aklemm

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by aklemm 4y ago
Squeezing in a couple pregnancies while faced with spending her remaining childbearing years in prison adds to the drama and sadness here. What a lady.
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by aklemm 4y ago
Since these are crucial issues and the framing grates a little, I wish they’d reframe every single story with a gender/race/identity angle in terms of freedom.
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by aklemm 4y ago
Exactly, a massive aspect of public / traditional schooling is anti-socialization.
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by aklemm 4y ago
I love my big 4x4 Tundra, even though it’s unfortunate as a daily driver. But pulling stumps, going waaaayyy into the back country and especially the beach, it’s a tool and it enables adventures like no other.
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by aklemm 4y ago
Anna Cramling videos are what will help you.
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by aklemm 4y ago
I’m of the opinion that there is something massively wrong with our food and that the Europeans do far better, yet this article is a stinker. My only takeaway are the specific names of some chemicals I can now go read about.
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by aklemm 4y ago
They taste a little like people too.
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by aklemm 4y ago
Europeans enjoy profound worker protections literally unimaginable in the US. Naturally along with that comes profound complication, rigidity, and bureaucratic mess.
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by aklemm 4y ago
This particular type of grievance is only possible when you fail or refuse to comprehend the long, brutal, and massive privilege that “one largest demographic” took for itself for centuries. “Separate schools, separate standards, separate f
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by aklemm 4y ago
Google also has your answer: https://blog.tesu.edu/college-vs-university-whats-the-differ... https://college.harvard.edu/resources/faq/what-difference-be... https://www.merriam-webster.
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by aklemm 4y ago
A university offers graduate degrees. Colleges offer only up to bachelor degrees. There may not be a distinction in how people use the words, there is a difference in actual fact.
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by aklemm 4y ago
I reject the premise of the question.
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by aklemm 4y ago
“ Everyone's just slapping their wildest AI sci-fi fantasies on it” Well said. I agree there is good reason to be a little skeptical of the hype.
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by aklemm 4y ago
Honestly, for a good personal homepage, a full suite of managed open source / self-hosted apps, and a decentralized social network I’d pay $20 per MONTH.
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by aklemm 4y ago
The negativity here is bizarre. This looks just about exactly like the first steps we need to create good spaces for social networking and publishing online. The guy is already taking feedback about subdomains and looking at selling domains
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by aklemm 4y ago
Did they ruin Figma already?
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by aklemm 4y ago
Eventually one reaches a point where one has to take responsibility for one's emotions and emotion-driven behaviors, and many people discover at that point they have no idea how to do that. Anyone not needing help in this growth is eit
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by aklemm 4y ago
At the extremes such as being locked in a cage, there are physiological realities the body and mind will not overcome. No way to thrive, that is.
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by aklemm 4y ago
Excellent. Seems like a fine, fair way forward and I hope the challenge is successful.
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by aklemm 4y ago
Would love to see a Google Map of the sites included.
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by aklemm 4y ago
Why does this feel like a good use of skills and time to you? I ask because to my mind it feels like a value scraper rather than a value maker, so I'm genuinely curious.
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by aklemm 4y ago
Classic! Good ol’ trialsitenews.com and a declaration from a rando that they’re right and everyone else is wrong. Your thing is a danger to everyone.
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by aklemm 4y ago
It's exactly the same as before except now your eyelids are taped open and someone knocks out of your hand whatever you're working on every seven minutes. But it's lovely. Spend the time with your kids so that they end up bec
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by aklemm 4y ago
Which God? Am seeing that leads to violent conflict every single time and undermines your argument a wee bit.
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by aklemm 4y ago
Following the news very closely is a dubious activity, even though being ignorant is worse.
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by aklemm 4y ago
Gnome 2 was peak for me too.
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by aklemm 4y ago
.doc and .xls stopped literally every single business I ever worked in from dabbling with Linux desktop for staff.
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by aklemm 4y ago
Way more effective to let them figure it out slowly with the time they need after the gentle boundary /standard is set.
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by aklemm 4y ago
It might come back due to obviously-bad Catholic ideas.
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by aklemm 4y ago
A world in which only you win chess games would be pretty boring. Just sort of work backwards from that perspective.

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