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by blackflame7000 6y ago
Everybody contributes to a companies culture and that drives the people at the top too.
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
For godsakes the Republican party freed the slaves and voted for the civil rights act. It's the democrat party that should have to denounce it's history... except they let people like Ralph Northam continue to govern despite being
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
Bingo. It doesn’t matter what he says, they just want to keep asking the question anyways to drive division to garner support.
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
Does this work for you? https://streamable.com/sr9o2s Edit: People on this forum need to stop being so cultish. Downvoting this doesn’t change the reality that it directly kills your narrative.
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
It’s not being hateful it’s just being honest. Sorry if the Truth offends you. This thread is like a bunch of steroid users becoming up with reasons why they need them
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
Dang, I know you like to run a tight ship, but being critical is not the same thing as trying to instigate a flamewar. I’m stating harsh realities and we need to be grown-ups and deal with them if we ever want to solve them. You’re clearly
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
The opposite of addiction is connection.
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
No we can't because their medication also helped a lot of people in addition to the abusers that make it difficult for everyone else to get treatment.
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
Who knew there were this many people on amphetamine. Back in the day they called that speed. Surprised all these people are admitting their Vyvanse and Adderall usage publicly.
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
You can't just label some topics as "Disenfranchising issues" and then cease to have debate on the topic. There's always going to be a debate on to what extent should society go out of its way to enfranchise people and t
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
You still have to figure out how to fill your battery as fast as you can fill at tank of gas.
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
So this will stop the fires then? Better than say mandating forest management?
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
There have been thousands of passenger jet crashes and on the broad scheme of things this plane is still extremely safe. The fact that it wasn't a redesign means it builds off all the lessons learned over the 30+ years the 737 has been
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
Does it matter? The 737 wasn't cancelled back then after 2 crashes. Point is that they solved the problem and the plane went on to fly successfully and the public forgot about it. They didn't second question the entire aircraft d
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
The economic loss of losing by far their biggest money maker which most likely means bankruptcy.
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
Turns out pilots were able to successfully save their aircraft in this situation if they recognized the symptoms of runaway trim quickly enough https://qz.com/1576597/off-duty-pilot-saved-lion-airs-737-ma...
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
> but in a way that causes a failure mode that is not easily avoided or averted because of Human Factors, even by an aircrew that "knows their shit". This is negated by the fact that the pilots on the flight before the Indonesi
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
The 737NG had 3 verified crashes and 4 additional suspected crashes due to a rudder issue before it was solved and you flew on that plane. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_737_rudder_issues
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
The thing is, you are really punishing the airlines by doing this instead of Boeing. Boeing also produced the 787 and 777 and the same time they were working on the 737 MAX and those aircraft have superlative safety records. I think you lea
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
That may vary well be true, but why does one have to spend tens of thousands of dollars to learn it from a university when they are there to get a degree in computer science?
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
They are worthless from a cost-benefit analysis. You could join a social club for free and broaden your horizons in ways that would be vastly better for your career.
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
Ok but in reality you need a degree to get a decent job so they are de facto trade schools whether you realize it or not. Your assumption that electives somehow make someone more 'rounded' is also laughable. That comes from being
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
> "there's no need to criticise the potential ones." Why not? There might be people on these forums who could take note.
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
Half the classes they make you take at universities are worthless anyways. They're just there to keep you 4 years and get more money. A CS major doesn't need to learn about Greek Mythology.
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
On a case by case basis
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
"how many times has a developer excitedly clamored to ruin their performance metrics, layout, security, etc with more ads?" Depends how much traffic they have I suppose. I'd be pretty excited if ads bought me a Lamborghini fo
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
Shot in the dark here, but perhaps you could try leaving the functionality the same and just try taking out all that code that tracks every pixel the user looks at, for how long, and how they can better market porn to that user...seems like
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
Everyone on my street let their laws die but I guess that was muh far-right-wing conspiracy theory right?
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
If the feds were the problem, why aren't other states such as Texas or Colorado which have similar geographical features to California experiencing the same perpetual fire seasons over and over?
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by blackflame7000 6y ago
>"Rather than spend money to fix things, we wait until everything blows up before asking questions." Are you buying? It's really easy to justify spending other peoples money if you make everything about life and death.

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