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by d23 5y ago
It’s becoming clear this is a man who got lucky too early and missed out on the maturing influences and experiences most people face. Edit: Since I'm getting downvoted, here's more supporting evidence, I guess: https://
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by d23 5y ago
You seem to have been comfortable throwing your hat in the ring of political discussions on this topic in the past: > There is no open door policy with NATO. Russia and the Soviet union have tried to join NATO at least a few times public
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by d23 5y ago
I think Apple is roughly trying that with their VPN service? I'm not sure; I never used it since I'm not a full 100% Apple device person, and if I'm going to pay for a VPN I want to be able to use it on all my devices.
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by d23 5y ago
Are you serious? In the time it took you to write this comment you could have actually read the article to find the exact answer to your question. It's basically the whole point of the post.
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by d23 5y ago
I think this was the single most damaging bit of fortune cookie wisdom I experienced in my entire time at my previous job. Blatantly toxic behavior was constantly brushed aside with the phrase "assume positive intent!" > There
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by d23 5y ago
It's a weird thing to live through, for sure. One strange thing to note from watching my vote count after I posted this comment. It rocketed sky high within the first 30 minutes, was the top comment, and seemed to be settling to an eq
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by d23 5y ago
I wasn't expecting this to freak me out as much as it did.
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by d23 5y ago
Dystopian beyond belief
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by d23 5y ago
I you want to get really pedantic with the use of "literally": you're misquoting him. He didn't say you're literally "taking" the money out of their pocket; he said they literally have less in their pocke
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by d23 5y ago
I know you're not responding in good faith, but I want to respond with actual quotes from the Mueller report, since this is on a public forum. > "While this report does not conclude that the President committed a crime, it also
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by d23 5y ago
I'll take the downvotes too. We had a president who idolized Putin and still praises him to this day. If we think this sort of thing can't happen here, or aren't clear eyed about the threat he and his enablers still pose,
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by d23 5y ago
Continually try to step up and the boundaries of what you're comfortable with. Keep growing and learning new things. Always seek and take opportunities that are slightly or greatly above whatever "level" you're current
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by d23 5y ago
Can't read it because of the forced-login growth hacks. I'm already effectively addicted to twitter on my personal computer and phone. Do they really need to make sure they make me log in on one more device?
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by d23 5y ago
> This case might not be super important in the long run, but why does it have to be a fact of life? For the very reason mentioned in this article: people can claim the commits without verification.
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by d23 5y ago
> Posting account is suspicious as it was created at the time of the comment for the comment and the username has no other trace on the internet. Very suspect, impossible to prove of course though. Seems pretty common to me. People freq
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by d23 5y ago
> Putting somewhere around 30-40% of your emergency stash into the stock market may be a good call. > The fundamental rule is to not be greedy: within the scope of this guide, your goal should be to preserve capital, not to take wild
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by d23 5y ago
Disappointing tweets from him imo. But like others have said, he’s been taking refuge in Russia so he’s kind of in a terrible spot.
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by d23 5y ago
Really cool idea. It would be nice to be able to roughly sort by something like importance. Easier said than done in an automated fashion, I know.
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by d23 5y ago
> For example, claims that "wealth inequality result in X deaths" seem clearly manipulative. It's not "inequality" of wealth, whatever that actually means, that kills them. If everyone had at least enough wealth
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by d23 5y ago
It’s fascinating to me that they keep overlooking and/or downright abusing their contributors on their answer hub / forums (in the form of routinely wiping content in a knowledge base that’s been built up for years).
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by d23 5y ago
> - Made a valiant attempt at developing a procedural animated suspension system for a little car. If you have a path for learning how to do this procedural animation stuff, please @ me!! > - Realized I need to do a bit of a deep dive
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by d23 5y ago
You're saying there is no actual military buildup by Russia on the Ukraine border right now? Do you have evidence for this?
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by d23 5y ago
> Noting that "the U.S. and NATO are pouring in high-tech weaponry and training up Ukraine's armed forces, making it a much more militarily capable foe," Gill wrote Friday that "from where the Russians are sitting, th
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by d23 5y ago
I believe this is what Elizabeth Warren has been saying. It struck me as just political theater at first, but this is the second time I've seen people pointing out that profits for some of the largest corporations have actually been i
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by d23 5y ago
Thankfully we have a legal process intended to figure this exact thing out via a process of presenting and considering evidence.
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by d23 5y ago
That's the standard for our criminal justice system, not for us as individuals. It sounds from the release that the justice department has a boatload of compelling evidence against them.
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by d23 5y ago
All voting is censorship. The delivery of every piece of content should be completely randomized regardless of source, quality, heinousness, coherence, or relevance. All knowledge and reason is fundamentally flawed and thus should never b
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by d23 5y ago
I wish he mentioned the total cost. It's nice that this amount of information is provided for those that would want to do similar, but by the same token, I'd need some sort of ballpark cost estimate to know whether I should even
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by d23 5y ago
Again, as others have repeatedly said here, this is a textbook example of why that’s a bad strategy. 100% sounds like a ton to you. How could it not? My last top offer was literally 2.5x what I was making. Never in my wildest dreams would I
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by d23 5y ago
That's great, and I'm in a similar situation myself. But your intro mentioned this being early career advice, which could mislead people into making pretty big negotiation mistakes.

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