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by gt_ 9y ago
This article is about unemployment rates, but wage drops in lower paying job sectors is already a huge ethical and societal problem. It can already not be ignored. It is, nonetheless, still being ignored.
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And I answered with “what he could do to support the under privileged”. In some contexts, my suggestion could be used as a political platform, but it isn’t here. It is, however, obviously, politics. How could it not be? It is strange to me
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If in America, your options are very limited and the answer very simple: Use your money, time, voice and vote to support a modern public safety net. Every other avenue is a divergence or distraction or otherwise ineffective.
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I understand that, and am usually interested rigorous particularities but I find this one a stretch. I was comfortable eliminating 1 based on it being part of a well established status quo. An article about Bill Gates having expressing that
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by gt_ 9y ago
If you’re not joking, this one: > He is arguing for a relative more , the starting point at which is specified as the current state.
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by gt_ 9y ago
Can anyone here answer whether it’s normal, when building git based interfaces, to only use the API for queries and contextual things but utilize regular git commands to perform interactions with the remote repositories? I am a 3D artist bu
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If you feel like sharing it, I would be grateful!
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Does Ketamine possibly influence an increase in depression when it wears off? And how long does it take for it’s anti-depression effects wear off?
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by gt_ 9y ago
I can’t imagine what this looks like if not the proven democratic socialism most of the western world has already agreed to. There is no market measure for treating employees fairly; only social safety nets.
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>Since the down-voting is the tool we have been given, I have tried to be more active in using it to mark comments that take discussion to wrong direction. I thought downvotes were to be used on posts which don’t move the discussion
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I agree. My first computer had Windows 3.1, then soon upgraded to Windows 95, and I was probably worse off because of it. I made Angelfire sites with HTML for a summer but it didn’t hold my interest. I still don’t care for making HTML/
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Reading this left me with a complex feeling... On one hand, I am glad to say I have been practicing the given advice for many years. On the other, I am intimidated at the notion that others learn anything useful without doing so.
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The change was not on behalf of “bureaucracy” but a market intrest. Getty is in the business of producing and selling photography. It’s all very transparent, actually. For example, when you see a group of press agents at an event (any event
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>In the wake of the deadly shooting, questions have emerged over whether officials and acquaintances had missed warning signs about the alleged shooter. In this case, it actually looks like the authorities acted on every measure they c
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Asking would risk provoking a formal denial or getting served an exchange request from the source.
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I like the example here. I want to outwardly acknowledge the obvious force that is preventing the baker from putting drugs in their recipe: government regulation and law enforcement. I am an American but I am well accustomed to learning t
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>(even more specifically, an email with remote images can totally change after being content scanned). Can anyone speak to the prevalence of this abuse strategy? Are our anti-spam engines able to handle this?
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Or like England setting up a base at Sealand before crossing the Atlantic. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principality_of_Sealand
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Those who lived at the end of school bus and train routes are part of a very special (and elite!) club that nobody else can understand, and that we don’t have the words to discuss. If we didn’t do it, somebody else would have, but we did do
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Do you have any thoughts on how to find people that have problems, which the searching party can fix?
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I don’t disagree with you. I don’t lack job offers but they are all freelance and require me to live in an expensive city. I hesitate to depend on freelance work unless I can make what I used to make, maybe 5 years ago. The job offers went
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For the most part, I don’t have the finished products or enough of them to include them well in my portfolio. They were projects only used internally and I did the technical side of things before handing that over. I have good references an
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>Many of us want to build cool things and make money and contribute to the world, and capitalism makes sure we’re rewarded for it. No it doesn’t. I have been unemployed for a year and a half since suddenly losing my apartment on 30 day
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If that was possible, I didn’t know it was. Is there a law about this? How would I go about that next time?
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>and in the live stream SpaceX provided of the launch, you could hear someone say “We’ve lost the core” but it wasn’t clear whether that indicated just the feed, or the booster itself. That’s definitely not set-speak for ‘video feed’ b
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For some that might be triple the effort. I guess it depends on a lot of things .
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...according to a study conducted by the police department in question. I contested a ticket I received from an aggressive traffic cop in Portland for texting in a stand-still bumper to bumper traffic jam. He was on a motorcycle and saw me
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How to learn in 3 months: Complete said material in 3 months.
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This is considered “UX”? Although it’s young terminology, I had the impression there is an actual field, even a domain of knowledge being entertained. I have not been able to put a finger on it so far, but this here is just propaganda. Good

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