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adjkant
7y ago
Yeah, you need money to raise a kid in a city, that's for sure - no argument there. That said, I'd say millennial are having fewer kids (feel comfortable on that claim without researching stats but of course they are welcome) so t
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adjkant
7y ago
To expand on this anecdotally, I know of millennials who moved to the suburbs anticipating that suburban shift and have found themselves sorely mistaken about most of their friends patterns. I'd love to see stats on urban->suburban
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7y ago
I don't see how an age group of 10-17 which is at a much more formative time in their lives with some not having fully developed brains points to p-hacking. Gender difference is interesting but doesn't mean p-hacking because the r
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adjkant
8y ago
You don't have to offer alternatives but it does improve the piece. No one said it had to be one-size-fits-all, there's plenty of room for nuance.
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adjkant
8y ago
Yes, because doing any research on anything is not what professionals do, they just do everything themselves... Blogs are meant to offer insight and arguments, and all the top level comment is saying is that this blog did a bad job in that
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adjkant
8y ago
Well if you need to do X, then yes, you need an alternative. The alternative of not doing anything is worse in the case (or at least that premise seems to be accepted by the author). So if you say do X but don't use tool Y, then you ne
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8y ago
IMO Facebook has three useful features left: the personal rolodex, event planning, and groups. I truly think that a large number of users would migrate over if someone replicated those three. No large info collection on your profile, no wal
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8y ago
Besides comments I see none of these as negatives. JSON is plenty readable for most in my experience and there are plenty of great readers/prettifiers for it. Having flexible configuration files sounds like a terrible idea. I don'
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adjkant
8y ago
> If people were able to budget for it then, why not now? A failing public education system and increasingly consumerist culture that encourages bad spending habits using psychological advertising tricks, to start. Go look at how little
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8y ago
Interesting in theory but in practice most Americans do not have the financial literacy to budget properly to meet taxes. What happens when you don't have the cash to pay? Do we then see a whole new sector of predatory loans? Imprisonm
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8y ago
I don't think this approach necessarily helps with that distinction of good breaks and bad procrastination. I think it would be interesting to distinguish those, but I would look for another method if that were my goal. That also isn&#
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8y ago
This is very important and much of the reason I debate online at all.
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adjkant
8y ago
So how big is that compared to the life threatening issues facing trans people daily, and which do you focus your time on? To me, when people choose to spend time on this argument, it's indicative of priorities and how they value the l
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8y ago
No, I think those competing in sports and the resulting effects on the lives of others is not significant to merit a large debate on the issue. A vast majority of transgender people will not participate in high competition level sports.
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8y ago
Instead of focusing on that, how about focusing on issues that affect the lives of most trans people, not a subset so small to be statistically insignificant by any measure, not to mention the near nonexistant impact that has on anyone else
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8y ago
First, nothing you responded to clears up anything about your negative assumption that transgender people change for sports titles. That will always be transphobic and doesn't look at all into what the life of a trans person today or i
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8y ago
To break this down a bit instead of only downvoting: > I'm 100% against trans participating in sports There's a nuanced argument to be made here. > It's disgusting when men pretend to be women just to have a record on t
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8y ago
What's far more egregious than people buying their way in is the legacy and sport admissions system. I would go after those long before those that make large donations to schools, which at least benefit other students attending in the
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8y ago
When reading this it made me wonder if DNA storage will borrow a lot of concepts from SIMD
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8y ago
One not about caviar: https://outline.com/ewEegB
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8y ago
> Many work at FB have that luxury? How can you prove that? You can't. > Someone's salary is not a measure to use when attacking them for not resigning. You don't resign out of the blue, you start looking and interview
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8y ago
First, let us not forget it took an entire public health initiative and excessive public regulation for "everyone" to understand the risks. This is not always the case generally and was certainly not when Marbolo employees, some h
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8y ago
I specifically included, very deliberately, phrasing specifying that this applies only to those that have alternatives. The reality is that many of those working at Facebook have such a luxury. I absolutely do not blame people that are work
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8y ago
Some people like shooting themselves with guns sometimes. It doesn't mean I should manufacture guns and advertise their effectiveness for that task, or worse, use psychological tricks to sell guns to these people while hiding my motiva
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8y ago
Why? If they have alternate employment options, they are actively choosing to support their company's work. The "someone else will do it" excuse doesn't mean you throw your hands up in the air and give up on ever caring
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8y ago
> It almost ends up that there are so many people with a thread of responsibility that everyone involved has someone else to blame. Resulting in there being no one to blame. They can claim this, but if everyone is responsible, everyone i
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8y ago
Why shouldn't the practices be changed when you have control though? If the comment said "today's practices" then I wouldn't have downvoted, it's accurate. I downvoted this because of the use of the word "
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adjkant
8y ago
May seem silly, but I forgo all the default folders (except Downloads sometimes) and use the Desktop. On my Desktop, I have one folder: All Inside that is everything, and the desktop then has shortcuts into that and a single "To Be Sor
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8y ago
I'm not a designer but it made me sad when I got to the end to realize this was the opinion of a web design company trying to justify itself and not a true/honest look into the future of web design. From the comments here from act
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8y ago
Okay real talk do people just not take care of their machines or have my friends and I been insanely lucky? I use my computer daily and travel with it in a backpack all the time and have never once had anything on 5 Mac's I have owned
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