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by base698 6y ago
Practically no. Judges, tech community lobbyists, and basically the entire state is on their side.
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by base698 6y ago
I'm sure John Stuart Mill will be scraped from the internet soon but it's still worthy of protection: > Society can and does execute its own mandates: and if it issues wrong mandates instead of right, or any mandates at all in
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by base698 6y ago
Doctors wear masks for other reasons like blood and other body fluid spatter. They aren't used to stop respiratory virus.
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by base698 6y ago
No unfortunately, didn't even see that when I pasted.
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by base698 6y ago
> "What the student thought was it temporary concession to the system-"I'll play along just enough so that I can get what I want from the system"-turns out to be the beginning of it forced, permanent adjustment to the
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by base698 6y ago
Been reading, "Disciplined Minds: A Critical Look at Salaried Professionals and the Soul-battering System That Shapes Their Identities" https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B008GRDKPG/ref=tmm_kin_titl
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by base698 6y ago
I'll tell my friend that couldn't have his wife's funeral and friend that lost his house and restaurant they should sacrifice harder. Meanwhile almost everyone I know in tech has had the best financial year ever. It's g
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by base698 6y ago
Maybe try to learn why people make them? Why do you think people down play it?
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by base698 6y ago
Also common is someone with 20 years at the same company that's has been coasting. Maybe they still work on a decades old enterprise app and have no relevant recent experience. Lots of jobs aren't all that demanding.
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by base698 6y ago
You can have 20 years of experience or 20 one year experiences.
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by base698 6y ago
What makes you think it's red or blue that's leaving? California is still 40% republican after all. Granted there are lots of reasons both would move like the needles and shit in the street. I feel on the political side it would
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by base698 6y ago
For anyone doing design work, even if adjacent, it's hard to impress upon how amazing Figma is as a tool. It excels not just as a design tool, but collaboration and prototyping as well.
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by base698 6y ago
> you being encouraged to use your real name? Again, the question of whether anonymity emboldens trolls is not the force of that article, it isn't about their behavior, it is about yours. > "But merely 'branding anonymi
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by base698 6y ago
Seriously, all risk and no reward.
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by base698 6y ago
I don't quite grok the ghetto analogy. The Jewish lizard people is totally absurd. There are other arguments less absurd. To know how to defend them you have to know they exist. It's bad because it's racism isn't all
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by base698 6y ago
You need your helicopter to get to your jet.
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by base698 6y ago
He can take his helicopters to the coast.
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by base698 6y ago
I worked on a server rendered project in the 00s. There was a screen that took 7 minutes to render for about 100 list items. You can make anything slow if you really try.
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by base698 6y ago
In some civil wars it was neighbor vs neighbor. In the Lebanese civil war people were pulled out of cabs and shot. This wasn't the state you have to worry about. How would you compare the success of guerilla war in the last few decad
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by base698 6y ago
Web archive link: https://web.archive.org/web/20201126163323/https://www.jhune...
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by base698 6y ago
He mentions in the next sentence: "I'm not suggesting that you impose on everyone who talks to you the burden of proving what they say" > When you hear someone say something, stop and ask yourself "Is that true?"
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by base698 6y ago
So optimize for the candidates that spend less time preparing?
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Mnuchin intends crypto wallet regs(twitter.com)
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by base698 6y ago
I don't think you can educate an above average person either. Unless you've done in depth study of the techniques, and most educated people haven't either. In addition, some of the techniques work even if you know them.
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by base698 6y ago
Would recommend "Non Designers Design Book" for engineers interested in a survey of design. Proximity, alignment, repitition, and contrast are four basic principles that get you pretty far. https://www.amazon.com/N
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by base698 6y ago
Yeah 2000 was first BASE jump. There are a few on here. Brendan W and a few others pop up on these threads.
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by base698 6y ago
It's more active jumpers over their jumping career than just people who try it once. It varies wildly jumper to jumper based on the types of jumps done (cliffs are more deadly than bridges) and how often. Most people jump for a perio
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by base698 6y ago
Mesos didn't have a cronjob runner out of the box. There were other features like service discovery that were more intuitive in K8s as well.
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by base698 6y ago
Also knows as Pareto Principal and Matthew Effect https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pareto_principle https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matthew_effect
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by base698 6y ago
Don't know about SF but the so cal parks were closed, even the beaches in some cases. Heavy fines if you are found in the park. My favorite restaurants are all closed and you have police state ensuring you don't use public facili

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