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by dudul 3y ago
Yes I just wrote it above. What part left you with a doubt? I do think that it is indeed concerning when imitation is the only play a kid is able to perform. When a kid can only enjoy Spiderman lego sets that's because all they can pla
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by dudul 3y ago
The fact that the idea of "conspiracy theory" survived the Snowden reveals shows how brainwashed/forgetful people can be.
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by dudul 3y ago
While left leaning users are only presented with a healthy selection of diverse and well argumented videos expressing a panel of perfectly reasonable view points.
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by dudul 3y ago
Was she a scientist? I didn't know her, and after reading this, admittedly short, article it doesn't look like she was doing much more than technician work.
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by dudul 3y ago
Maybe you should then question your parenting. I would be so distressed if my kid was incapable of creating original play without the support of a franchised movie. Also, no my son is not lying to me.
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by dudul 3y ago
Your anecdote is not an anecdote, it's a made up fact. My son is way more excited by my old sets with pirates, astronauts and castles than he is by the latest franchised crap like marvel, Harry Potter and all. Here, at least mine is a
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by dudul 3y ago
1. You don't know how to pick clothes? Just make sure you pick something wind and water proof that covers your junk. Clothes are often rated for specific temperatures. 2. Legit can't tell if you're serious here? Yes I took th
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by dudul 3y ago
I lived 2 years in Sweden, I just bought a good winter coat. Somehow that an a few good sweaters/base layers were enough to keep me warm without hammering my face every evening. But that's just me I guess.
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by dudul 3y ago
I do like these. I need them as kindling to start a fire.
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by dudul 3y ago
Billboards are kind of funny to me because I wonder if they really work. I would assume that people living in the city are so used to them that they don't even notice them.
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by dudul 3y ago
That's one member of the family not being supportive. Doesn't equate to zero support from the whole family. The paragraph quoted above seems to imply that going back to her parents was an option.
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by dudul 3y ago
Parent doesn't want to dismiss the writer's experience, just the conclusion. Seems reasonable to me to want as many details as possible to accept a conclusion. An experience is a different thing.
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by dudul 3y ago
> The father sounds like a deadbeat too, given his curious omission from the whole blog. Maybe he passed away. Maybe she left him because she just wanted the kid. I don't know why you assume wrongdoing while, as you pointed out, no
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by dudul 3y ago
> I can only imagine how hard it is for a young kid to deal with the differences, accents, making friends, feeling confident... What are your imagining exactly? My kids are bilingual, have no accents, plenty of friends and feel confiden
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by dudul 3y ago
> What uni Teaches You > blablabla So I'm gonna need to see dome data here. How many universities has this guy surveyed to make a claim like that? My university did teach me design patterns, architecture and all. My professors
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by dudul 3y ago
What does "innocently" mean in this context?
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by dudul 3y ago
Hard disagree, however, when taking pictures on vacation or when sightseeing I always try to include somebody from the group (be it friends, family, etc) in the pictures. 20 years in the future I don't know if I'll care to look at
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by dudul 3y ago
They do that at my kids school, KG and grade 2. They have to take out the trash, sweep the floor, dust the deks, etc. Kids are still on the younger side so it's really just ~15min at the end of the day. Still, good habit.
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by dudul 3y ago
What really bothered me in this story is that the crazy used a 1-10 scale. Everybody knows the best scale is 1-5.
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by dudul 3y ago
That's how striking works though. When you join a union you pay a recurring fee, the money is used to pay workers when they strike. Why is it hard to believe?
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by dudul 3y ago
"Vital" seems a little strong after reading the article.
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by dudul 3y ago
"You really need to learn your history." Hum ok, once we've reached condescension point the conversation is not worth it.
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by dudul 3y ago
Granted that the russian invasion makes NATO look "necessary", but the invasion was prompted by the desire to expand NATO. We can play chicken and egg for a while, but your answer is not satisfactory. There was a long time bet
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by dudul 3y ago
Serious question: why is NATO even needed? Shouldn't it have been dissolved after the collapse of USSR? The war is Russia's fault, but it's also in reaction to the attempt to expand, again, a treaty that was specifically pu
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by dudul 3y ago
Don't they all do that? I just got a CC at my bank, without shopping for it, and I get 3% back on everything.
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by dudul 3y ago
I don't think that's the right way to think about it. One of the best advice I got early in my career: if you call yourself a "Java developer" you've already lost the game.
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by dudul 3y ago
Yesterday on my X timeline there was a woman explaining how her daughter's teacher had told the kids that 1/0=0. The woman wrote to the teacher to explain that no, this is incorrect. The teacher got so mad she looped in the princi
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by dudul 3y ago
I can't see how my message wasn't clear enough. This is exactly what I meant. Did you think I was suggesting to remove a timezone without adjusting the remaining ones to reduce the time difference between the coasts?
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by dudul 3y ago
I always find this kind of "break up post" really cringe. Do they publish something like that every time they change provider for a service? Do they vet every company they deal with to make sure everyone there thinks like them on
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by dudul 3y ago
Source for calling it "almost unknown"? I'm from Europe and this game is totally known. I had a university project to program one in C. The bot especially was fun to implement.

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