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In Canada we don’t have school lunches and I’ve always found the concept ridiculous. Sending a lunch can be as simple as a sandwich with some fruit and veggies on the side. It’s cheap and takes about 5 minutes to make. Some people are tryin
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1y ago
You’re just not correct. It’s alright, happens to the best of us.
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1y ago
Yes they taste great even without salt. I’m getting the impression you have never eaten a cow before. Maybe try some time before you say such things. I bet you’ll love it!
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1y ago
Yea my job is a big piece of shit. I’m not interested in starting something myself. Again, the coding is the easiest part and I lack any business skills or network.
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1y ago
Unfortunately this is one of those times where Wikipedia is not useful. Any page related to an ongoing conflict is under constant attack from bad actors on all sides. Go read some books or visit in person if you want to know the truth. Isra
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1y ago
They do ultimately make the decision. I do things Im not allowed to do almost every day at work. They might have to deal with the consequences but it really is their decision
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1y ago
No. They can be cooked on a grill with no fat and they taste great.
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1y ago
Are you seriously trying to argue that food doesn’t actually taste good if it has to be cooked first? Throw steak in a hot pan. It tastes great with no other seasonings. Tasty from the get go. Throw rice in a hot pan. It tastes awful. There
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> explained you'd missed your flight because they gave you the wrong airport, and the airline would have rebooked you and everything would have been fine Do you really believe this? There are a lot of bad airlines. Enough that a ter
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1y ago
Are you vegan? Your food goes through much worse before it reaches the grocery store.
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1y ago
Almost everything. What can be done in an hour? The biggest issue for me is I have no idea how to make AI work across multiple services or dozens of packages. Maybe the organization and software needs to be built from the ground up with AI
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1y ago
It’s not my code. I don’t stress about it for the same reason a cashier doesn’t lose sleep if they sell a bruised apple
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1y ago
crap
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1y ago
Sapiens?
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1y ago
It’s written in the style of a children’s book but with a millennial accent. Not a good fit for this audience but it’s not that bad
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2y ago
Good point. Friends, family, and colleagues keep telling me to buy stupid things they see from online ads all the time. They're probably pushing me towards an equal number of non-stupid things and I just don't notice. In my person
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2y ago
> people just would not hear about us at all. Can you give an example of when this is bad for the target of the ad instead of the organization doing the advertising? Small organizations don't have a right to exist
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2y ago
I don't mean to be rude but I genuinely can't think of any service I've learned about through advertising. Do you have an example? I actively seek out product reviews and trailers for things I already know I want but I don&#x
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2y ago
The companies exist to serve me and not the other way around. Companies don't have any inherent right to exist. If they can't make money off of me they're probably not doing anything that matters. Do you mean real progress li
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2y ago
> the value of in office outweighs the cost For who? Your employer keeps all the value and only employees pay the cost. Why would I want this as an employee?
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2y ago
Stop being so pedantic. Everyone knows what the topic is about. "Ban advertising" is the goal and not the policy itself. Start with the obvious and unambiguous examples if you still want to act like this. Do you still disagree?
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> Advertising puts a price on the scarce commodity of attention Why should I be allowed to sell my attention any more than I can sell my own kidneys? It's even worse because I let other people sell my attention for me and get nothin
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2y ago
You sound like one of those weirdos who also thinks I should do my job from somebody else’s office
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2y ago
So true. Imagine trying to explain a movie theatre to somebody who didn’t grow up going to one. Compare it to podcasts and you’ll see what I mean - why would everyone pay $15 to sit in a room and listen to a new podcast episode at the same
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> What's wrong with VPNs? Nothing is inherently wrong but I trust my ISP a lot more than some random guys in Switzerland or Israel or whatever tax haven islands they operate from. They lie about what they’re good for which is just h
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2y ago
Does anyone know guides to integrate this with any kind of big co production application? The examples are all small toy projects. My biggest problems are like there’s 4 packages I need to change and 3 teams and half a dozen micro services
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> completely make up a story to make you look amazing when they ask about your background? Everyone does this
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I’m quitting my job with nothing lined up because our oncall is such a piece of shit. House arrest every 5 weeks with no compensation. If it wasn’t for this I would just quiet quit but there’s no way I can make it through another shift with
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Immigration is different. No individual can make a shitty country good
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> we can move to new feudal leaders Working on it I love history. It’s a great cope to see how people can live fulfilling lives under completely different conditions from the standard 2025 life path. Maybe I will check it out :)
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