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by corodra 7y ago
That's not a fair statement. Psychology is an extremely complex science, similar to weather forecasting. We still don't get forecasting right beyond a couple of days at best. There are so many factors and moving parts in the brain
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by corodra 7y ago
This is truly an amazing piece of junk speculation from a supposed psych prof. I find it interesting how the current culture is confusing social norms and personal acceptance when they want to then say "be a special snowflake". No
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by corodra 7y ago
Baggins-sis that stole the precious.
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by corodra 7y ago
I find this to be an interesting quip. I do agree with you, since I've done it myself. I've also taken furniture friends were going to trash. But I refinished and cleaned them. However I know not everyone has those skill sets. But
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by corodra 7y ago
I always preferred to have a boss/manager that has some knowledge of what I do. Maybe not the best. But if I explain an issue or problem, they're not lost. Thus, when I say "this is going to take a while" they don't
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by corodra 7y ago
But at least they can code. They qualify for coding work.
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by corodra 7y ago
I'm sorry, but that first paragraph was hilarious. Hates coding and realizes they don't want to be part of the pool that actually has to work 60+ hours a week... I want to be a team manager! I'd rather tell people to work 60
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by corodra 7y ago
These are mechanisms, not speech. Huge difference.
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by corodra 7y ago
You fail to appreciate how angry I get over fancy UI failures :P I'd say execution should be on the table when someone decides to implement infinite scroll. But that's just me. But theres another comment of mine, I say it's t
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by corodra 7y ago
Well, ban cigarettes instead of the mechanism for gaining and retaining customers (ads). But the gov banned the widespread advertising of cigarettes instead of banning the product. The usa now has around a 14% smoking population, compared t
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by corodra 7y ago
While, I do agree with you that it does seem a bit on the overregulation, I absolutely hate, with all the fiber of my being, infinite scrolling. Especially if I accidentally click something or don't middle click. Then I hit back just t
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by corodra 7y ago
Search "social media mental health study". Theres a flood of universities that have pretty good evidence of social media causing a lot of mental health issues. Namely towards teens and young adults who grew up with it. Yes, it doe
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by corodra 7y ago
I raise my beer to you.
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by corodra 7y ago
Hi everyone, just letting you all know, it's no surprise that modern homo sapiens ancestors bumped uglies with other species in the genus of homo back in the day. The enlightening part of this article is there are some unknown species
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by corodra 7y ago
You're under the assumption that the current taxonomy structure has hard defined rules that nature follows because we humans told it to. Similar genus (homo is the genus) can interbreed even if they differ by species. But from what I u
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by corodra 7y ago
Yes and no, there's a very blurry line as to when a creature can be called one species and has evolved to another. It's sort of like, you can't state the exact day when a creature has started their "adult" stage of
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by corodra 7y ago
Hey! Stop using logic and real world experience! Stop! People here don't deal with municipalities to any real caliber. They don't know. Thus, you can't use real world experiences to explain to them that they need to shut thei
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by corodra 7y ago
" "We designed the model to be sensitive to the numerous issues of representing the slave trade,” added Dr. Radburn. “The feedback we’ve received so far has been very positive. " What does being sensitive to issues about slav
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by corodra 7y ago
Yea, that's called gsa.
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by corodra 7y ago
See, you fell into the problem I'm talking about. I'm not saying the people in the article are correct. I already thought they were short sighted and just bitching about problems they put their heads in the sand about. I'm ar
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by corodra 7y ago
Okay, so I have a question. A lot of folks are saying this is anecdotal. Which is true. A hand full of hearsay. Probably just a bunch of jackasses talking crap. But, how many stories like this are needed until it's no longer anecdotal?
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by corodra 7y ago
Unit yes. But when you include all the overhead, labor, compliance costs, your overall margins thin out fast. That's why the restaurant business is difficult to get into.
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by corodra 7y ago
This feels like Icarus' wings being melted. Tech gave us so much, but maybe this shows that it can go too far. Perhaps the Great Filter theory that at a certain point a civilization's technology becomes it's own demise, might
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by corodra 7y ago
A. When other people get cut off, tell the interrupter "don't cut them off. You, go ahead and finish what you were saying." Be the person who does this. That way when... B. Tell them "I am speaking, do not cut me off.&qu
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by corodra 7y ago
Honestly, let's ignore the health concerns for a moment. Even though its important, lets say it's not. What's described means these bands are unreliable. A lot of these high frequency bands require clear line of sight or a ho
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by corodra 7y ago
Didn't you just dismiss all concerns of uv radiation from the sun since it just hits the top layer of the skin?
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by corodra 7y ago
You defeated your own argument. If it's not superior or not needed, why does it matter? That's literally the joke from the movie Canadian Bacon: "Why are the Canadians so advanced in zamboni technology?" That being part
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by corodra 7y ago
Hey, we all need more high resolution ads damn it! They must stream and be accessible as quickly as possible! Without higher speeds and higher bandwidth, how are companies supposed to tell us what we need?
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by corodra 7y ago
1080 on computers right? Because needing 1080 for a phone is super silly.
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by corodra 7y ago
You, this, everything. Upvote. After 50+ years of latest tech advancements, everyone keeps forgetting this about America. It's like people think history has nothing to teach us about future tech.

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