aanm1988

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by aanm1988 10y ago
and mercilessly beaten?
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Did you ever insist that Frans must be fired and refuse to accept the "we didn't mean it?" Cause that sounds pretty great.
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> It's identity mapped because long mode requires it How can long mode require identity mapping? Do you mean for ring 0 code? For some reason I always thought templeOS was real mode.
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I think option 2 is more accurately "google ignores them and does what they want, other browsers follow or get left behind". Yay, we gave control of huge swaths of the internet to one ad company.
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You can bootstrap a company without VC investment. Good luck trying to build anything without hiring some people.
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I got my dog for $300 bucks at the humane society (less actually, that was with leash/harness/bowls/etc...). She's awesome. I got really lucky though, I was the first person to see her as she came in from the vet that mo
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> Some California officials have talked of the state not remitting its legally obligated tax dollars to the federal government and expanding its “sanctuary” cities into an entire “sanctuary” state that would nullify federal immigration l
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Fine, but earning back 80% of your costs is still no way to make money.
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Nah, that's still a coherent thought which sticks to a central point. it's also 5 sentences instead of one long sentence that starts talking about pro users heads off on a jaunt about creating movies and finishes by saying how gre
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You don't have to give them a phone number. They will let you sign up without it. Then flag immediately as a bot and refuse to let you do anything without a phone number. Lame Twitter. Lame.
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> and I can skip all ads For all $ > 0 the number of ads should already be zero.
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> “Whiteboard” interviews are widely hated. They also discriminate against people who are already underrepresented in the field. I don't particularly like whiteboard interviews. How can they be discrimination if the expectations are
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Where's the part where the recruiters keep bragging about how often they reject qualified people?
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Well companies are content to just stay private, or go public but hand over 80-90% of the voting power to founders anyway. It's a pretty ridiculous situation.
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No, the teachers are idiots who would censor literature "for the greater good". The people who have a problem with a kid (I'm guessing this would be 8th grade plus?, so teenagers) reading a few swear words in a book need to g
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A lot of them were in the military too. Guess what, soldiers swear.
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> On the one hand, you want to make it accessible to as many students as possible as well as teach them the core of what you want Then use it. These kids aren't going to be damaged by hearing the word fuck.
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> Most of the time, you shouldn’t use the Best Paradigm (TM) that exists. You should use the one that is good enough and works well in the language you are using.[3] Clever only gets you geek cred; conventions let you communicate well, b
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> Moran’s blog charged that Tesla managers required workers to sign confidentiality agreements not to speak out about wages or working conditions. Isn't that illegal? You are allowed to talk about your wages.
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He is kind of a hero to the alt-right, because what happened feeds into their general anti-media rhetoric.
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Obama complained about Fox news , but he never acted like this. Who constantly questioned his legitimacy as president, made up the "terrorist fist jab", and gave him shit for asking for fucking dijon mustard.
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and then paint them all as crazy left wing idiots who want to censor everything. Then they whine that democrats are jerks when dems call them anything.
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> They used a filibuster to block a moderate Supreme Court nominee If you are talking about Garland then no they didn't. They just didn't vote for months. They just refused to do their jobs.
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Yeah, but anti-neutrality people tend to try to create the other narrative. Popular metaphor I've seen is "net neutrality is like telling the post office they have to charge the same for a large heavy package and an envelope"
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> Do you want swing states to no longer have votes that matter I don't want them to be the only ones that end up mattering.
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> Voter fraud could become more easier to commit Why? > Swing states would disappear. Thank fucking god for that.
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> A small group of people doesn't get to say what is true The pope didn't endorse Donald Trump. That is objective fact. Yet that popped up on facebook. Why shouldn't they censor that shit?
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This is exactly why the facebook feed and people getting news from it is such a problem. God forbid you see an alternative viewpoint.
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Then you have to ensure voters have access to ID. The reason why it's suppression is that republicans have very often done the exact opposite.
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> I support the Electoral College because I think that without it, the issues that Americans considered at the national level would be very strongly dominated by the concerns of the most populous urban centers, which would lead to even

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