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by conductr 9mo ago
Hate is a strong dislike but that doesn’t mean a strong dislike is hate. It could mean anything more. Especially given the medium we’re using to communicate, where they chose those words instead of just saying hate. This medium is concise a
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by conductr 9mo ago
I still don’t think a lot of people expected gestapo tactics that spill out onto the streets to ensue. I think people want better border protection but not necessarily this Don’t get me wrong, I know just as many (or more) people are loving
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by conductr 9mo ago
A lot of people voted for him but not necessarily this . I think that’s the problem when you vote for wildcards. Especially ones with his history, he has no reason to do anything but cause chaos. It’s his entire personality type too.
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by conductr 9mo ago
Strongly dislike can also mean you just prefer to avoid those people or limit your interactions. It doesn’t mean hate. If you want people like this to stop avoiding you, it’s an internal adjustment that needs to be made. That’s the responsi
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by conductr 9mo ago
> I strongly dislike passive people that blame others for their poor communications. Same. I struggle with the construct specifically because I think I am both an asker and a guesser. I do agree it exists however I can’t bucket myself in
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by conductr 9mo ago
The most well funded forum ever
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by conductr 9mo ago
I’ve not been on the business end of this industry but I rent skid steers and mini excavators a handful of times a year. I feel like all you said is true, I’m tough on the equipment and I don’t many many choices with the longevity of the ma
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by conductr 9mo ago
Default No is fine, just go with it. That’s a huge ask. It was a 2 week stay, that’s a hell no unless you’re my nuclear family then maybe we can discuss it. Even then, there’s some family I don’t want as overnight guests and I usually put u
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by conductr 9mo ago
The football bit has a subtle touch that I’ve not seen mentioned anywhere. Because it’s not just kick(trust/risk) or not kick(distrust/preservation). When he kicks, he gives it his all, resulting in massive failure if he’s tricked
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by conductr 9mo ago
It’s similar to oil. Our people are very price sensitive to food and gas. It’s required in America at all economic classes fairly heavily in our society. So, politicians have decided to try to force prices low and keep hidden costs at the f
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by conductr 9mo ago
Could America meet those standards and export at a higher profit though? If not, it’s not what’s contributing to their poor financial situation
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by conductr 9mo ago
I think any farmed animal is or should have no waste. Even if it’s turned into cat food the skin is most definitely not just waste, there’s uses out there. However, if it is as cheap and readily available as cat food then that’s great for b
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by conductr 9mo ago
> Make it clear you are approachable and that asking questions is expected. For the first few weeks, work closely with them in the style you want them to follow.. they usually adapt very fast once they feel safe to do so. Very true. I’ve
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by conductr 9mo ago
Agree. It’s excellent at python all round. If it lays out things how you want it to is a matter of preference and usually requires prompting it to restructure. That’s the standard way you work with AI code gen though, it’s iterative and req
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by conductr 9mo ago
I build homes and so am adjacent to many blue collar Trump fanatics, here's the thing I constantly hear; > My tool for X used to cost $500 or $2000. The $500 was imported and good enough for me. I could never justify spending $2000
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by conductr 9mo ago
I feel like you've proven the point in the opposite direction. A software startup may be competing with Salesforce as an alternative. That would be worth pursuing as a software startup. You've laid the case that it's better a
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by conductr 9mo ago
Was a Hemmingway fan as a middle-schooler but never read this one. Your comment sold me on it! Thanks!!
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by conductr 9mo ago
I do this. Even to the point where I go to church yet am openly agnostic. Takes the right church, I enjoy a good pastor and message even if I don’t technically believe it can be rooted in morality or philosophy and I can filter out the reli
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by conductr 9mo ago
I call it hoarding tools and am a major offender. I buy all the tools and kit to do the hobby, then lose interest
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by conductr 9mo ago
Not to discourage you from building this, that sounds like fun, but I found a very cheap trail camera on Amazon is pretty great for this type of thing.
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by conductr 9mo ago
It’s more so a realization that you have agency, choice, but have decided perhaps without much intention or thought, to remain in your status quo. I don’t think it’s literally about flying. It’s about ignorantly complying to a status quo an
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by conductr 9mo ago
I’ve cut out most of my family when I was a teen and am middle aged now. The way I always say it is “my family is the one I built”. The one I was born into will pull you down with them. The family I built, is not without issues. But they ar
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by conductr 9mo ago
It’s more interesting to me why nobody except sv elites can come to the same conclusion themselves regarding <12 year olds on instagram and instead seem to need the government to parent their kids I hate this law and those like it, mostl
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by conductr 9mo ago
You have to normalize for package volume. There’s one ship involved, how many delivery vehicles and other auto related logistics until that whole shipload has reached its final destination?
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by conductr 9mo ago
It’s a cartoon but your comment immediately made me think of Brian on Family Guy lol
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by conductr 9mo ago
Not new at all in the US. Trucks are and have been some of the most frequent recipients of after market customization. It’s so common I can think of a dozen or so sub/niches. I’d say it’s only second to Jeep Wrangler. But yes you’re ab
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by conductr 9mo ago
This. I think the entire argument and comparison is a fallacy because you can't just compare vehicles on utilitarian factors when many (most?) people are buying primarily based on fashion/aesthetics. Through my American eyes that
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by conductr 10mo ago
I’ve experienced this all before in similar ways. The metric for meetings ending on time isn’t even very useful because when it’s needed people will ask “do you have a hard stop?” or similarly agree to continue the meeting. Often because of
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by conductr 10mo ago
Flock CEO: my home has never been broken into before. Ever. House guest: but sir, where are all of your belongings? Flock CEO: oh that, well I leave my front door open at all times. My home has never been broken into
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by conductr 10mo ago
Tutorial sites circa late 90s, before blog was a term. I bought a book about HTML but quickly found it was easier to search and W3schools came online around this time. Google was new and a godsend. Had a few failed attempts with Perl and C.

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