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by aluminum96 6y ago
I moved from North Dallas to South Bay, so I think it's actually a pretty apples-to-apples comparison: both places are basically semi-dense suburbs just outside the urban core, with lots of jobs.
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by aluminum96 6y ago
Having grown up gay in Dallas, I didn't exactly have a great experience. While I'm sure Tyler is worse, even Dallas is not so accepting (unless you're planning to move to Oak Lawn and never leave your neighborhood).
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by aluminum96 6y ago
Having grown up gay in North Texas and then moved to California for college, I strenuously object to your assertion that "folks with opposing viewpoints can still coexist here." It's truly leaps and bounds more accepting fo
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by aluminum96 6y ago
I’ve had the same problem at my company (a FAANG), which recently extended the replacement cycle for most laptops to 3 years from 2, mostly issues machines that are too slow to both video call and program, and is very stingy about replaceme
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by aluminum96 6y ago
It's really disappointing to see such reactionary comments on HN. Obviously Facebook ought to pay more attention to anti-Black racism: this has historically been where the problem is, and so it's where the bulk of the effort shoul
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by aluminum96 6y ago
The claim of no AAA gaming is totally uncertain -- Apple seems to think that you'll be able to run games in Rosetta with better performance than what you can get on the existing 16" Macs. I guess we'll have to wait and see,
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by aluminum96 6y ago
The evidence just doesn't support your claim that Facebook predominantly censors content from the political right. Facebook produces disproportionately more engagements for right-wing sites[1]. This is reflected in the best performing
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by aluminum96 6y ago
Have you actually had a landlord install cameras around your complex? I'm skeptical that you would actually want this if you'd experienced it in practice.
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by aluminum96 6y ago
The bill already had a provision preventing division of a lot that had a tenant in the last 3 years.
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by aluminum96 6y ago
It is truly remarkable how many replies in that thread consist of bad analogies, denials of clear third party reporting, and whatabout-ism.
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by aluminum96 6y ago
Indeed, it seems pretty clear that the position of the article is that Guerra lied in US court in order to bolster Chevron's case.
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by aluminum96 6y ago
Article is paywalled?
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by aluminum96 6y ago
I don't think this is an isomorphic situation. Chinese companies are different from EU/American ones because: (1) The CCP is a secretive, authoritarian government with an established disregard for human rights. (2) China already
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by aluminum96 6y ago
I was wondering about this. I clicked around for several minutes... I wish people would test their sites in more than just Chromium! Checking that it works in at least one second browser dramatically improves the portability of your site in
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by aluminum96 7y ago
This is totally ridiculous. Test coverage clearly matters even if it's not 100%, as anyone who has ever worked on an older codebase knows. As long as you're not causing coverage regressions, it is perfectly acceptable to leave unt
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by aluminum96 8y ago
There's already a large and trusted market for reselling verified used Rolexes: HQ Milton, Bob's Watches, Crown and Caliber, the list goes on and on. This doesn't seem very new, at least for the watches.
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by aluminum96 8y ago
I think most people have taken it pretty well, since a majority of employees got their grants priced before the bull market of the last few years. It does really suck though if your grant was priced in August (like mine), which is an instan