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by dudul 4y ago
Not even sure what point you're trying to make. I was just surprised by your contradictory message claiming that it was only an American thing. I would be curious to know which country/territory doesn't have slavery in their
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by dudul 4y ago
A lottery and randomly picking people off the street seem pretty similar to me. Of course it is different, UT at the end of the day, you get randomly picked to get sent to the front. Doesn't matter much how organized the process is.
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by dudul 4y ago
I think if the bus stopped it was towed back to the start point. Stopping or leaving the road was a fail essentially.
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by dudul 4y ago
So it's only "in the USA" but due to cultural influence it transpires everywhere. So it's not just a US problem. The idea that someone should be hated because of the color of their skin makes sense no where, not even in
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by dudul 4y ago
Another detail: the game didn't have a pause option.
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by dudul 4y ago
Would have been nice to provide examples.
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by dudul 4y ago
Misleading title, it is not a clone, but a client for the actual Instagram.
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by dudul 4y ago
This last paragraph is totally a conspiracy theory I believe. This whole intersectionality business is spreading way too fast, being too prominent in the media and front and center everywhere to not be at least encouraged by an hostile nati
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by dudul 4y ago
What was the rationale? That it was a proxy for the candidate's age? That sounds like pushing things a bit far.
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by dudul 4y ago
It happens on the backend too. For the infrastructure too. Honestly, maybe unpopular opinion but it's why I went into management. I was just tired of gluing together dozens of libraries to parse/format data around and deal with th
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by dudul 4y ago
How is it bothersome? People are doing their job and telling them where the bag is. They should be happy when customers go the extra mile to fix their broken system.
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by dudul 4y ago
Give it a few more iterations and we'll get "soylent green is people".
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by dudul 4y ago
Unlikely, I don't know what "continental Europe" means here, but DE&I is gaining a lot of traction in Western/Central Europe. In countries whose history is completely different from the US' and where it makes l
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by dudul 4y ago
Isn't "correcting past wrongs" how wars usually start? Anti-racists don't want justice in the future, they want revenge for the past.
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by dudul 4y ago
As a hiring manager myself I do think that the market has become more difficult for new grads. I'm sorry to tell you that, but you're a dime a dozen. Yeah you come from a good school, but honestly, I'll just give you the sa
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by dudul 4y ago
> You cannot compare Clojure and Rust in any way as they're completely different design philosophies. That's actually why it is interesting to compare them. Comparing things that are the same would quickly become very boring.
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by dudul 4y ago
More or less condescending than "Oh you mean I have a book right there next to me that contains the information I want? well I would rather you - random on the internet - to take time out of your day to summarize for me what I coul
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by dudul 4y ago
Maybe you can pick up the book and read it since it's next to you.
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by dudul 4y ago
Where would the money come from? Who would decide how popular a book is? I agree that in theory these are not incompatible statements, but I fail to see a practical way to make it work.
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by dudul 4y ago
No it's not. Why does it matter if a 4 year old doesn't know what a vegetable is? 4 year old don't know what a bank is, or how many days are in a year, why does it matter? If the sample was only 7 year old kids i would agree,
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by dudul 4y ago
176 children between the age of 4 and 7. So I guess some of them also believe in fairies, think that the light in the fridge is controlled by a tiny man living in the door and don't know how electricity gets to the house. This is stup
802.
by dudul 4y ago
In life, you should always be yourself. Unless you can be a pirate, then be a pirate.
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by dudul 4y ago
Unrelated to the main topic, but you may be onto something. I always wondered why people keep creating these 20+ tweet long threads, going on and on with fluff and useless words just to make a trivial point. After reading your comment, I no
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by dudul 4y ago
Can you name a few?
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by dudul 4y ago
I believe a section of the FAQ mentions that the previous versions (released under Apache) will no longer receive any updates and you're not allowed to integrate the changes to the newer versions into the older codebase.
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by dudul 4y ago
Isn't breast cancer the cause that gets the highest amount of donations?
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by dudul 4y ago
You are totally allowed to subjectively enjoy something that is objectively bad. As surprising as it may seem, the art of writing has rules. Setting up character arcs, payoffs, hero journey, etc. These have been around for literally thousan
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by dudul 4y ago
The first episodes are supposed to make you want to watch the show. 2 hours is not enough? This is the length of a full movie.
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by dudul 4y ago
This is not a bad Tolkien show, it's just a bad show. Terrible writing, as in seriously, show this thing in schools to illustrate how to not tell a story and write dialogues. Nobody would care about this thing if it didn't have th
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by dudul 4y ago
When you understand the relationship between directors, producers and studios it's not surprising at all. Directors rarely see their version of the movie on the screen. Sometimes they don't even see the final product before it is

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