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by bitlax 7y ago
You don't pay for a percentage of the month when you cancel. When you switch to three different services in one month you're paying for three different services. And oftentimes --especially in the case of Disney-- the consumer has
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by bitlax 7y ago
Oh ok, so your personal definition of evil just includes every belligerent act.
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by bitlax 7y ago
Yes they believe much of the care for the needy should be undertaken by institutions like religious organizations.
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by bitlax 7y ago
> The right mostly doesn't give a shit about the dispossessed, at least as far as potential government intervention goes. They're more social darwinist; if some men are really suffering, maybe they should stop being such losers
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by bitlax 7y ago
You could really show you don't care by not posting at all.
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by bitlax 7y ago
What's your reasoning?
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by bitlax 7y ago
Except Founding Farmers.
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by bitlax 7y ago
Well they aren't liberal or conservative so much as establishment Democrat. And they regularly engage in bias by omission in their reporting.
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by bitlax 7y ago
> How is that different from the indoctrination of suicide bombers? Presumably the CIA mission is not dependent on the agent's suicide. This is an action taken in a worst-case scenario to avoid torture.
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by bitlax 7y ago
No, only that these aren't better or more effective tools.
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by bitlax 7y ago
You're not married, either.
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by bitlax 7y ago
Alex Jones is also popular.
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by bitlax 7y ago
So did the attack on Pearl Harbor.
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by bitlax 7y ago
People are talking about LinkedIn. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19590585
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by bitlax 7y ago
They state in the notice that 8Chan will likely just use a Cloudflare competitor, so you're in luck I suppose.
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by bitlax 7y ago
What resources would you recommend that provide instructional design principles?
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by bitlax 7y ago
What if they become tradesmen?
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by bitlax 7y ago
FWIW the Binky Pointer videos are available on Youtube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i49_SNt4yfk
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by bitlax 7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erd%C5%91s%E2%80%93Bacon_numbe...
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by bitlax 7y ago
In the early 90s, George Csicsery made a film about Erdős called "N is a Number" which is worth watching. You can find information on that video, along with a few lectures by Erdős and a film about his 100th birthday at zalafilms.
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by bitlax 7y ago
If you want cheap options the Alera Elusion is pretty great and I know a lot of developers who use those gaming chairs that look like car seats.
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by bitlax 7y ago
Here's some discussion from when Uber switched back from PostgreSQL to MySQL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12166585 FWIW I prefer PostgreSQL.
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by bitlax 7y ago
You don't say what you're going back to school for or what you plan on taking when you get there, so my answer might be a bit different with that information. But even if you didn't pay all that much attention the first time,
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by bitlax 7y ago
That doesn't make sense since Democrats were accused of having sex with minors in both cases.
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by bitlax 7y ago
What has Microsoft extinguished lately?
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by bitlax 7y ago
Depends on the book and the context. Generally yes. Short answer no, long answer yes. I urge you to search for "sincerely held religious beliefs" as there are an abundance of educational documents and case law related to this subj
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by bitlax 7y ago
OP is clearly posing a hypothetical. And courts absolutely look to the amount of time and frequency with which one practices a tenet of their religion as evidence of sincerity. OP might be sincere, but a court would be unlikely to use that
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by bitlax 7y ago
How do I know that the newly invented religious tenet that the OP doesn't practice doesn't spring from a sincerely held belief?
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by bitlax 7y ago
I was making a clarification, but this is a more or less open forum where people share their opinions. Do I really need to put a disclaimer before every post? Also, the Supreme Court may very well weigh in and may very well be wrong on the
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by bitlax 7y ago
No, that's not your sincerely held belief. But you're overthinking it. This is covered by freedom of speech.

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