _proofs 7y ago
i mean, my initial snarky-ness aside, i do understand where you're coming from, and i definitely think you have a point. there is a reason we use abstractions and delegation to reduce complexity and burden of responsibility, absolutely
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by _proofs 7y ago
what a short-sighted, absurdly entitled criticism, that fails to see the forest for the trees, because all it cares to see, and know, is its own trunk -- the irony here is too real. to immediately address your gate-keeping, i'll leave
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by _proofs 9y ago
There are a number of polyglots who disagree with your sentiment. Nabokov immediately comes to mind. He preferred english because of its capacity for precision and expressive-ness.
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by _proofs 9y ago
The Pedestrian was the inspiration or muse if you will, behind the very book itself.