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by asdf6969 1y ago
Some countries “voted” to elect Putin and napoleon too…
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by asdf6969 1y ago
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by asdf6969 1y ago
Oh man that’s awful. I support withdrawing all funding for Hamas and all other organizations who intentionally kill humanitarian aid workers. What do you think?
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by asdf6969 1y ago
> we continue to allow them to exist Who is “we”? I can’t do anything about it. No more than peasants “allow” the king to exist..
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by asdf6969 1y ago
I like the post but I feel like it’s missing the reason why VC funding is necessary. A lot of small scale apps and old school forums can be run pretty cheap. What is stopping social media from growing slow and following a more traditional b
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by asdf6969 1y ago
> you should absolutely have a personal physician you have a personal relationship with best we can do here is the closest walk in clinic that isn’t fully booked by 9am and a doctor I’ve never met before. All they ever do is send me for
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by asdf6969 1y ago
> That is not a psychologically healthy way to frame this. But lying to yourself is so much worse. Eventually you won’t hold the illusion anymore and you’ll crash hard. It’s better to be honest and grounded in reality if you want any imp
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by asdf6969 1y ago
Most gay men will
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by asdf6969 1y ago
They genuinely don’t care. Don’t over think it
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by asdf6969 1y ago
It’s the “Why should I care?” era
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by asdf6969 1y ago
You’re completely missing the point and I don’t think you actually know what “bias” means. > a British broadcaster, paid for by British people, to address stories of interest of British interest from a British perspective This is exactly
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by asdf6969 1y ago
BBC is great but it is very biased. There’s no such thing as neutral news and the front page is full of pro-western and pro-british articles. You could argue it’s in the middle of the British political spectrum but that’s inherently a bias
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by asdf6969 1y ago
It changes too quickly for this to really matter. just pick the one you think looks and feels better to you
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by asdf6969 1y ago
Try offering money for a consultation. They don’t have any reason to speak to you.
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by asdf6969 1y ago
Starlink is one of the few inventions that really could fundamentally change everything. It’s an enormous expansion of viable lifestyles and places to live. I know people who use it at the cottage, on a boat, while camping, etc. and if WFH
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by asdf6969 1y ago
Google search, google maps, gmail, YouTube, and Chrome have all been good functional products for over a decade. I genuinely don’t know what they’ve been doing since then other than milking us and getting new customers. Maybe 10% of this gr
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by asdf6969 1y ago
They need to at least pay enough for a reasonable standard of living. Most people would rather give up on their science dreams than have roommates and no family or personal space into middle age.
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by asdf6969 1y ago
Are there even enough positions for European scientists? I thought academia was already extremely competitive. Maybe these scientists can start new schools in America with private funding instead
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by asdf6969 1y ago
When I think Italy I think pizza and Mussolini and Ferrari. When I think Africa I think radical Islam and fufu and the slave trade and colonialism and the lion king. I believe an American pope is a good choice and you don’t have an accurate
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by asdf6969 1y ago
> Microservices are a design pattern for organisations as opposed to technology Very true in my experience. The main benefit is letting small groups of people work independently without stepping on each other’s toes. Although I’ve worked
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by asdf6969 1y ago
Congratulations on becoming a Protestant
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by asdf6969 1y ago
Work on your self hatred and open your mind please. There’s nothing tacky about an American pope. What are you talking about?
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by asdf6969 1y ago
> In a 2012 address Almost every American public figure was anti-LGBT in 2012. The majority of the Democratic Party including the Obama, Clinton, and Biden families were against it. It sounds ridiculous now but Donald Trump was the most
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by asdf6969 1y ago
very interesting. 2 slices of bread is at least 200 calories here
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by asdf6969 1y ago
My country (Canada) gives every parent money every month for each kid they have. It’s enough to pay for food, so there’s really no excuse to not feed the kid. We don’t have school lunches and it’s not a problem. Do you think Canadians are a
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by asdf6969 1y ago
3 meals averaging 600 calories plus a snack is completely reasonable. A sandwich is a meal. I don’t know what kind of sandwiches you’re eating in Austria but I don’t think it’s the same as me.
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by asdf6969 1y ago
What a horrible time to work in an industry with mostly foreign coworkers.
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by asdf6969 1y ago
A sandwich and a piece of fruit will probably be in the 400-800 calorie range. It’s absolutely enough food for 1/3 meals. Especially if the kid is also eating snacks
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by asdf6969 1y ago
Do you think Canadians are subhuman? We don’t do this and there’s no issue. The school is not a replacement for bad parenting. I bet you’re the type of person who still believes in food deserts.
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by asdf6969 1y ago
Same in Canada. I think this is just another one of those things like voter ID where Americans have been tricked into believing something many other countries do is impossible and evil.

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