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by cc81 7y ago
Do you think they are more similar to the Holocaust than the US internment camps?
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by cc81 7y ago
I'm not defending China at all, they have tons of shitty policies. I'm just saying it is nothing like the holocaust and it is pretty absurd when people do those kind of comparisons. It reminds me of just before the Iraq invasion w
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by cc81 7y ago
Like how the world dealt with the US after Snowden's reveals?
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by cc81 7y ago
It is also difficult to assess because as someone with a chronic illness I also know that there a lot of people who think they are more knowledgeable than doctors while they in reality most likely are overestimating single studies or don&#x
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by cc81 7y ago
Teams has some UI issues (please make the chat more compact) but they have a pretty powerful tool for normal users who are already in the Office landscape. The fact that you can create a group with some channels, add your files there and ed
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by cc81 7y ago
There are many ways to implement "safe environments". I'm a person who easily speaks up and is pretty assertive but back when I worked in Scrum I really liked the retrospectives where people first silently wrote down their th
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by cc81 7y ago
Some colleagues you spend a lot of time with and and there is still a bond even if you are not real friends that would spend time together outside of work. Sometimes my colleague needs to went about a project that is going bad or a person t
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by cc81 7y ago
It is for both but rehabilitation and punishment. But in this case I do agree but let us say he had panicked shot and killed someone during that robbery. Even though he would have lived his life the same most people would probably feel unea
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by cc81 7y ago
>Not only is your advice based on assumptions that do not hold ("it will usually work out better", "enjoying the serotonin", "brain will be back on topic") but it's actively dangerous since it introduce
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by cc81 7y ago
No, listen to what I am saying. I'm saying that the person should be in a place and state of mind where they are as safe and comfortable as possible. For most people that is NOT being alone with their own thoughts while listening to mu
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by cc81 7y ago
"You won't learn"? Learn what? That is just elitist talk about thinking there is a correct way to use those drugs. "Abusing drugs" while listening to calm music is not better than "abusing drugs" while wat
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by cc81 7y ago
There are no proven benefits to micro dosing LSD either. But it is easier I guess.
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by cc81 7y ago
There is a lot of what I feel is rose colored glasses when it comes to psychedelics and that people think they must have had some breakthrough or being able to think differently is just good for them. I'm not going to argue that some p
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by cc81 7y ago
>AIPAC would pull all their campaign funding from the Repubs or Dems (whichever party's lackey did it) and they'd never get elected again. This is a pretty interesting comment because AIPAC does not even contribute directly to
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by cc81 7y ago
Sometimes it is budget or just needing someone to drive it through a heavy process. It is also not always worth it if you cannot show a real business case. The thing might help you and it might be worth it if you hack something together you
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by cc81 7y ago
>Not being able to do that while in high-security confinment. Why would he not be able to do that? He had access to his lawyer, right? Or why would he not be even more upfront and straight up tell the prosecution that someone tried to ki
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by cc81 7y ago
So why didn't Epstein arrange so any attempt on his life would result on all the dirt on people being sent out? Why didn't Epstein tell the prosecution "Holy fuck, people are trying to kill me, I want a protection and a deal
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by cc81 7y ago
Why do you think he would witness against anyone? He didn't do that last time as far as I know. And IF people thought he had dirt on people then I would assume he would at least have a basic dead mans switch that would send out the dir
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by cc81 7y ago
What if it just was a suicide? If he had dirt on people would he not arrange so it would be sent out in case of his death? Especially if there was a failed murder attempt just weeks before? And what stops the victims of naming names now? An
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by cc81 7y ago
I like Alex Honnold's answer to "Do all rock climbers live in vans?" https://youtu.be/kDUeh8nyLT0?t=159
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by cc81 7y ago
India does not surprise me after having been there. A lot of very poor people and infrastructure that has not grown with the population. Like a 10 minute drive (I was not a driver) from the offices of pretty famous western companies one cou
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by cc81 7y ago
There are not as many as for example southern US but there are illegal immigrants. Usually people who smuggle themselves here but fail to get asylum but goes underground and works shitty jobs for very shitty pay. Or keep away to try to seek
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by cc81 7y ago
I don't think you can say that they are dangerous more than you can say that for example vegan diets are extreme and dangerous. They CAN be dangerous but there are many who are successfully are eating that way and it is even a treatmen
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by cc81 7y ago
That fits me, I just wrote a comment saying that while I feel very comfortable picking the standard 2-4 mushrooms in Sweden I would never try and pick a white one even if know we have some edible species.
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by cc81 7y ago
I guess. But for many you learned from your parents or someone who knows and you usually pick a small subset that you are sure of If you look at a page with our most poisonous mushrooms in Sweden: http://svampguiden.com/gift
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by cc81 7y ago
What type of position was it? I'm thinking it is perfectly reasonably if the position is within AI R&D or something like that but less reasonable if you are web designer.
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by cc81 7y ago
Freelancing is one thing but a comparing it to owning a company with employees is very different. I have no numbers but what I've seen from people owning businesses with employees (or even alone) in various fields none are stopping at
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by cc81 7y ago
I don't think many who starts a company stops at 40h though.
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by cc81 7y ago
>That is not true. Participation rates have been very high in some of the countries that are now low. Participation rates in some of those countries are currently high. Yes, and my point is that when those women got more power, more choi
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by cc81 7y ago
I don't think the problem is that they are leaving computer science, it is that they are not choosing it. Participation used to be higher but now it is less; despite women getting more agency, doing better at school and getting high ed

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