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hgsgm
3y ago
I deleted Paul :-(
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hgsgm
3y ago
Try Rd6 or Rd6+ for check.
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3y ago
Google a street name.
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hgsgm
3y ago
It's easy to spam guesses of moves until you get approved.
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3y ago
I disagree. Stay woke.
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3y ago
Direct communication about sensitive topic, and even non-sensitive topics, is offensive or at least rude in many to most cultures. Saying "I want the ketchup" at the kitchen table is generally considered rude.
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3y ago
You can call yourself whatever want, as long as the title doesn't contain an insult to someone else. You can call someone else anything they consent to, even late for dinner. The only thing insulting in ABCD is "confused".
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3y ago
Velveeta is fake fake cheese. "pasteurized process cheese spread" is fake cheese. Velveeta is "pasteurized prepared cheese spread", which is made-up term with no definition, used for fake "pasteurized process ch
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3y ago
Rich people eat food too.
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3y ago
Works in Firefox, not Chrome. Android. 1. Bookmark any page, making a dummy 2. Menu > Bookmarks > edit 3. Change URL of dummy bookmark to the js bookmarklet code. 4. Visit any site. 5. Menu > Bookmarks > tap on the bookmarklet 6
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hgsgm
3y ago
Right, so device restrictions are useless.
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3y ago
Security means protecting against malicious incoming messages. Not user-initiated outgoing messages. Visiting malicious sites can't harm a properly working devices.
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3y ago
What are they paying $300K for, if outsourcers are doing the work?
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hgsgm
3y ago
a browser is benign technology. If you want to block network access, you install a network filter.
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3y ago
Why? If retaking a prereq is a huge boost for you, you didn't learn it well the first time.
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3y ago
> You must have gotten a 5 on the AP Computer Science A exam > or passed 15-112 (Fundamentals of Programming) > or equivalent. > You may also get permission from an advisor if you performed very high on the CS Assessment on Canv
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3y ago
How is it a misnomer?
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3y ago
Don't do homework. Hirers will learn to respect the marketplace.
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3y ago
The average white collar worker can afford to pay for an appetizer at a restaurant for lunch. DC museums are free. Public golf courses aren't a luxury item.
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hgsgm
3y ago
Harvards resources are spent mostly on paying investment managers and acquiring real estate, not teaching.
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hgsgm
3y ago
Harvards pricing system is such that it never costs much relative to student's family wealth.
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hgsgm
3y ago
Humans are not programmed to avoid saying "I don't know."
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hgsgm
3y ago
Huh? Are you saying that math and logic are not useful in a wide variety of subjects?
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3y ago
Harvard has not been about paying for access to the professors for over 100 years. It's about paying for access to fellow students.
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3y ago
Propping up an entire failed county is hard. China does a lot better in NK than the US did in Iraq or Afghanistan.
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3y ago
"mandate from heavens" is the oriental version of "consented of the governed" in the West.
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3y ago
Disagreeing that everyone knew someone who starved.
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3y ago
OK for who? Not the 10s of millions murdered.
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3y ago
Kim didn't "ask" anything.
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3y ago
The justification for textualism is that it's better to be wrong in a precise way, than to try to be right in a fuzzy way. But both models are wrong. Bit rot is real and applies to laws. It's not possible to keep laws up to date
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