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by barsonme 9y ago
I attended a state-run community/technical college. The cost was something like $6k/year, and the only company that's cared was _one_ Google recruiter who ghosted me when she learned I didn't have a 4-year degree.
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by barsonme 9y ago
Or "There are only two kinds of languages: the ones people complain about and the ones nobody uses."
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by barsonme 9y ago
Perhaps you could've chosen something more safe for work?
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by barsonme 9y ago
> It has also reduced drunk driving rates. What happened to the overall DUI rates, though?
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by barsonme 9y ago
et ils n'aiment pas la mauvaise orthographe ;)
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by barsonme 9y ago
They also help clarify what the return parameters are. It can be helpful if you have multiple if the same type (e.g., func Foo() (int, int))
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by barsonme 9y ago
The francophones are out in full force today!
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by barsonme 9y ago
I can't speak for the guy you replied to, but I've had family and friends who live up there and there's a lot of seasonal outdoors stuff. For example, run a snowmobile business in the winter. Work as a mechanic on big rigs (a
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by barsonme 9y ago
Is there a source that's not run by a self-proclaimed nationalist? https://nationaleconomicseditorial.com/contact/ and isn't on a spammy feeling website?
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by barsonme 9y ago
In perpetuity? Halfway serious question, fwiw.
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by barsonme 9y ago
> Wow that sounds pathetic. Sorry but why would you want to do that? Same reason people have been doing it for centuries—it's fun! I believe you may have read a bit too much into their comment :-)
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by barsonme 9y ago
or just do it in your free time to give back! some of my favorite personal projects (like my decimal library) were things i might've been able to justify doing at work, but decided to explore on my own time.
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by barsonme 9y ago
Part of being a moderate candidate or digital firm means keeping each faction (hard right, hard left) separate. If information on the purchaser of ad that deviates from party lines is just a click away, it makes it very easy for activists t
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by barsonme 9y ago
This is going to be a death blow for bi/non-partisan digital companies.
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by barsonme 9y ago
They're great! And Bob was one of our first supporters. [0] https://twitter.com/republicEn/status/918153164146266112 [1] https://www.acc.eco/endorsements/
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by barsonme 9y ago
We at ACC like PERC :-) And we do partner with other eco-right groups: https://www.acc.eco/founding-coalition/ Obviously I'm generalizing a bit, but I don't think it's unfair to say the right has lagged
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by barsonme 9y ago
I personally am not, but will definitely run it by some people. At first blush this looks really neat. Thanks for sharing!
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by barsonme 9y ago
It's been so awesome to local politicians from across the political spectrum message us and say, "Hey, what we're doing isn't working, do you have advice?" People are so much more invested in their own community and
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by barsonme 9y ago
Thankfully Mr. Pruitt does not speak for the ACC. Our view on public lands: In order to protect America’s natural resources and wildlife, the federal government ought to retain ownership of the majority of its federal lands. P
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by barsonme 9y ago
We have a few different ways we're approaching this. In no particular order we: 1) Work with college republicans to introduce them to environmentalism. We saw lots of success here during National Clean Energy Week where we held events
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by barsonme 9y ago
Lots of environmental issues get tied up in a debate that usually goes like: Left: "Issue X is a problem" Right: "No it's not" Left: " ... " ...and repeats ad nauseam. If the right was mor
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by barsonme 9y ago
Other than using the federal lands more _and_ contacting your representatives (via phone!!) to express your support for keeping public federal lands, yes, donate. While your money probably won't be ill-spent with your run-of-the-mill e
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by barsonme 9y ago
> as well as the state constitution Given the current makeup of the state supreme court, it's a coin flip.
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by barsonme 9y ago
People on the west side forget about the east side in general lol.
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by barsonme 9y ago
Much better than it was. They had some big gang busts around 2009 if I remember correctly. No huge shootouts since '89 ;)
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by barsonme 9y ago
> So if you really want that "dive bar but might get stabbed" vibe you can move there? As somebody who's lived there my whole life, :( I know we were just ranked the most violent city in Washington (or something) but tbh i
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by barsonme 9y ago
je ne savais pas !
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by barsonme 9y ago
See also: http://use-the-index-luke.com/no-offset
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by barsonme 9y ago
Both parties benefit from divisive speech. It allows them to argue about purity of ideas instead of the ideas themselves which is _fantastic_ for party loyalty. It's not a GOP- or Democrat-specific problem. Plus, it's not like the
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by barsonme 9y ago
> and the labour force is ill-paid and therefore not entirely reliable. Or just in college. Tbh, I believe age (read: maturity) is the best predictor of reliability. When I worked food service (we all made ~$10/hour) you could bet t

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