dpc59

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by dpc59 10y ago
There is a difference between healthiness and life expectancy.
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How woke is wikipedia's editorial pool?(bloomberg.com)
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How capitalism created cool(theatlantic.com)
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by dpc59 10y ago
I think he means pricing schemes are more simple when you go with a flat "200$/hour rate". Obviously it's shit for the client since they have no idea how many hours will be spent on the case, but that's not the lawy
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by dpc59 10y ago
It ticks me off how a lot of managers always forget about how the job market is a buyer's market when they write about it.
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by dpc59 10y ago
The reason why there is a negative perception of employment conditions is because employment conditions are not very good, and they're not very good because a lot of people want to work in the industry.
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by dpc59 10y ago
Except prices for living necessities won't get lower, since demand is elastic, people will just get trapped as debt slaves while corporate stockholders become the new monarchy.
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by dpc59 10y ago
I'm a big fan of civil disobedience.
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The life changing magic of mushrooms(theatlantic.com)
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by dpc59 10y ago
Kill 90% of humans and our CO2 emissions won't be a concern anymore.
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by dpc59 10y ago
That's the thing with high-risk high-reward financial gambling. When you're always all-in at one point you're going to lose it all.
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by dpc59 10y ago
>The problem as I see it is that technology has made DJing too accessible. Every two-bit hipster with a Macbook thinks that they're a DJ. This is the point I was trying to make. I'm very familiar with soundsystem culture, I&#x2
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by dpc59 10y ago
I'm going to seem like an elitist prick, but in my opinion DJing is absolutely useless if you don't produce/compose. Basic 2 decks DJing is fucking boring, learn how to play instruments and all the theory behind pop music, th
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by dpc59 10y ago
I would personally stockpile hard liquor if I wanted to hedge for a social collapse. Whiskey never goes bad, it's always useful and a few ounces can go a long way.
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by dpc59 10y ago
It depends on the quality of the water. Where I live there's too much chlorine in it (nothing harmful but I brew beer so I need good water) and a 30$ brita filter seals the deal. In places with really shitty water distillation is a goo
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by dpc59 10y ago
Logic in philosophy is used in a lot of fields of humanities and social sciences too. When you have inductions and deductions based on qualitative axioms what you write is going to take a lot of brainpower to understand. A lot of the academ
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by dpc59 10y ago
The notation is the way you write the name of mathematical concepts.
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by dpc59 10y ago
They didn't build their system for it to work with computers.
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by dpc59 10y ago
The Irish and Italians used to be considered non-white. I wonder if one day society will consider Asians as "white".
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by dpc59 10y ago
If everyone's military plans were transparent maybe we'd have a chance for world peace.
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by dpc59 10y ago
alternative is pretty much a synonym of neo
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by dpc59 10y ago
You can have objective high quality reporting and still be pushing an agenda. It will show in what you choose to report and what issues you just don't talk about.
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by dpc59 10y ago
You can certainly strategically fuck up your enemy's supply lines. War is one of the main causes of famine for this reason.
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The best strategy for cyberconflict may not be a cyber strategy(warontherocks.com)
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by dpc59 10y ago
Vermont and Burlington are going pretty fucking good.
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by dpc59 10y ago
Not necessarily, deep water is a shit ton of pressure.
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by dpc59 10y ago
When it comes to politics might is right.
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by dpc59 10y ago
It's called dutch disease. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dutch_disease
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by dpc59 10y ago
prison hooch
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by dpc59 10y ago
People steal identities to withdraw money from bank accounts and credit cards every day though, the consequences of fraud really aren't the same. It's easy to go back and fix the numbers in a bank account, and it's also prett

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