hackerfromthefu

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by hackerfromthefu 4y ago
not even if you search; if you searchED in the past!
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by hackerfromthefu 4y ago
Doesn't really check out .. You are saying that people will lend without faith that they will get more back than lent? Put yourself in the shoes of someone who has capital - lending is all bad. why go to effort, to risk of losing your
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by hackerfromthefu 4y ago
Get some good noise cancelling headphones and enjoy life again!
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by hackerfromthefu 4y ago
Yeah and thats online income taxes! Then with less than half left theres countless taxes built into the things you spend on (e.g. sales taxes, property taxes, fuel taxes, import tariffs, etc etc etc etc and oh yeah more etc)
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by hackerfromthefu 4y ago
Yeah, BUT its the easiest job market in IT history to get hired right now ..
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by hackerfromthefu 4y ago
Yes, and its quite likely correct. Possibly why it's often raised!
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by hackerfromthefu 4y ago
So you are saying you think the grass is greener over there? I've worked lots in both, and it really is not. There's something satisfying about the physical movements, and being in different locations, about the house building wor
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by hackerfromthefu 4y ago
If only they paid well!
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by hackerfromthefu 4y ago
I personally stopped watching Netflix because of the high ratio of brainwashing culture wars IN THE SHOW CONTENT.
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by hackerfromthefu 4y ago
When you drive a car you don't use the accelerator and the brake in quite the same way ..
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by hackerfromthefu 4y ago
This is really a trap I'd like to point out. We often, or usually, look at natural systems without seeing the full picture. This hubris of thinking we understand it when we don't understand many aspects of it is dangerous. Teeth a
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by hackerfromthefu 4y ago
Or better efficient distributed local production!
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by hackerfromthefu 4y ago
You stated the answer is to "build housing at the rate and income levels needed to house people" however that's clearly ignoring important aspects of the issues and is not a long term solution. Housing is complex, takes effor
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by hackerfromthefu 4y ago
"unable to take accountability for anything in their lives" "Public spaces should be usable by all."
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by hackerfromthefu 4y ago
This is 100% the correct answer. Their offer is BAD for you: One single client puts you in a situation of risk when they pivot or get acquired or otherwise cut your work. 4 days a week makes it harder to have time for another client. Less m
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by hackerfromthefu 4y ago
Banning is one thing, but what about full or actually partial shadow-banning, or deleting selected specific posts which is called moderation, and the overall balance of the biases in the moderation.
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by hackerfromthefu 4y ago
We've passed an inflection point from a bull to a bear market.
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by hackerfromthefu 4y ago
I think you will find a much bigger 'silent mainstream' of those who Respect him for the significant progress he's brought into our world. Worship and bashing/hate are the domain of the crazies/extremists/zealo
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by hackerfromthefu 4y ago
some places are bottom feeders, they put in time trawling for people who don't know their worth
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by hackerfromthefu 4y ago
Discriminations original meaning is to tell the difference between things. Op is recognising the difference between things that are unlikely to cause them a problem, and things that are going to cause them a problem. This is just common sen
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by hackerfromthefu 4y ago
Maybe you could think of it like a PE on a growth stock - people expect the house to go up due to inflation of cost of goods as well as all the money that was printed - they are willing to take a punt on the house value in the future, simil
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by hackerfromthefu 4y ago
>> But until that happens, this "missing money" doesn't actually come out of any US budget; it's just not being spent at all. (Fyi Not American.) That seems wrong, because America does already spend so much on th
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by hackerfromthefu 4y ago
Regarding what you're talking about, general memory. You can ensure the physical machinery of your brain is functioning well enough to operate at it's best. There's four keys to help here, first sleep enough to be well rested
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by hackerfromthefu 4y ago
If your gums are delicate/already having issues then picks and damage them further. With just the string dental floss, when you get good with it, you can get all sorts of angles, clear out all chunks in combination with water in the mo
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by hackerfromthefu 4y ago
Flossing is hard to get started, but when you learn how to do it, your fingers become quick and experience, you can floss completely in 2 minutes, while thinking about something else. Rinse with some water in your mouth before flossing to g
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by hackerfromthefu 4y ago
i just refreshed the page and the popup went away but yes google has jumped the shark, everything new moves away from it, and where practical migrating existing away too
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by hackerfromthefu 4y ago
Well that better software in this case was called Delphi :D blistering fast compile times and equivalent runtime performance, just slightly more verbose syntax. Pretty much enough power to do what you need for anything.
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by hackerfromthefu 4y ago
Netflix also tried to be more PC than PC and drove a lot of mainstream viewers away. Perhaps they thought being over the top in culture wars would be their moat? Or perhaps they were just drinking koolaid?
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by hackerfromthefu 4y ago
In my opinion this is the real root cause of the gov org dysfunctions - so many workers go there who actively resist change and improvements. They want to be mediocre/lazy at work and don't want anyone showing them up, and they do
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by hackerfromthefu 4y ago
The thing about those gov departments is 'many' people are there for secure jobs with low effort and actual work. They actively work against change. So yes upper leadership support is required, but you also sometimes need to pull

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