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by asdffdsa 5y ago
This comment is the natural result when a magician and software engineer collide
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by asdffdsa 5y ago
The point is the military wants people who are easy to control: people who are controlled by their emotions are easy to be controlled and molded. Being amenable plays into it, but so does having emotions without life experience to judge an
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by asdffdsa 5y ago
The drivers are still 100% at fault, but left-turns are difficult because there's oncoming traffic if it's unprotected. Stopping when there's incoming traffic feasible isn't feasible. The best move for drivers making un
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by asdffdsa 5y ago
Now that's how you write a title folks
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by asdffdsa 5y ago
Why someday? This is a simple solution.
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by asdffdsa 5y ago
Is "Peak" in the same vein as Malcolm Gladwell or "Good to Great" which preselects a handful of prodigies across all fields then makes broad, definitive (unscientific) conclusions based on some posthoc observations?
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by asdffdsa 5y ago
When I used to drink regularly (6x a week or so, light on the weekdays but binge drinking on the weekends), I'd have anxiety on the weekday nights. My habit would be to quell it with a drink because alcohol "reduces anxiety"
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by asdffdsa 5y ago
Ah, finally a post I identify with :) These are good points in the article; two other areas I'm willing to look stupid are: - asking a store employee where to find specific items (quicker than most men) - communicating in simple (almos
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by asdffdsa 5y ago
If you follow the link at the bottom of this comment it will lead you to $20 shoes from Target. They usually have the option to get it shipped to the store of your choice within several days. You can do a similar thing for other goods you
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by asdffdsa 5y ago
Ubers are $50 a pop (there and back), drinks are $15, an average lunch is $15, shows can run $30 to 90, hobbies the sky’s the limit (music you can get an instrument, mics for recording, DAW program, plugins, audio interface & cables) ca
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by asdffdsa 5y ago
More like 60,000 - 65,000 after health insurance, 401k. Throw in another 24,000 for rent. In practice, you'll have like 3000 a month in disposable income. Living in an expensive city that pays high salaries, you can live frugally on
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by asdffdsa 5y ago
Rent, Traveling, and entertainment seems to replace the diligence of saving in my generation. Anecdotally, the sacrifice required -- living a draconian life of cheap groceries, awful living conditions and long commutes -- is simply not wort
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by asdffdsa 5y ago
At the very least their marketplace and their store should be separate entities.
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by asdffdsa 5y ago
Give stock to employees. Easy
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by asdffdsa 6y ago
Why's this downvoted?
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by asdffdsa 6y ago
"[I]t focuses on efficiency and effectiveness of communicating the intended idea as unambiguously". Is this true? Since the 20th century, there's been a marked subset of literature dedicated toward ambiguity, absurdism, and
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by asdffdsa 6y ago
I only use Levels.fyi btw. Blows glassdoor out of the water. Thank you so much.
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by asdffdsa 6y ago
Agreed on the loud exhaust ban, thanks for clarifying
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by asdffdsa 6y ago
Motorcycles reduce congestion and emit less carbon emissions than SUVs, sedans, trucks, etc. Sure, loud exhausts shouldn't be used, but banning them without addressing the problem of incompetent drivers only further encourages a bygon
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by asdffdsa 6y ago
Assuming that the Chinese government can exercise control of the top 5 Chinese companies that control > 50% of the hash rate, what's stopping the Chinese government from corrupting the blockchain? E.g. only transactions from whitel
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by asdffdsa 6y ago
What irony? Please enlighten me
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by asdffdsa 6y ago
Please read the article. It clearly mentions income as a reason for income inequality and not asset value inflation which is due to the fed policy.
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by asdffdsa 6y ago
Only allowing selling and not buying of stock is most certainly manipulation. Please vet your acronyms more thoroughly
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by asdffdsa 6y ago
Do you have evidence that this is directly due to police funding and not issues like the pandemic, unemployment, etc?
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by asdffdsa 6y ago
Ockam's razor man, I doubt they even considered it. And by the time they did, the app was too big to move and/or even secure another cloud provider.
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by asdffdsa 6y ago
The most difficult hurdle is that there's never that direct communication between the finance guy and the tech guy. Projects tend to get lost in translation, where you have multiple layers of departments and emails and roles playing t
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by asdffdsa 6y ago
I'd argue that there's culture and there's vultures. In any place, a community of people create a unique culture. Geeks create most of the artifacts & traditions of that culture, but the entire community (either passivel
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by asdffdsa 6y ago
The problem is companies/teams only want to hire 22 year old "experts". Try interviewing as a 22 year old and admitting you aren't one; your interviewers will think you're a dumbass.
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by asdffdsa 6y ago
Good: alcohol and white sugar/refined carbs are 2 things the body doesn't really need. Skip the desserts and booze isles every time I go to the grocery store and my body thanks me for it
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by asdffdsa 6y ago
I'd suggest you not minimize, disregard, and reinterpret criticism, especially if it's repeated and widespread. It's better to learn from criticism than to try to twist it into something else (into something you think you al

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