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by apercu 1y ago
I don’t think he working class started the war so if the working class stops the class war doesn’t end.
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by apercu 1y ago
No idea but someone who claims to work harder than just about everyone else while managing to be on social media all day is hilarious.
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by apercu 1y ago
Yea, I meant the habitually late.
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by apercu 1y ago
> IMO data should be radioactive for companies, especially if it approaches PII. Companies should be forced into thinking deeply about every single bit of data they collect from people, and they should be terrified of receiving data and
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by apercu 1y ago
Lol, that's quite the example using recent history.
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by apercu 1y ago
Same as in Ontario. But it's actually enforced there. Culture shock coming back to the US and seeing drivers all over with their noses in their phones while operating 2000lb death machines.
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by apercu 1y ago
> neither side understands the other. Being late is viewed as rude or lacking respect for others by a lot of people. Do people who are habitually late view prompt people as rude for being on time?
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by apercu 1y ago
Execs that have responsibilities appreciate sticking to agendas. But there are a lot of Elon Musks in the world.
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by apercu 1y ago
> Honestly it doesn't look like the Celts were "practitioners of abstract art" and more like they just lacked the concept of mass producing from an original. That's an interesting take considering we still marvel at t
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by apercu 1y ago
Right? It's almost like every conqueror debases and dehumanizes the conquered. I sometimes sit and think how different the world might be if Caesar was defeated in Gaul, and if the Roman State religion (Catholicism) hadn't spread
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by apercu 1y ago
> lazy domain owners Interesting. As a consultant for the most of the last 25 years, my experience is the domain owners are typically invested and have strong opinions on the things that impact their jobs. Executive leadership, on the ot
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by apercu 1y ago
Look, I've never had to design, build or maintain systems at the scale of a FAANG, but that doesn't mean I haven't been involved in pretty complicated systems (e.g., 5000 different pricing and subsidy rules for 5000 different
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by apercu 1y ago
My recollection is that windshield wipers and temperature controls are nested at least 2 menus deep as well. Sucked for me as a two day rental in January in Toronto.
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by apercu 1y ago
Republicans support whatever Fox News tells them to support. If it didn’t impact so many people negatively, it would be fascinating.
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by apercu 1y ago
>"effectively gutting the least efficient parts of the government (my take, at least from 50,000 view)" Based on what? See, I think of myself as a highly informed, curious person that is a voracious reader and yet I absolutely
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by apercu 1y ago
>Despite that, Humans can read a book, get inspiration, and write a new book and not be litigated against. Corporations are not humans. (It's ridiculous that they have some legal protections in the US like humans, but that's a
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by apercu 1y ago
Many psychiatrists only prescribe, some also do psychotherapy, and of those, some do EMDR. This is less common today than it used to be due to insurance and time and how they get paid, but some of those in private practice or academic setti
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by apercu 1y ago
I have had multiple tattoos since the 90's. None visible, so what's your point? (Also, my mom and dad both have masters degrees).
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by apercu 1y ago
Ok, but that screenplay was written in the late 70's and came out in something like 1982.
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by apercu 1y ago
And/or these 19 year olds are selling data to their Russian (and Chinese, and Saudi) handlers.
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by apercu 1y ago
No argument there!
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by apercu 1y ago
Your eyes and ears for the last 9 years?
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by apercu 1y ago
I don’t understand the endgame. If everyone is poor and dying who is buying all the useless/social credit shit until there are 100m “wealthy” people left? And if “they” (whoever they are, I think we all give “wealthy” people far too mu
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by apercu 1y ago
Not really for the last 30 years?
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by apercu 1y ago
> lower class, military, sports, etc. I think I'd put "counter culture" rather than lower class.
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by apercu 1y ago
Yep, it’s about making someone else accountable for your compliance (i.e., a specific vendor with deep pockets). It’s never actually about security.
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by apercu 1y ago
And under 30. I jest but let’s not say “musicians” need to be good looking but maybe in most cases “chart topping” musicians.
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by apercu 1y ago
I guess but has anyone really replicated peak Led Zeppelin or “wish you were here”?
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by apercu 1y ago
Not all licensed therapists or psychiatrists provide EMDR. Or did you mean psychiatrists specifically as they prescribe ssri’s?
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by apercu 1y ago
I'll go back to there is ONE out of TEN THOUSAND so why is this an issue trumping healthcare and the economy?

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