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by constantly 3y ago
No one wants to get to Paris quickly.
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by constantly 3y ago
I agree with this except the “if you change weights on your index fund you’re an active investor.” Granted it is taking action, but not to the level of someone who is picking stocks regularly. It’s like calling me an active investor because
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by constantly 3y ago
It’s absurd to think that any given person should be familiar with any other persons account or mannerisms/schtick on this website. Particularly with the relatively recent rise of people whose accounts very openly assert to be alternat
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by constantly 3y ago
I hate Hallmark holiday movies (I don’t, but let’s be hypothetical for a second — i.e. not real), but if that were a way to make profits and I was the Hallmark CEO I would be releasing them daily during holiday season. It seems a little sil
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by constantly 3y ago
This is incorrect information. It’s actually quite controversial and most learned people point to “an.” Either way, one shouldn’t talk factually as if the issue is settled. Particularly if you’re citing style guides, like you are in this re
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by constantly 3y ago
This makes sense! It’s like lede vs lead. It’s really lede, but common usage has made lead acceptable. At least this is a better explanation and intuition than the poster below who simply asserts one thing based on the first letter without
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by constantly 3y ago
I think it’s “An Historic” not “A.”
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by constantly 3y ago
There’s no reason you can’t address a mixed-gender group as something like “hey everyone” or “hey folks” rather than something like “hey guys” or “hey gentlemen.” It’s just common courtesy we should feel a duty to perform it as members of a
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by constantly 3y ago
You watched 25 hours worth of the same ad per week?? /s In all seriousness, I would guess seeing the ad so much would mean you have more brand awareness of it?
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by constantly 3y ago
Just so the lede isn’t buried: a creator in this sense creates content for money.
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by constantly 3y ago
Totally agree with your statement that gender issues are a factor in global economics, and that we should strive to use gender-neutral phrasing whenever practical.
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by constantly 3y ago
Just a heads up: paternalism or being paternalistic is a concept unrelated to the user’s gender. It means advocating for action that limits a groups freedom or autonomy. Maternalism has a different meaning. You being one gender or another h
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by constantly 3y ago
Apple should give this developer the benefit of their shady practices? That just encourages more apps like this.
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by constantly 3y ago
And for so-called tech influencers to rapidly blanket the field of discourse with their theories so they can say their theory was right later on, or making “emergency podcasts/blog posts/etc.” to get more attention and followers.
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by constantly 3y ago
Then if I were you, I would absolutely not take any volunteer opportunities that don’t meet this criterion. Otherwise, in some cases these seem like amazing opportunities that pay in experiences much more valuable than money. Working at Cra
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by constantly 3y ago
Where exactly are you drawing the line before using scare quotes around volunteering? Is 10 hours a week too much? Is requiring transportation too much? Would working at 5,000ft vs 7,000ft be ok? For what it’s worth: if I were at a time in
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by constantly 3y ago
Hide my infrared signature created from my missile launches? This second amendment thing has gone too far…
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by constantly 3y ago
They’re specifically complaining about their loss of privacy stemming from an infrared satellite system designed to detect missile launches.
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by constantly 3y ago
SBIRS is the upgrade, previously it was DSP, since the 70s. https://missilethreat.csis.org/defsys/dsp/
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by constantly 3y ago
It’s important to set an example to avoid being dismissed as a hypocrite. This author should post the inventory of all the dependencies their projects use across the board along with how much the author contributes to each of them monthly.
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by constantly 3y ago
From the story of the GP, and extending your analogy, this is more like if they walked into the house and found the safe and noted it was locked, so looked up the safe schematics online. Not exactly legal. But even stepping back, I suspect
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by constantly 3y ago
“The Top 10 X You NEED in CURRENT_YEAR” has been a ubiquitous article title when searching for reviews on literally anything for years. It will only get worse for sure.
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by constantly 3y ago
I can’t arbitrate here, but can add my anecdote to bolster what the person above is saying: I regularly remember clicking next on webrings and eventually getting a 404 with no way to progress. This was fairly regular to the extent that I so
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by constantly 3y ago
This comment makes me feel like people talking like this will make “quantum” into the new crypto and grift a whole new generation of people. The cycle continues.
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by constantly 3y ago
What do you think all the other service providers are running their services on?
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by constantly 3y ago
Sorry if off topic but what the absolute heck is up with these ridiculous YouTube splash screens? Here it’s some guy seemingly bewildered by a superimposed IDE. It’s so weird and jarring to the extent that I typically avoid clicking on YouT
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by constantly 3y ago
We need to continue to build more, affordable housing in desirable areas near public transit, and break the current cycle of the same companies buying as building.
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by constantly 3y ago
The key is to use descriptive names. I’m naming my child conceived_january_22_on_a_snowy_day_after_too_much_wine.
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by constantly 3y ago
Run the browser’s native print to pdf and save the result.
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by constantly 3y ago
I am so thankful I did not get a Model X Plaid last year. And would have considered getting one this year at the lower price but for the right wing descent into madness of its founder.

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