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eplanit
6y ago
I guess remastering audio recordings and movies is out now, too.
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eplanit
6y ago
The title of the article, with your reply, succinctly describe the time we're in.
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The woke revolution in American journalism has begun
(theweek.com)
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eplanit
6y ago
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eplanit
6y ago
"Within the self governed blocks you can find food vendors, daily marches, public film screenings and community councils hosted throughout the day". Performance Art, I guess. Reads like a story of children building a treehouse&#x
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eplanit
6y ago
As a consultant, I find linked in useless; they're only about fte. Dice.com has always been far more valuable.
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Cancel Culture Journalism
(wsj.com)
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6y ago
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eplanit
6y ago
It seems you have a lot to be grateful for -- I'd recommend embracing that feeling, along with your family. Or, are you maybe humblebragging? To have all that at 33 years old is quite good. Are you seeking advice, or acknowledgement?
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eplanit
6y ago
Google seems so unimpressive for the past 5+ years. It seems they accept that at their core, they're just a tech marketing and advertising firm. Not aware of anything exciting from Alphabet altogether, in fact.
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eplanit
6y ago
"Orange man bad" is a meme or just shorthand to refer to anti-Trump bias. It's meant to be dismissive of it and is rather widely circulated.
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eplanit
6y ago
> Look for emotional language in articles. Then count up the hard facts. There's an inverse relationship. Exactly! For an easy demonstration, watch NHK news (Japan), then compare to any of {CNN,FOX,MSNBC,CBS,ABC,...}. It's nice
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eplanit
6y ago
If it fits and feeds the Narrative, yes.
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Deeply the Coronavirus Changed Our Behavior
(bloomberg.com)
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6y ago
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How unpaid debt is handled when a person dies
(cnbc.com)
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eplanit
6y ago
GitHub 2020: Aaaand it's gone.
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eplanit
6y ago
True that it was a band-aid, but the Magic was a massive increase in the national debt[1]. Be careful wishing for any more. [1] https://www.usatoday.com/in-depth/news/2020/05/08/national-d...
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6y ago
One of many trends that needs to pass (Ooooo Apple did it, so it must be cool. I'll make mine even lighter gray, so I'm that much cooler). :-) Reader Mode is the answer. The creator of that deserves a Nobel Prize.
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Two Coasts. One Virus. New York Suffered Nearly 10 Times Worse Than California
(propublica.org)
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6y ago
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To Avoid Coronavirus Risks, These People Live Where They Work
(wsj.com)
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eplanit
6y ago
Victimhood is today's Heroism. We're supposed to admire and respect her for her unnamed mystery ailment, and disparage the society around her.
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eplanit
6y ago
Exactly. It's been a necessary thing since for a while now, in fact. This was an issue before C-19 -- it's just more obvious now.
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The “ridiculous” failed coup attempt in Venezuela, explained
(vox.com)
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6y ago
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6y ago
Are they checking drivers licenses? I'd give fake info. Rusty Shackleford is here to get some breakfast.
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The Dark Decade Ahead
(theweek.com)
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eplanit
6y ago
Elon Musk is my new hero.
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Amazon reportedly registers interest in bankrupt OneWeb’s Assets
(geekwire.com)
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Restoring the Sense of Touch in Those with Spinal Cord Injury
(inside.battelle.org)
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6y ago
I stopped at the mention of Naomi Klein.
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Dictators are using the coronavirus to strengthen their grip on power
(washingtonpost.com)
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7y ago
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WHO Praises Sweden for Resisting Lockdown Despite Growing Covid-19 Cases
(ibtimes.com)
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7y ago
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7y ago
"You just don't need to stop every transmission to stop the disease. Even stopping 70%, via a range of measures, is about enough. You can tolerate some errors." Please explain this to Gavin Newsom.
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