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by dvdhnt 5y ago
The questions have already been answered, yeah? Medical marijuana should be treated like any other medication. Recreational marijuana should be treated just like any other legal drug aka alcohol or sugar that employees consume. If you can&#
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> By the way, the key difference between a drink at lunch and some pot is that im pretty useful around 2p with a drink - stoned, I might as well go home for the day. (Of course, everyone's different). The actual key difference is th
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by dvdhnt 5y ago
As the artificial facade of supposed shared values, propped up by global capitalism and pop culture, dissolves, it becomes quite apparent that while the internet connects us, we definitely do not share the same culture or held beliefs. Case
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by dvdhnt 5y ago
Wow. I do not believe changes to terms after purchase should be allowed unless required by law. We need a lemon-like law for consumer electronics. Also, I believe it is important to not buy connected devices and appliances that are not ente
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by dvdhnt 5y ago
There is a saga going on here between Apple’s HR and a Sr. Manager [1]. I recommend the rabbit hole. The back and forth between the two parties is enough to give you a headache. 1. https://twitter.com/ashleygjovik/statu
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by dvdhnt 5y ago
> We feel that way too! So why don't you leave us alone? Sorry, I don’t understand. Who is “we” and “you” in this scenario and what are “we” doing to bother “you”?
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by dvdhnt 5y ago
Living in Chattanooga, and watching as TN politics continue to leave me dumbfounded, I've come to believe that no matter where you are in this country, rural is rural and urban is urban. Upstate NY is just like rural TN. Sure, the stat
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by dvdhnt 5y ago
It really doesn't take an expert to recognize the cause on a macro-level - destroying their habitats, an infinite number of chemicals making their way through the food chain, air pollution, climate change, fewer insects. If anything, t
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Well, it's not a "labor shortage" because, as others have explained, there is an ample supply of workers if an employer is willing to pay for them.
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It would be wonderful if every person or family had a suitable home before we allowed surplus housing to be used as a commodity. However, we don't live in that world, at least not yet. And while I am generally anti-rent-seeking, if we
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> Most American households own their home. Do you have a reference for that? I'm interested to see how it breaks down. I have to assume this is true because of America's aging population.
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This is a use case we would have, too - the ability to, for example, create a unique payment link that can be used exactly once or for a specific customer.
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by dvdhnt 5y ago
Um, I don’t think gang rape is political. That’s just poor taste and gross behavior. Seems like people are conflating politics with decency...
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by dvdhnt 6y ago
I absolutely agree with your statement. Anecdotally, the majority of targeted ads I see are for services or products I already use or pay for! That makes no sense to me. It does not drive loyalty, it simply annoys me. I’d opt out in a secon
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by dvdhnt 6y ago
More people are in favor of universal healthcare than against it. No one fully understands the problem space, those that do only understand the parts they care about. However, the current system just doesn’t make economic sense for 90% of c
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by dvdhnt 6y ago
I feel like this is no different than using multiple web browsers to access my own generated content. The app uses your device, your electricity, and your credentials. The API is built using your tax money. I don’t see a problem.
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by dvdhnt 6y ago
Well, that's the dirty secret, isn't it? It's hard to get this crowd to admit that "growth" isn't infinite.
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by dvdhnt 6y ago
The beginning of the "Capitalism for Everyone" section is laughably out of touch with the reality of 2021. However, buried further down is an agreeable point: > We should therefore focus on taxing capital rather than labor Yes,
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by dvdhnt 6y ago
Not very surprising, is it? Right or wrong, "top" colleges are considered better equipped to get you close to the wealth and power needed to live comfortably. This isn't much different from travelers going west and buying cla
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by dvdhnt 6y ago
You seem to know what you're talking about. Any recommendations on learning resources for this type of flow? Or really understanding which platform works for in each situation? I'm learning proper data flow in real time as I look
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by dvdhnt 6y ago
`null` isn't a valid value for "date" because it is defined as `date?: Date` which evaluates to the type "Date or undefined"
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by dvdhnt 6y ago
Hmm, not sure what you're saying exactly. Null and undefined are different. A common example would be any sort of patch operation - setting a value to null is valid, whereas if the value of that property is undefined, it likely should
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by dvdhnt 6y ago
> Are you unironically contesting that popular social media was used to organize No, everything must be organized, I get that. > riots and massive property damage last summer? I'm asking for a source regarding the accusation that
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by dvdhnt 6y ago
> Snapchat, YouTube, Instagram, Twitter and Facebook also were definitely used to burn down parts of Minneapolis, Chicago, and LA. Source? Edit: lol at the downvotes. Anytime someone talks about something obvious regarding society/w
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by dvdhnt 6y ago
I feel badly for you, however, there's little evidence to suggest that we can change anything by voting. Mounting evidence suggest our "democracy" is a dog and pony show run by wealthy super villains, morally bankrupt politic
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When has that worked? The same countries have been sanctioned over and over without successfully alleviating tense relations. Why would a government who doesn't care about its population look at the suffering of those people and change
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Honest question, if the sanctions are causing misery and the people basically have to choose between death and poverty, will it not just cause more resentment? Wouldn't the people eventually become so angry at the Western World that th
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by dvdhnt 6y ago
> Too often, dreams are useful to convince people to accept their fate. It's sad how right you are. And it's sad how trying to educate others and acknowledge the facade puts a target on your back, then suddenly the same people
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by dvdhnt 6y ago
[opinion to follow, my own] Even in 2020, while the rich get richer (literally being subsidized by COVID "relief" bills) and the poor are looking to avoid being evicted, the flood of pro-corporate defenders is never ending. It is
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by dvdhnt 6y ago
Good question. I don't know. I do remember the public comment period that happened before his regime implemented changed. Can anyone explain that process? Would such a period be required for reversals of current FCC policies?

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