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dbvn
8d ago
Why do you assume that the fully engaged employee would be laid off at all?
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dbvn
2mo ago
Have you been to a public university recently? Its abysmal.
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dbvn
2mo ago
If nobody is failing, nobody is learning
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dbvn
2mo ago
Once you cross a certain threshold, it's luck of the draw if you're selected. Clearly the entire thing is broken.
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dbvn
2mo ago
There are millions of happy, good people in America. Grass is always greener. You see novelty when you travel.
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2mo ago
I don't care about comparison. I just need to know how far I ran or it doesn't count lol
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dbvn
2mo ago
really the only value is for runners/cyclists/swimmers. Being able to run without a bulky device is sooo much better.
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2mo ago
> “Markets already move on Truth Social posts,” Kevin McGurn, interim chief executive officer at TMTG, said in a statement. Not because of some inherent value in the network... but because the President is literally changing market polic
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dbvn
2mo ago
So don't regurgitate it without checking. You're putting the onus on the person you're talking with
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3mo ago
> Nonetheless, that is not want I wanted to focus my thoughts on here. Typo second paragraph, 4th line. I think you meant "what"
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3mo ago
sponsored by: all the bad guys
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3mo ago
> He is believed to be the first person to die in a horse carriage accident since they were introduced in Central Park more than 150 years ago
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NY mayor, other leaders push to ban horse-drawn carriage rides after teen death
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3mo ago
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3mo ago
> He is believed to be the first person to die in a horse carriage accident since they were introduced in Central Park more than 150 years ago, according to the labor union representing the industry and the Central Park Conservancy, whic
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3mo ago
How could a cloud provider *not* qualify as a gatekeeper under these guidelines?
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3mo ago
> I'm not a team player at all could ya try?
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3mo ago
There's an emergency!!! To find out what it is, pay me!!!
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3mo ago
The reports will be just as useless as they were before
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3mo ago
Sir, this is a Wendys. I just want my burger
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3mo ago
Who tf uses a government website to judge sharing metrics... "look at this awesome new regulation, buddy!"
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4mo ago
> 2. Backups aren’t real until you’ve restored from them Soooooo true. People get comfortable with archaic backup systems created by a mythical former employee. Then there's an outage, and you realize nobody knows how it works.
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4mo ago
Don't worry, Apple has been watching for a decade plus. And it seems they will continue just watching
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4mo ago
the damage is done. Why did they ever think it was a good idea to brag that they were going to destroy all middle/upper class jobs?
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4mo ago
Hilarious that a company like Anthropic is the one receiving money from the billionaire wealth pledge.
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dbvn
4mo ago
A pro-democracy group in a non-democratic country got banned? whaaaaa? ... I mean their ideal outcome would be the toppling of the current government, so ya
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4mo ago
you don't get to speak for all taxpayers. You can donate your $37
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5mo ago
You haven't written a line of code in 2 years and you're confused why its making you feel like you can't code?
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5mo ago
Yeah but they're lying to themselves. They cheated the whole time - guaranteed.
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5mo ago
Crazy it took them 133 years to do the obvious. Assuming your *entire* student-base is morally superior to the general population
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5mo ago
Might want to move your site to a server you own.... site is down due to "rate limits"
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