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6y ago
* Don't consider this a personal need but a game theoretic challenge* You do you, but my intentions here were absolutely rooted in the former.
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6y ago
what is the alternative you see to social media to build influence and visibility? Releasing yourself from the need to build influence and visibility in exchange for a life of genuine authenticity and virtue.
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6y ago
instead of the promised land There’s plenty of options out there in the wild black yonder of space. Just try to avoid Europa. Bit of a dispute over land rights with that one.
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6y ago
On a planet with 7 billion people? Probably not.
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6y ago
Please don't post shallow dismissals, especially of other people's work. A good critical comment teaches us something. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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6y ago
Asking as someone only passive interested in it (a friend is a developer), any thoughts about the dat protocol and beaker browser as an alternative or does my understanding of tor and dat require adjustment? Do they address the concern you’
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6y ago
Distribution takes a couple of those good weeks right off the top in many cases, making stale beer a real issue for people that like hoppy styles. I'm not sure I can concur with this, distribution of spirits is an incredibly well sol
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6y ago
I’ve heard that if you’re going to do this put them in a cool area away from light exposure. So if you’re storing them in your kitchen fridge that gets opened and closed frequently that may or may not affect the aging and final taste. THAT
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6y ago
Are you sure your personal taste and preferences (which are fine to have, everyone has different tolerances for different flavors and experiences with beverages) aren’t getting projected onto an entire industry here? Of course it’s entirely
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6y ago
Question in search of some clarity: When you say “they” Are you referring to a specific beer made by a specific brewery when you refer to these pasteurized beverages? At least as it pertains to the article, not all of Magic Hat’s products
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6y ago
There are several styles of beer that can be stored such that they continue fermenting in storage and become a final, drinkable product by the time it gets connected to a tap-so this is HEAVILY dependent on what kind of beer you’re making,
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6y ago
I find it hard to believe that forty beers are being kept fresh and live and maintained properly Asked honesty and earnestly, why?
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6y ago
While I can understand that AnyList (or any other app for that matter) would want to, on occasion, send marketing emails to users I am not an AnyList user but do they ask when signing up if users would like to opt in to such marketing mes
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6y ago
looks around Psst..hey buddy, you want some RSS? ;)
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6y ago
I suspect you might not get an answer to this since it's not something anyone has actually said here.
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6y ago
Hm. Yeah, I think we're very much aligned on this, if maybe for different but not necessarily competing reasons. Cheers
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6y ago
You can certainly argue that the individuals are just doing their jobs and are not political actors per se, but they are definitely working towards the goals of politically driven organizations. I get this point, and I can't say I ne
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6y ago
Sorry, I thought that since we were originally talking about transcriptions of radio news broadcasts and accessibility for the hard of hearing that closed-captioning would be appropriate and relevant. But your point is well met.
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6y ago
More than zero. It's called closed captioning, isn't it? I've quite often seen closed-captioning that put brief written descriptions of non-verbal depictions in bracket, and it's not entirely common either https:/&
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6y ago
Accessibility still matters, or should still matter even if you’re a radio station, but probably especially if you’re a news radio station.
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6y ago
Let’s not kid ourselves. The press are political actors and nothing more. "The press" is made up of tens of thousands of people making individual choices (within their individual editorial requirements) about what to cover, how
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6y ago
I assumed that was the meaning, but I'm also trying to defer to authorial intent-a bit risk averse to assume with how hot this topic has been lately and all.
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6y ago
That's freedom of speech. To avoid making an incorrect assumption, and reading this in context with the rest of your post: are you saying it's "Freedom of speech" if someone has a blog or "Freedom of speech"
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6y ago
One thing I've noticed is the better an engineer gets, the better they are at shooting down every idea they see. This was two jobs ago. Razor sharp developer, could come up with any feature you asked him to. Which was the problem, if
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6y ago
It's hard to debate someone that doesn't understand basic concepts like this. Good luck to you. I understand the concepts well, I just disagree with the premise as you've framed it, and I'd like to think I've done
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6y ago
I addressed it by disagreeing with and refuting it. You assumed there was a consensus and agreement on the merits, there is no such consensus ; criminality cannot be a proxy for criminality-at least I don't believe that to be the case
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If we agree with that and agree that is some rough proxy for criminality why wouldn't we expect about 10 times as much police violence against Black people? Caveat lector: If we agree. I don't agree with this idea that the sta
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6y ago
Are we not allowed to fact check false claims? For my part, I have not made such a claim nor do I hold such a position that fact-checking is not allowed-I'd encourage asking someone who actually said this.
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6y ago
When people ask "why isn't anyone talking about black on black crime?" or why aren't "we" in the black community talking about it, my response is usually to start by asking "Who is 'we'"?[0]
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6y ago
Or we can acknowledge that discussions oriented around in-group violence perpetuated by members of said group (which isn't novel nor unique to the black community) do not obviate discussions of police misconduct and issues apparent in
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