desmosxxx

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by desmosxxx 5y ago
Even employees of those companies can't get help when they need it. I've seen a case where an employee's account was incorrectly banned (or well that was their assumption) and they still couldn't get through to any of th
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by desmosxxx 5y ago
provide an option? send spam to some other bucket that the customer can view? label it so customer can filter it? warn them / block outbound spam (if it's not high qps I dont see a reason for the zero tolerance here, some kind of
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by desmosxxx 5y ago
'dark' has been used in psychology forever to refer to such traits. There's no evidence these terms were used in the actual construction of the test, so not sure what your point is - it's an online test, mostly for fun a
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by desmosxxx 5y ago
Too many holidays might be a factor but I really doubt it's a large one. The bigger reason is you just don't delay a 20 year $10billion project for any holiday. Some of the grunts might be disappointed but having worked on way les
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by desmosxxx 5y ago
> in a way that makes fools of people who thought they understood the rules Exactly this. A system that incentivizes bad behavior and fails to protect/reward moral people exerts pressure on those with good morals. Morals may stop yo
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by desmosxxx 5y ago
> time period expected. A legal expectation, no?
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by desmosxxx 5y ago
How is this not a threat in the EU or anywhere? Yes it's made worse by the litigious nature of the US, but that's beside the point IMO. The sender is clearly implicating that there will be consequences for not responding. Even if
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by desmosxxx 5y ago
You're wrong. The reaction to the email and apology from Princeton is proof of that, but there are also very few people here agree with you. I'm not a lawyer or a business man and I read the email as a clear legal threat. I had an
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by desmosxxx 5y ago
Not really, these statistics arguments are inane. A bathtub you have control over may not be especially risky. The stat itself probably includes unsupervised kids, elderly, etc. Take those out because they don't apply to me. You don&#x
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by desmosxxx 5y ago
shark attacks in pools never happen where as abduction by strangers does. Just because something happens at a lower frequency than something else doesn't mean we shouldn't protect against it or that it is not a danger to a particu
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by desmosxxx 5y ago
> then enter all of my payment and shipping information. I rarely have to do this anymore as more and more stores are on Shopify. It's also better to know what you're getting is the real deal and from a legit manufacturer. A lo
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by desmosxxx 5y ago
I'm highly skeptical of this argument. e.g. I don't think humans avoid killing certain species because of their intelligence relative to us, but rather some more absolute scale (e.g. feels pain, or passes the dot test, etc.) What
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by desmosxxx 5y ago
why? that still makes no sense.
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by desmosxxx 5y ago
"i never really noticed"
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by desmosxxx 5y ago
+1 My wife and I both moved away from our families long before we had kids. I think the age of having kids also plays into the moving away for work as it's something that's just not on your mind. Anyways, the difference between ou
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by desmosxxx 5y ago
This is more than a personal choice, it's a reality of our economy and the social / economic mobility is a net positive. maybe some of this will change with wfh movement
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by desmosxxx 5y ago
I think it's pretty well documented that intentional reordering happens and still happens
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by desmosxxx 5y ago
Why do you need you change the "trolling dynamic" for people that aren't affected by it / don't care? And how does this really even address the issue at hand, won't they just move to the comments?
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by desmosxxx 5y ago
When I do have it, it does have a sound and sounds mostly like me.
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by desmosxxx 5y ago
You overthink things just without words. Anticipation itself can cause anxiety.
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by desmosxxx 5y ago
I've always been a bit perplexed by the claim of not having an inner monologue, but after reading the replies to your comment I wonder if I'm closer to not having an inner monologue than having one. I thought it was about not bein
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by desmosxxx 5y ago
right, so CPI is not a good measure for actual inflation
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by desmosxxx 5y ago
gas was 5.05 in the bay area today. not sure what the price of ground beef is but my steaks i buy went from $20 to $25 over the last year and they're worse quality
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by desmosxxx 5y ago
Jeremy Silman's books are great for beginner/intermediate strategy after they've read a few of the total beginner books. How to Reassess Your Chess & The workbook Complete Book to Chess Strategy are both good. They might
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by desmosxxx 5y ago
mattress is very important to me. well more so anything but foam, ymmv i guess
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by desmosxxx 5y ago
typically no. homeowners might, but it's rarely worth it to make a claim. no clue what OP is talking about.
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by desmosxxx 5y ago
+1 this has happened to me before and I've ended up buying from a competitor before. We should promote competition.
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by desmosxxx 5y ago
Isn't the relevant measure how expensive the hamburger would have been in Denmark, and not some cross country comparison.
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by desmosxxx 5y ago
> at least I damn well hope the next one isn't so badly managed It will be, and that not being obvious is exactly the problem we have today with our policies. The pandemic is a worldwide phenomenon, to think it could have gone any o
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by desmosxxx 5y ago
and a lot don't. this is all captured by simple supply/demand curves

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