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by extralego 8y ago
Are there any libraries for this available yet? What are the solutions we will use to verify authenticity? Will live speaking events become more valuable as a result? Many different angles of video will probably not be of much use alone, bu
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by extralego 8y ago
This deserves more nuance. Trump didn’t win for this reason alone, but if his weren’t the case, Trump would not have won. The main reason Trump won was the void of lost self-identity of so many Americans. In such a scenario, that void is of
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by extralego 8y ago
For real! This part is so gross! Glad you added this point.
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by extralego 8y ago
Answer: class Pierre Bourdieu does as decent job as any in breaking down the social topology of class, but his legacy is fraught with his failure to sufficiently account for many economic phenomena that are constantly becoming more clear. I
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by extralego 8y ago
TLDR, “Kids these days have no idea”
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by extralego 8y ago
The opposite is overwhelmingly consistent in political organizations. Men are drastically more likely to invest their time in outreach activities that feel almost hopeless and don’t support personal advancement, while women generally only s
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by extralego 8y ago
I don’t. It’s done all the time regardless.
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by extralego 8y ago
Could be a lot sooner with a stronger movement for inclusive keyboard design. QWERTY is forever holding things back.
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by extralego 8y ago
Having worked for Nike on ads and in the publishing industry (on branded print content), I am very comfortable saying this is 100% an ad. If it weren’t, it simply wouldn’t be run, because that would justify future Nike ad $$$ to competing p
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by extralego 8y ago
I wonder if the cars in this are electric or gas.
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by extralego 8y ago
This isn’t an article; it’s an ad.
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by extralego 8y ago
Parent said “shouldn’t”, not “doesn’t”. I think they are making a judgement call on what they consider moral, or just. I don’t think they are at all confused about the current state of things.
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by extralego 8y ago
Is the reason for the curated/managed feed related to what type of original content advertisers want their ads beside? Or is it merely that curating the feed allows for retaining a user’s attention? If truly the latter, that is just at
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by extralego 8y ago
Diet: I am not much of a cook so I eat simple; eggs and oatmeal with raisins sugar or life cereal and banana for breakfast, sandwiches for lunch most days and go out to eat for dinner and always have meat and vegetables, and often rice. Th
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by extralego 8y ago
>Many elements of totalitarian control were definitely present. This is misleading. It was not a totalitarian state. Benevolent dictatorship is even an exaggeration. Yugoslavia had a very liberal socialist economy. Trade with the west
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by extralego 8y ago
http://dsausa.org
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by extralego 8y ago
You think extended unemployment followed by a minimum wage job then an injury with no health insurance could have anything to do with it? Or unrelated?
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by extralego 8y ago
This has been such an authentic and relevant art movement. I think it’s among the most intriguing art movements of our age because it’s comprehensive to us but it’s far from inevitable from context. Nobody could have predicted how succinc
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by extralego 8y ago
But the employees will use that extra day to search for another job. Not good for business. It’s better that the employees have their time stretched thin so that commitment and dependence is kept high. This is how we do it and it’s great. H
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by extralego 8y ago
“Craftspeople”? You mean his architectural work? He was, by all accounts I’m aware of, an incredibly hands-on artist. Having others help out is one thing. Having others execute is another. Having a workshop (as in, tools, bricks morter,
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by extralego 8y ago
Major difference between making an album and handing it off to a producer or sound engineer. Pretty poor comparison.
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by extralego 8y ago
Can’t see your point at all. Leonardo is the most famous of all the artist/technologists.
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by extralego 8y ago
Not at all. The technicians get no credit; never actually have any chance to “grow on”.
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by extralego 8y ago
This just doesn’t represent reality of contemporary art. It’s a bullshitters game. These artists almost never even have a vision that is important to them. They behave as such, but the project motivations are consistently reflexive. They ar
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by extralego 8y ago
I have done 2 of these projects for contemporary artists. I have never experienced so many broken promises in one short period before in my life. Disgusting people.
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by extralego 8y ago
Seriously my dream job. I am OK with programming but far better with debugging issues of human conception, but people have a hard time giving me a chance if they experience me in person. I am less sensitive to the forces that so often lead
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by extralego 8y ago
But Steven Pinker and Bill gates said things are better than ever before.
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by extralego 8y ago
Please just go now.
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by extralego 8y ago
Right. Lying to users is one thing; growth must be prioritized or the business might fail so lying to customers is excusable. But, lying to honorable(i.e. wealthy and charitable) investors is morally corrupt.
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by extralego 8y ago
It’s quite basic to see where you’re coming from; quite limited to convince yourself it’s sufficient or even consistent. You’re conception overlooks the value in systematic considerations that build-in humility and compassion independent

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