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by bluepod4 3y ago
There have been a couple similar posts recently. But in those similar posts and this one, the OPs never mention how they were raised. I think it’d be interesting to know. Even if it’s not a smartphone. It could be a Nokia trac phone or wh
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by bluepod4 3y ago
That doesn’t sound like what GP was saying.
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by bluepod4 3y ago
This isn’t new. It’s been happening for decades. Right? What’s different now?
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by bluepod4 3y ago
What do you mean by “new”? Superman and Batman have been around for almost 80+ years. Pokémon is approaching 30 years. Hollywood movies made in the 1920s were remade in the 1930s which were remade in the 1940s which were remade in the 1950s
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by bluepod4 3y ago
K
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by bluepod4 3y ago
> Because it seemed very irrelavent to if they were good faith researchers. It’s not irrelevant if the author mentioned “classmates” several times to justify his viewpoint/emotions about the situation. However, I was making 2 points
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by bluepod4 3y ago
Was there a mechanism in place to prevent people from abusing this process? (I’m assuming this is what you’re referring to when you said “at least serious consideration”) I ask because based on personal experience and from reading comments
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by bluepod4 3y ago
Or something more simple like a browser update.
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by bluepod4 3y ago
> When you're surprised that this will be perceived as an attack instead of being helpful, I don't know what to say. Correct. This is why I believe they (or at least some of them) weren’t actually surprised lol. > If you can
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by bluepod4 3y ago
You do get some of what I said it seems like especially because you didn’t acknowledge my first paragraph that explained why they weren’t acting like classmates themselves (which was a major theme/point in the article/blog post lo
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by bluepod4 3y ago
Yeah, I sort of get your point. > So we did what any good security researcher does : We responsibly disclosed what we found. We wrote a detailed vulnerability disclosure report. We suggested remediations. And we proactively agreed not t
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by bluepod4 3y ago
Now fly to Minnesota and see that most of the people on the flight are white but 90% of the airport workers are Somali.
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by bluepod4 3y ago
Comically so
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by bluepod4 3y ago
How embarrassing. > Step 1 to fixing your problems is to admitting they exist, and that they're your fault. The (situational) irony.
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by bluepod4 3y ago
Some people earn a decent living from doing just that lol. Apparently, it’s a trillion dollar global market, mostly in the US.
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by bluepod4 3y ago
> Appendicitis can, and is, treated with antibiotics Yeah, kids don’t get tonsils removed anymore either. Just antibiotics.
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by bluepod4 3y ago
> There are hundreds of thousands of people that don't have it, many because they can't afford it. Yes, but not in Massachusetts. If this were a federal program, then my eyebrows would raise. But it’s a state program. There are
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by bluepod4 3y ago
Correct.
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by bluepod4 3y ago
Maybe Unicorn is to Django as the Apollo app was to the Reddit app
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by bluepod4 3y ago
There was a “Metaprogramming in Ruby” article on the front page last week https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36875815
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by bluepod4 3y ago
Thank you! I assumed that only the person that I asked a question to would respond to me lol.
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by bluepod4 3y ago
Ohhh, I misinterpreted your comment. I think other people did too. It seemed as if you were saying that your dentist told you not to step foot in the dentist office at all for 18 months. But you just meant, the literal dentist doesn’t nee
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by bluepod4 3y ago
You should try it southern or soul food style similar to how collard greens are cooked. It’s cooked along with meat and a bunch of seasonings. Definitely a different flavor. But also less healthful.
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by bluepod4 3y ago
Have you only tried it raw? There are ways to cook it without losing too much nutrients. Cooked kale still has noticeable health benefits according to some studies I found.
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by bluepod4 3y ago
That’s strange for your dentist to give up money like that lol. But also, at dental cleanings they do things like polish your teeth. Do you also not require that?
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by bluepod4 3y ago
In what ways have you noticed the cognitive decline? Just curious. Don’t feel the need to share if too personal.
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by bluepod4 3y ago
Not sure why people downvote jokes lol
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by bluepod4 3y ago
Seems like you’re thinking of Montessori-style schools (except for the homeschooling part)
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by bluepod4 3y ago
Correct.
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by bluepod4 3y ago
> There's no gifted program or tracking/segregating by ability anymore. I guess those are bad for "equity". I’m assuming you just mean in your school system. Or do you mean more school districts are moving toward this

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