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by asow92 5y ago
Definitely agreed +1
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by asow92 5y ago
We don't need hundreds of English and Humanities majors—we need them, yes, but not as many as are enrolled. There is a supply and demand imbalance.
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by asow92 5y ago
Yep, agreed, and that's why they're terrible majors if you account for the ROI on them.
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by asow92 5y ago
It's interesting that the same people I mention seem to be advocating for the same incoherent agenda.
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by asow92 5y ago
I hope my future kid grows up to become a great carpenter.
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by asow92 5y ago
It's really not that crazy if we take time to make it a priority.
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by asow92 5y ago
All of the people I went to school with who are struggling with debt and jobs today are those who picked terrible majors or shouldn't have been in the major in the first place. They knew that it would be bad going into it and still wen
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by asow92 5y ago
Do you think that kind of vigil is sustainable? Surely there will be some ebb and flow there, and that's what concerns me: what if it flows too far into one extreme or the other and some new, unforeseen scourge worse than what we have
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by asow92 5y ago
These sound like reasonable improvements, and maybe not without their own potential vectors for cronyism. I am genuinely interested to read more.
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by asow92 5y ago
Fine, don't contribute to the discussion in a constructive way, but our peer are in the thread above is: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29876728
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by asow92 5y ago
It seems like cronyism can manifest in any system just as well as capitalism. Collectivist-isms are just as susceptible, and are perhaps more susceptible given their inherent dependence on the state's management of capital and resource
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by asow92 5y ago
How about you? What's your solution?
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by asow92 5y ago
And what is your solution? You can say something is flawed, but compared to what, and how would you improve it?
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by asow92 5y ago
I'm sure the devil is in the details on this bug.
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by asow92 5y ago
When this sort of stuff happens, you should have a paper trail that you can point to call out this kind of BS. This is why story grooming, sprint planning, and documentation are your friends and not some useless chore—they keep people accou
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by asow92 5y ago
Cue ceaseless debate between capitalism and collectivism... go!
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by asow92 5y ago
Their web import feature, while not always perfect, does a good job of stripping these things out. And this service has synching between native apps on various platforms.
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by asow92 5y ago
reminds me of https://www.paprikaapp.com/
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by asow92 5y ago
The former, and in my day-to-day career.
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by asow92 5y ago
People are always saying (smugly) how crucial LastPass is...
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by asow92 5y ago
To be fair, I think I'd hit it too; didn't even see it in the video until it was too late.
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by asow92 5y ago
Some woods like cedar are more resistant. Some kinds of ash are more or less susceptible to beetle damage. It all depends of the application and environment, just like plastics might in this scenario.
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by asow92 5y ago
> It also will require a massive shift in our material usage. Bacteria breaking down that plastic bag in the ocean is great. Bacteria setting in on construction, medical devices, or your NES is not so ideal. That's a great point, an
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by asow92 5y ago
Reminds me of a quote from Bill Murray's character in The French Dispatch: "Just Try To Make It Sound Like You Wrote It That Way On Purpose."
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by asow92 5y ago
The poster of this PDF link chose the headline and who here at HN doesn't know who Meta are? Also read the Plaintiff in the document: Plaintiff, v. META PLATFORMS, INC. (f/k/a Facebook, Inc.), a Delaware corporation
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by asow92 5y ago
"Class action suit filed against Facebook's Parent company, Meta" Easy fix. Just look at Google / Alphabet reporting.
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by asow92 5y ago
If this is true then we may never fully eradicate covid. Another reverse zoological event may be right around the corner next season.
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by asow92 5y ago
Also, when I was younger I was diagnosed with a condition called dysgraphia where my handwriting is terrible, which is why I got into typing when I was young and eventually programming. So writing legibly on a whiteboard is just an awful pr
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by asow92 5y ago
Never in my life have a coded on a whiteboard, so why on earth would I need to write compilable code on one to prove that I can write in an IDE or solve problems? It just doesn't make any sense; it's like asking a writer prove tha
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by asow92 5y ago
Totally agree with this notion, and also wonder if this article takes into account how much of a wildcard we're all in right now. Standard monetary scrutiny may not apply because we just lived through a global disaster and the world is

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