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by alar44 4y ago
Interesting. In my experience, I end up cleaning my house the next day, because I noticed that the light switch in my room isn't just a light switch, it's a dirty light switch. I'll see stains or smudges that I never noticed.
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by alar44 4y ago
It not hiding your age. It's showing that you are still in touch with new things and able to go with the flow. It's not even that hard. If you're 55, just don't show up with a baggy suit and fat tie you bought in the 80s
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by alar44 4y ago
Only in the tech sector do we think we should be able to show up with a T-shirt and greasy hair. Looks/hygiene/culture fit is important and there isn't a single field where it isn't. If you can be bothered to try to fit
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by alar44 4y ago
Take some acid and what you are describing regarding consciousness becomes fairly apparent. The amount of things that automatically happen or get filled in for us goes unnoticed until you get a chance to step outside of it for a while.
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by alar44 5y ago
You sure? I'm in the Midwest and absolutely surrounded by farms. Do you really think your beef, grains, and potatos don't come from the heartland? How in the world would that make sense?
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by alar44 5y ago
Yes? Are you telling me I can't know things about people?
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by alar44 5y ago
This is a "public forum" where people have "conversations" and "discuss ideas". When people have a "conversation" it is sometimes helpful to express an "opinion".
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by alar44 5y ago
Ok?
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by alar44 5y ago
I'm 20 years into my career and know how to program competently. I have missed out on job opportunities because I don't have any credentials other than experience. I'm the type of person who would test out of everything immed
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by alar44 5y ago
Agreed. It's completely dependant on context. Give credit where credit is due. One of my reports had a great idea a few weeks ago and I had him implement it on his own. Knocked it out of the park. When speaking with him I refer to it a
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by alar44 5y ago
Ok so use a piece of metal? I really really don't understand how leaves are an issue with trains. Anyone know why they can't just use a cowcatcher like device?
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by alar44 5y ago
Yes if fucking everyone started saying they can hear colors. Suddenly, half the population lacks a voice in their head or claims not to be able to imagine images. Not being "neurotypical" whatever the fuck that means, has become S
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by alar44 5y ago
oh no new tools
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by alar44 5y ago
Yes that's the point of an Abbe value but if your lenses are super thin you can't tell. Chromatic abberation becomes more apparent as the lens thickness increases. Glass has the lowest but it's irrelevant if you're makin
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by alar44 5y ago
Everything in the enterprise env is likely MS based. Active directory, Office, fileshares, etc. I don't even try to integrate Mac's with that stuff, they are on an island.
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by alar44 5y ago
100%. Every Little Thing She Does by the Police has only two chords in the verses but Stings choice of bass notes make it sound like 8+, root notes be damned.
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by alar44 5y ago
Yep, the hardest thing about learning to comp is that you can't do it alone.
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by alar44 5y ago
Fair, but packing more people into a small space is only going to drive up land and rent value. Not everyone can live in Manhattan or downtown Chicago.
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by alar44 5y ago
I know, I work in the optical industry. Abbe value is one part of it, but thickness is the multiplier. For most prescriptions, you'll never notice. But with a high negative, you have thicker lenses. If you use something with a lower in
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by alar44 5y ago
Bingo. Sting had a quote that was something like "All chords are ambiguous until I decide on a bass note to play."
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by alar44 5y ago
You for sure don't want glass lenses. Your biggest issue isn't poly, it's your lens thickness. Best way to get the thinnest lenses possible is to use round frames. Perfect circles would be ideal, rectanglish in any way is goi
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by alar44 5y ago
No, most people do not live within a market that has these problems. Yes, something like 80% live in a metro area, but this isn't applicable to all metro areas. In the US, maybe the top 5ish cities. Even Chicago, for example, has tons
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by alar44 5y ago
That's true, but it's generally people from LA, Toronto, and NYC that really have a problem. They are massive metropolises. Extremely high demand and very little undeveloped land. Supply and demand. For everywhere else that isn&#x
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by alar44 5y ago
Only non-artists say this. Every graphic designer I know thinks this is great.
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by alar44 5y ago
Well that's a absolutely not what's happening. It seems like you haven't done any reading in this space, so I'm not even sure what to link for you.
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by alar44 5y ago
I think the problem is that people want to buy 3 bedroom homes with a 3 stall garage on 2 acres of land. In my market, there are tons of affordable homes, but they aren't brand new, huge, with a ton of land. People are going to have to
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by alar44 5y ago
How do you figure? I've avg size of houses are going up, you're paying for extra house.
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by alar44 5y ago
As it should be. Avg home size in 1987: 1780 SQ ft Avg home size in 2022: 2540 SQ ft
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by alar44 5y ago
It's over.
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by alar44 5y ago
Oh that's right, all girls in the sex industry have been forced against their will. Almost forgot.

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