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by hpoe 5y ago
Well I feel that is a really really broad term to just ask for bias without really defining it but a couple off the top of my head are. 1. Someone from Utah is more likely to be a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints th
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by hpoe 5y ago
I felt the same way too until I realized why. The words you use are used to signal what group you belong to, it is a type of tribal identification. Certain words in the English lexicon are associated with racism and racists and so by using
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by hpoe 5y ago
I looked through your link and apart from a handful of sources linking to random Guardian articles and Wikipedia it didn't actually cite the source it used as it's central claim and then proceeded with rather disjointed points eac
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by hpoe 5y ago
I see this a lot and I know that there are a lot of factors that contribute to someone's overall success and failure. But there is the saying that "when opportunity knocks hard work is what answers" it just seems to me that w
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by hpoe 5y ago
This is a big thing that I was dealing with, then I got into tabletop gaming in particular Warhammer 40k specifically because it was something that didn't involve a computer and it would involve a more artistic and manual side. The goo
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by hpoe 5y ago
I am evangelical about it simply because my camp of remote first is not the default and as a result I have to make sure I am always pushing against in office, if I don't evangelize it hard I risk it not coming to pass. I also feel that
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by hpoe 5y ago
An employer ever starts evaluating my productivity in lines of code or git commits is the day I become the employee of the year. After all do you know how many lines of code you can put back in once you start writing all of the java boilerp
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by hpoe 5y ago
I know this is another, back in my day story but I think it is relevant. Back in the early 2000's when I wasn't even 10 my parents sent me to spend a week or two with my grandparents who owned 40 acres up in the pacific northwest.
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by hpoe 5y ago
After following up on your sources, I surrender my position. It appears that the quest for truth has largely been abandoned in academia, and that integrity is a fools dream. We truly are as T.S Elot said the hollow men.
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by hpoe 5y ago
They are believed because they are sensational, they are titillating, and it gives people the excuse for their bad behavior by believing that everyone would be a monster in the right circumstances.
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by hpoe 5y ago
Honestly all sociology I have seen or been exposed to, including in college, seems to be more interested in acting as a platform to push specific ideas, rather than an attempt to find truth. Beyond that those involved in sociology seem to b
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by hpoe 5y ago
I think this is an important point, ultimately good science will produce, verifiable, testable, actionable results. Until you have that no matter how much math you use, how many lab coats you've got, no matter how many journals you pub
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by hpoe 5y ago
I've found image search better, because every result isn't pintrest.
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by hpoe 5y ago
See that is an interesting point I've discovered while learning about stocism, and I find the same line of thought from what I understand of Buddhism. It seems that they are focused on taking away desires, just stop wanting things so m
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by hpoe 5y ago
Couple of points you say "no other country" but Russia and China are definitely engaged in both. Quite frankly it's probably only a matter of time until India develops them as well. The fact of the matter is all our history,
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by hpoe 5y ago
You're ideological little sound bytes might make you feel good about yourself, but the more you know about an issue the more nuance there is. The fact of the matter is that we knew the cold war was coming and we knew that we would need
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by hpoe 5y ago
Actually it's a pretty open secret that the CIA, and SOCOM are heavily involved in the drug trade that they use to fund other black ops.
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by hpoe 5y ago
So I have a strong distrust of the CIA, ever since I found out about MK ULTRA and Operation Gladios. I don't want to excuse their actions, and I don't really think they have a reason to exist now........BUT You have to think of th
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by hpoe 5y ago
Ya, what ridiculousness is that. For those curious $300/day is $109,500, that's the cost to just shaft the IT department on a new employee and pay the fee and you'll come out ahead financially.
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by hpoe 5y ago
So I started my career a little bit later, but one thing I enjoy is reading about old development horror stories, it seems like all of the worst ones start with either/or 'Access Database' and 'Visual Basic'. I gues
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by hpoe 5y ago
Well I am conservative and don't believe that so maybe you should consider talking to more conservatives.
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by hpoe 5y ago
Point of note, Teams wasn't built from scratch it was more like a remodel of skype which they already owned. If you start looking under the hood at various aspects of teams one will start to see Skype all over the place.
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by hpoe 5y ago
Sure if you don't have a family to provide for. It turns out that it becomes a lot harder to take a gap year when you've still got a spouse and little people depending on you.
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by hpoe 5y ago
Now you're getting it most people need and want something to believe in. But because traditional religion isn't fashionable they've found their new religion in the church of Social Justice.
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by hpoe 5y ago
So take it from a young man who spent way too much of one summer playing Risk on the computer, you don't want to take Australia, the problem with Australia is that there is no good way to go from Aussie to anywhere else because the onl
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by hpoe 5y ago
Actually I am with the parent on this one. We call it "social engineering" because it sounds cool, but I think that issue muddies the waters for the lay people. When people hear "hackers used Slack to break into EA games&quot
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by hpoe 5y ago
People also buy flat screens with payday loans, just because everyone is doing it doesn't mean that is sound financial advice.
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by hpoe 5y ago
Here's the problem I own a home I am not owning that home as an investment vehicle I didn't choose the home to make a return I got that home as a place to fricking live, I chose my home because it would be most comfortable for my
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by hpoe 5y ago
Because the inflation grows in respect to the access to captial you had before. So our Senior Sales associate at Home Depot doesn't see any real increase because he doesn't have any assest to take advantage of it. Meanwhile those
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by hpoe 5y ago
As a life long Linux fan I hold the position that the reason they started moving to Linux is all the MS engineers realized how much easier it was to use Linux when MS first started rolling out Azure and that's why they put in WSL. My h

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