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by d23 4y ago
I get the inclination to make comments like this without reading, but the article goes into far more depth than this.
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by d23 4y ago
It’s reported by fox business. At what point do you acknowledge to yourself you’re shutting out evidence simply because it’s uncomfortable, regardless of truth?
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by d23 4y ago
These are great in theory. In practice, I've regretted the handful of times I've done them. It seems like some companies use this as a way to "waste" less of their interviewers' time. One particular dysfunctional
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by d23 4y ago
I'd love to live in a country where moves like this are considered populist pandering.
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by d23 4y ago
Most debugging is simply a series of validations of which of your assumptions is incorrect.
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by d23 4y ago
Disgusting victim blaming. Not surprised this is a throwaway account.
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by d23 4y ago
I suppose that's impressive too!
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by d23 4y ago
Watch the January 6th hearings if there is any doubt in your mind. The evidence is laid out quite clearly.
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by d23 4y ago
For me (also from the south), specifically, it was about identifying the sounds that I usually misspoke. Dragging vowels out was one obvious one, but one I literally couldn’t hear at first was e.g. the difference between “pen” and “pin”.
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by d23 4y ago
Looks fine to me. If the modifier were placed at the end of the title it would be misplaced and would imply what you've said.
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by d23 4y ago
My only question is around the loophole that political organizations can do this if they aren't using "robotexts". How do they prove this? I've received three texts from an organization I'd like to do this to. Ev
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by d23 4y ago
Great idea. I usually use fake, obscenity-laden email addresses, but I'll start using this approach instead.
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by d23 4y ago
> I’m not really sure what the long-term implications of shamelessness will be. The best we can hope for at this point is that there will be a backlash. Otherwise, I fear it’s a form of nihilism and sociopathy that will bring down every
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by d23 4y ago
Yeah, the article's headline is an odd conclusion to draw from the evidence in its body. If the growing cacophony is "put everything into crypto," it seems the exact thing we'd want to do in response is say "don&#x
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by d23 4y ago
I look for alternatives to Amazon every time now and have cancelled prime after 15 years.
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by d23 4y ago
I was a paypal customer since the 90s. I recently had an issue where a site using paypal sold me something and blatantly lied about the product. I filed a dispute with paypal. It was only for $30, was a digital item, and I had pretty con
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by d23 4y ago
I always loved reading stories from eve, but when I tried to get into it I didn't last more than a couple of weeks.
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by d23 4y ago
> He is the martyr, the victim, Prometheus chained to the rock, the self-sacrificing hero who fights single-handed against impossible odds. If he were killing a mouse he would know how to make it seem like a dragon. One feels, as with Na
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by d23 4y ago
This happened to me. I ended up coming back and deciding I still needed to quit, and the CEO was understanding.
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by d23 4y ago
I read this and was baffled. I've never broken a pair of glasses. The article made me realize I needed to clean my glasses. I wiped them off with a wipe from a pack of wipes I always use. A few hours later, I just realized one of th
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by d23 4y ago
The behavior described in the chain of comments you're responding to. Or literally the thread you're in. Making a public ass of himself on a consistent basis. Acting like a child.
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by d23 4y ago
Similar nonsense has been said about Trump (“it’s just the liberal media”), as though we didn’t have direct access to his tweets.
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by d23 4y ago
There was a point a few years ago where you could not see a single piece of user-generated content above the fold on the reddit home page. A bunch of teams had jockeyed for having their little carousels and banners put on top, and of cours
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by d23 4y ago
I'm not quite sure how to phrase it, but I'd try to change the way you're talking about it. You're not negotiating the amount of time it'll take. You're discussing what it would mean for it to take shorter or
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by d23 4y ago
It seems to be a broader trend, even in the US. High level politicians and political operatives seem to be openly committing crimes and defying the law with no fear of repercussions.
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by d23 4y ago
Agree to disagree I guess. Reuters clearly believes the story is that there was widespread use in Iran for at least two years after the sanctions went into effect and that Binance was aware. Given that, this headline doesn't seem beyo
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by d23 4y ago
The article mentions 7 people they directly interviewed, another 11 that claim to have done it publicly but didn't respond to their questions, and says: > The exchange's popularity in Iran was known inside the company. Senior e
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by d23 4y ago
Sorry, I meant MIDI keyboard. It doesn't seem to be doing anything with my MIDI keyboard either, other than playing the notes.
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by d23 4y ago
Is there a help page anywhere? Quiz mode seems self explanatory, but I can't figure out what to "do" in the other mode. For example, in "Chords" mode it just shows me the 1st chord. Pressing notes on my keyboard
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by d23 4y ago
I wonder how many of us have independently done something similar at our respective companies during a hack week. I did something nearly exactly the same, except you'd type "resurrect team-member-username". The idea was tha

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