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by efes 11y ago
I suspect that much like in Switzerland, many politicians are looking at something demanded of them that they wish to sabotage and are craftily pitting current social net recipients against it is one way to do that. I think the unfinished p
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by efes 11y ago
I've had friends and acquaintances in multiple countries who've had to choose not to do things because they risked no longer qualifying for disability and other programs that they were dependent on. Once you are in you tend to sta
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by efes 11y ago
I would rather allow you to do that than require you to harm other people if you want to be provided for in an institutional setting.
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by efes 11y ago
I would use node given that your plan sounds like it will involve several distinct JS clients. I don't actually consider node/JS the most ideal choice for developing good backend habits if back end development was your central go
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by efes 11y ago
I think that explanation would be new edge cases for the risk of fullscreen sites impersonating the desktop? When I worked on bugs I would always be careful to note that kind of reason even if I was a little too terse for the users.. I&#x27
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by efes 11y ago
> a specific genetic study saying the genetic condition is inherited These studies are not really about one genetic condition that causes alcoholism, but genes or combinations that provide higher odds of immunity. There is an a gene more
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by efes 11y ago
I'd look closely at how they interact with each other. It is entirely possible that they are genuinely looking for debates to get to the bottom of things (which can often go to the point of comedy in tech circles.) There are a lot of w
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by efes 11y ago
> Yes, it intentionally uses the feminine third-person, but I guess it makes a point about inclusion this way. I end up feeling suspicious of an author that uses she about ~75% of the time since it seems they remember to use it more ofte