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drekipus
3y ago
This. A huge amount. (Well done on your successes so far) I had to stop my sister from buying yet another $500 shitbox. Told them to get affairs in order and sort out finance to get a proper good car, something modern, and get it insured. F
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3y ago
I can totally believe that. What encouraged him to get the tooth dealt with?
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3y ago
The argument isn't whether or not it's a bad hand, it's whether someone should play the hand they got. Saying "the game is rigged, don't bother playing, wait until xyz happens" is, in my estimation, the issue,
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3y ago
Yearly I give about $8000 to my sister, straight cash,. sometimes lump sums, other times, weekly amounts. Money doesn't mean anything if you don't know how to use it, neither does a computer for that matter, evidently. If you'
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3y ago
> If you have to choose between buying a washing machine or sending your kids to a tutor. If you have to choose between buying everything as individual unit at the grocery store or cheaper-in-bulk goods from a big box store. If you have
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3y ago
> What about overwhelming bills and other liabilities, lack of marketable skills, illnesses (including addictions), lack of opportunities, lack of parenting and education, of food, etc. These are all issues that can be overcome with an a
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3y ago
Basic income would only be used to enslave other countries that don't implement it (much like sweatshops/consumerism we have now) If everyone implements it, then it's pointless, because currency only works when there's a
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3y ago
Have you had any experience with poverty / getting others out of poverty? in which gives you experience to say "yes, this is the true poverty trap!" I know you're being poetic, but poverty is a very real thing. There com
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3y ago
Amazing document; these are the sorts of things i find in my own experience as i try to help my sister out of poverty. I'm very glad that these sort of papers come out and are reasoned about. The "psychology" is perhaps the O
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3y ago
I would reason that a relationship that needs to be enforced isn't "secure." What does "secure in their relationship" mean to you?
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3y ago
It's a hypothetical situation for the sake of discussion, not ad hominem.
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3y ago
A person isn't a food item, and "formally straight" relationships (including marriages) fall apart, obviously because that person isn't straight anymore.. Which is my point: the relationship isn't "secure"
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3y ago
If you felt secure in the relationship you probably wouldn't feel the need. The desire for novelty comes from bored or unfulfilled from your current relationship, which would contest the "security" of the relationship if it i
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3y ago
I've tried helping these sorts of people (when i was younger). "it's super simple to throw together" turns into "no no you're doing it all wrong. what i'm looking for is a way to make like, microsoft word,
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3y ago
rg or fd?
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3y ago
My bad, I meant voluntary slavery, I don't know what the proper term is.
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3y ago
This, I'm kinda struggling with it. Open source doesn't mean slavery for free. We should look to encourage money for open source
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3y ago
I'd say Django is also a one person framework, as I use it to build a business. The others probably are too, judging by what's been said by them
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3y ago
People having an opinion on something doesn't affect you. Just relax. Swearing at them, calling them out, "people like you" etc, affects them. I have to have this exact same discussion with my 60yo bipolar neighbour who terro
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3y ago
I grew up with a foster mother that actively "suppressed" what I did on the computer, banning me for a month if I didn't get changed immediately after school. Now I've become a senior engineer, but I'm kinda shotty
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3y ago
I mouse in vim to either scroll or move the cursor exactly where I'm looking* * Which is often not where I need the cursor to be for some vim commands
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3y ago
The fact that people have failed and haven't gotten fired, means that there's evidence against the claim, so that it's not absolute. OP is the one claiming monopoly on the truth. "everything sucks and burn those who disa
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3y ago
Because I also know people who've failed and got fired. Quite a lot of them, in fact. As in "they failed and subsequently got fired". The fact that there's some sample of "failed and fired" AND "failed and
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3y ago
I, and many other people I know, failed all the time; and we never got fired, we simply learned from it and moved on. People who get fired are the ones who never learn, and have a shitty attitude about failure. I know which camp I'd ra
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3y ago
"fool me once" only applies when it's the same entity doing the fooling
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3y ago
I'm struggling / thinking about this myself a lot. I've learnt a bit of Django's app-centric model (which is similar to rail's "engines") I work for a company that enforced the data/domain/interf
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3y ago
Thanks! Good places to start from!
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3y ago
That's a very good point, but I (like to..) think the slur is used against the administrators.. Ie: "you got beaten by a14yo skiddie, are you daft" ?
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drekipus
3y ago
Do you have any recommendations?
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drekipus
3y ago
I don't understand why I'm getting downvoted It's just a thought, people, relax.
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