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The average age in Palestine before Oct 7th was 19. You’re asking a nation of kids to be more mature and organized than the Israeli government who is killing them and their families
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"You could instead learn what patterns should be avoided and why." In an ideal world yes. But in the real world nobody knows everything, we have deadlines, and no company actually sets aside time to onboard you on CSS. But also, i
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It doesn't the author is just bad at semantic HTML. That first example should be an `<article>` and the 5th example doesn't actually show div/span soup.
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When has SA ever been quiet about apartheid?
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Tailwind is opinionated, meaning it encourages a structure that helps devs avoid common potholes. You may not like its choices but saying it creates a mess has been the opposite of my experience. One of the main pitfalls I have noticed no
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"It's not great or the best thing ever or particularly high on either *simple user friendliness* or power user friendly." But there are multiple reports in this thread about how easy of an install it was. I'm adding my o
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It definitely depends on where you get that data from. You don't have the right to make a copy of an e-book and keep that file on your server/computer for the purposes of training AI. Copying that file onto your computer is in man
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too bad theres *never* been an alternative \s "Ember is committed to shipping new features without breaking your existing applications. You get Long Term Support (LTS) versions, a 6-week release cycle, and a strong commitment to Semant
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You're moving the goalposts again. Or is this the motte-and-bailey? --- you: "Capitalism ended slavery and genocide" me: "No it didn't" you: "What I meant to say is that Western Values influenced global co
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Respectability politics and semantic arguments aside "Consider what this has resulted in in practice ..." Who cares? Has this actually impacted your life in any way or are you just making a slippery slope argument? "Western v
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This isn't a debate. There's no debate moderator. There's no points. If you wanna schedule something formal send me some contact info, we'll put it on twitch, but either way debates don't prove anything. This is an
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I've lost faith in institutions. I came back to give Mrs. Anderson the benefit of the doubt but I noticed the second typo in the first article and it's just like... isn't that your one job? First - "Is" should be ca
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Who watches the watchmen? I would think someone who's whole career is about censorship would be extra careful when arguing that speech should be censored but... something something bias..
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Ohh you're not a serious person. Got it. If anyone... I guess any children are reading this my tip off was: "It ended slavery and genocide worldwide." This... is an absurd thing to claim. I'm not even gonna address OP an
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I've never heard of this person or organization and I don't really see what this article has to do with "brave spaces" except to be a good example of someone that I wouldn't trust to be a neutral arbiter. That said
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Crypto bro using a self-proclaimed capitalist website to argue why colonization is morally good, ackshually. What's the utilitarian argument in favor of genocide?
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It's not at all the same thing. It's actually a pretty meaningless phrase if you think about it for a second. A safe space is a place where you won't be challenged. A brave space is a place where you will be challenged and he
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Because they didn't. According to layoffs.fyi Ebay laid off 200-500 people last year as well. But even if Ebay did go on a hiring kick, is it true that all of those employees had to be laid off? None of them could be retrained? Why i
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mindslight is referencing this: https://apnews.com/article/ebay-spiders-cockroaches-steiner-... .
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I don't think that's necessarily what the author is trying to communicate. First of all, "If I am looking for a co-founder, who that person and their very unique combination of skills, perspectives, etc, matters a ton."
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I just can't imagine we have that much hard data on the topic. Unless there have been massive breakthroughs in hearing aid tech that I'm unaware of. Cochlear implants are amazing but my understanding is they're not 100% resto
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And then there are the companies that leave up job postings from 6+ years ago...
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Cassidy is the CTO of an AI company who's product is ostensibly to pump out this garbage. Maybe, just a thought, instead of accelerating our decent into hell you can be the change you wanna see in the world?
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I've never heard of putting your salary expectations in your resume. It actually feels kinda inappropriate to me simply for the fact that when I get looped in on hiring I'm supposed to be assessing someones skills and not wher
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"But if anything, it strengthens the point." No, it really doesn't. The value in Fountain has nothing to do with the tangible piece of art itself. That's what I'm trying to communicate to you. Attempting to boil &qu
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If you didn't read the whole book you didn't experience the work in full. You're allowed to read it however you like. No one is saying you're not. But, given those circumstances, is your interpretation of the art valid
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What are your thoughts on Fountain by Duchamp? When you read a book do you jump to the final chapter, read it, and then shut the book? Because it sounds like that's how you view art.
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2 of the 3 places I've worked (non FAANG) did not have IC tracks that went past senior or if they did it was 1 position that was not promoted internally and it never opened up again.
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What exactly are you expecting? That a company will post a job opening and then tell the candidates "On second thought we've passed you all up for AI"? That's never gonna happen. As far as you seeing no indication, I s
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No, this is genuinely an issue. I'm 100% pro-AI, I think it's inevitable. But there is no ethical difference between a company downsizing (or not continuing to grow) because they replace human jobs with AI and a company outsourcin
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