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by huhkerrf 1y ago
Don't forget the unique NYC challenge of people waiting to cross the street not on the sidewalk but just into the street itself.
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I'm really surprised to see this pop up considering how the NextDNS team seems to have disappeared otherwise. Out of date offerings like you mentioned, coupled with 0 customer support when things break (and things break a lot). New fea
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by huhkerrf 1y ago
No, I'm saying it's because of _poor_ overegulation.
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by huhkerrf 1y ago
This just shows how you know only the talking points. The power outages are not due to lack of central planning, it's very explicitly the reverse. If Texas were hooked up to the rest of the country, those outages would not be a thing.
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by huhkerrf 1y ago
You do know the blogger isn't the one who created the product, right...?
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by huhkerrf 1y ago
The post you're complaining about is someone's personal blog, which appears to go back at least a decade. Since you created an account just to complain about this, do you have a rule for what people can or can't blog about? D
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by huhkerrf 1y ago
The way I've heard it phrased is: billable hours always wins.
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Three tragedies that shape human life in age of AI and their antidotes(link.springer.com)
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by huhkerrf 1y ago
> Late stage capitalism. Never before has it been popular to monetize your body. That's why the world's oldest profession famously has nothing to do with it.
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by huhkerrf 1y ago
The author is a startup founder. I assume he means that the person wanted to maximize the cash portion of his comp and reduce the stock portion. The author meant this signaled a lack of character because... I dunno. It means the person wasn
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by huhkerrf 1y ago
The wild popularity of... checks... getting 56% of ranked-choice votes (44% of first place votes) in a Democratic Party primary in one of the most reliably Democratic cities in the US.
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by huhkerrf 1y ago
I was thinking more the fallacy of "the name I give it must obviously accurately represent something."
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by huhkerrf 1y ago
Is there anything someone can do to save money and stretch their budget farther, or are we saying that's all off base?
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by huhkerrf 1y ago
People like the ones you're replying to like to make excuses for their lack of agency. "I can't work out, I can't afford a gym! No, I'm not going to run around the park or join the YMCA!" "I can't eat
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by huhkerrf 1y ago
> Progressives, by definition, want 'progress'. Conversely, Conservatives do NOT want progress; if anything, they want regression and thus their desire to roll everything back done in the name of Progress(ives). I don't kn
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by huhkerrf 1y ago
You're big on fact based analyses. Let's see what they have to say. > Over two hundred studies found that men and women perpetrate intimate partner violence at roughly equivalent rates, depending on where the samples are drawn
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by huhkerrf 1y ago
I see zero indication that this is banned in the UK (by whom?) so I'll just dismiss that as click bait. Beyond that, though, how is crypto supposed to fix all of this? Is the implication that the common people will all get rich on cryp
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by huhkerrf 1y ago
Why? Obviously the person who replied to you has experience and a POV. I think that's a useful addition to the conversation. Plus, I wouldn't have even thought to check out the profile if you hadn't mentioned it. It's no
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by huhkerrf 1y ago
> The strangest part was seeing how some people really didn’t care about the details of the situation, they viewed it as symbolic of something greater and believed everyone was obligated to believe the accuser in some abstract moral sen
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by huhkerrf 1y ago
>It's surely not your contention that said apologies sound hollow because there is nothing really to apologise for and therefore it is inherently untrue? I can not understand at all how you got that from my message. As for the rest
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by huhkerrf 1y ago
That's also why, generally, apologies don't matter. Go look at an apology of a "cancelled" person. How many replies are about how the apology sounds hollow, or how a PR person must have written it?
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by huhkerrf 1y ago
Things seem to have cooled down on the cancellation front since the peak fever of 2020 and 2021, so I don't see it as much anymore. But for a while, the rejoinder of the cancellers was always, "well, he can just find a different j
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by huhkerrf 1y ago
And yet domestic violence is equally done by men and women, except that most men don't report the abuse because of people like you who act like it doesn't happen. It's disappointing. You bring up fact based analyses. Let&#x27
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by huhkerrf 1y ago
> In New Zealand, the twenty-one year Dunedin Multidisciplinary Health and Development Study, published in 1999, reported that of their sample of 1,037 people, 27% of women and 34% of men reported being physically abused by a partner, wi
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by huhkerrf 1y ago
uBlock Origin doesn't offer YouTube Music
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by huhkerrf 1y ago
If you think the piece is to divulge which condition her mother had (which, to be frank, was pretty obvious from reading the context clues), you missed the point.
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by huhkerrf 1y ago
Speed limits are also arbitrary, enforced by other humans, not by any real natural divide, hence why they change. Again, motte and bally.
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by huhkerrf 1y ago
No, no it wouldn't. Undocumented immigrant is far from a neutral term. They haven't just forgotten their documents, or oops! the government hasn't gotten around to documenting them. They are in the country when they aren&#x27
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by huhkerrf 1y ago
Not surprising that a magazine that has been called a $12,000 espresso machine turned into a periodical only mentions iPhone apps, but if you're an Android, there are also a lot of good apps for this. For locking you out of apps based
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