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dgzl
7y ago
I was a boy scout for several years growing up and we did lots of community service. Even though the troop was half-full of miscreants, everyone was happy to participate because we enjoyed our time together.
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7y ago
I'm still fairly new to the industry so I realize I'm likely missing historical context, but the only discrimination I've seen has been against men and in favor of women.
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7y ago
Special treatment != Encouragement.
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7y ago
The tech industry bends over backwards to get women involved. Putting them on a pedestal only worsens the divide rather than closing it.
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7y ago
The best advice I gain from other people is learning from their mistakes.
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7y ago
If you're not already, you should try getting enough exorcise to exhaust you during your off time.
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7y ago
At the very least, you could chalk it up to human error.
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7y ago
That's simply not true.
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7y ago
Are you really surprised though?
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7y ago
If they acquire it legally, then who are any of us to object?
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7y ago
You definitely have rights to your property, it's one of the most important ideas established in the Constitution. It's also your right to give that property away if you like.
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7y ago
I guess I'm flattered, but you understand the point, right? If you have 'rights' to a product or service (i.e. something that requires another person to work for you in order to satisfy) then you effectively have 'rights
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7y ago
Yes I've noticed that many times people don't feel the need to defend other people's rights because it wouldn't also affect them directly.
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7y ago
> I think access to shelter is a human right. Products and services can't be human rights.
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It's my opinion that if the proposed resolution is to strip people of their rights, then the resolution isn't worth the brain power used to discuss it.
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This is an example of ridiculous government overreach. Should fit right in for California.
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7y ago
> best applications That's debatable. Most humanitarian application maybe.
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7y ago
Today's public uses political terms very incorrectly and I think lots of us are confused because it.
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7y ago
A big frustration of mine are people who used the bike lane in the wrong direction. If you're turning right onto a road from a private residence, then you're probably only looking in the direction traffic is coming from. Someone b
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7y ago
I'm certain that in at least some cases, speed limits are kept artificially low so officers have an easy reason to pull someone over. This is done to give officers an opportunity to inspect you for other violations. I'm also certa
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7y ago
Friendly reminder that our 10th Amendment rights exist specifically to limit federal power, and to give states superceding power over the federal government. The opposite doesn't actually exist.
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7y ago
Do you think that by not giving a large touch-panel display, the car with become more efficient?
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7y ago
I had a very high maintenance roommate and friend who is really into the easy smart-home devices. My understanding is he just likes the world to bend to his will as he maneuvers around in life. The doors unlock automatically, Nest changes o
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7y ago
I would guess what you're describing is actually an intended outcome.
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7y ago
You don't live a free life if someone else owns your money.
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7y ago
Whenever you say "government should do xyz", you're actually saying "the government should steal money from taxpayers to carelessly attempt to do xyz".
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7y ago
As a fourth-gen Southern Oregonian, my family is perpetually irritated that Californian policies eventually end up here as well.
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> The article is fine. If you read it you would have discovered that... > It doesn't sound like the hackers have revealed the names of the companies. It sounds like the article isn't clearly stating that the hackers haven&#x
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As a lifelong Android user, I'm pretty close to switching to Apple/iOS because of Google's gross surveillance behavior. I used to have the same qualms about the lack of features or components, but I recently began to see thos
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7y ago
I'm not the one advocating exclusivity.
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