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by iinnPP 4y ago
You can use public transportation if you want. Poor people can't always afford a car. Start at age 18 and assume equal education and find a scenario where having the option is worse than having no option. That's not possible for o
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by iinnPP 4y ago
I was 17 and homeless prior to the job. I had to drop out of school for it. The only other option was living in a home for 16-17 year olds that had two cats (I have a 10/10 allergy to cats). I am also not trying to claim this is common
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by iinnPP 4y ago
Some call centre companies in Canada and the US do not pay for washroom breaks. All of them insist on being "ready for a call" at the start time where that status takes a minimum of 10 minutes on their PC from 1999.
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by iinnPP 4y ago
I have known many poor people in my life. Exactly zero of them used a laundromat outside of large items that won't fit in their personal or accessible machines. The wonderful thing about laundromats is that everyone can use them. Inclu
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by iinnPP 4y ago
Or just any schooling.
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by iinnPP 4y ago
Sergeant: "Correct, there is no obligation. Unless, of course, war were declared." [Alarm goes off] Fry: "What's that?" Sergeant: "War were declared." Your solution for poor people is disgusting to say the
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by iinnPP 4y ago
That's a completely different argument you are making.
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by iinnPP 4y ago
It sure does. The sum of people who understand bidets is represented in the following formula: Population - Sum of people who panic purchased TP for Corona Virus = Definitely not just poor people
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by iinnPP 4y ago
This is why TP is not a great example to use. The exact same example exists for essential items such as food. Buying food on sale and canning or freezing is a fantastic way to save money and increase nutritional intake. At one point in my l
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by iinnPP 4y ago
My wife and I do this using TV bingo sometimes and use freely printed bingo sheets with some old markers. It's a fun way to spend an hour and sometimes it means we go out for dinner or buy something fun.
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by iinnPP 4y ago
And what else is lied about in the "news."
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by iinnPP 4y ago
As a child I was diagnosed with a slurry of ADHD/ODD/ADD/OCD/many more. I came to your exact same conclusion but with a 15 year difference. I am also quite confident I would be on the spectrum instead with a 5 year diffe
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by iinnPP 4y ago
You hated growing up in a house with a backyard? What a problem to have. Wow.
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by iinnPP 4y ago
If you place an ICE on the floor it also doesn't do much. Plop Excel on a computer and see what it does on its own. Not seeing what ChatGPT can be tooled to do is simply a lack of imagination.
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by iinnPP 4y ago
I would honestly say that anyone linking the goblin behaviour to human behaviour is the racist/prejudice one. Just stop acknowledging that the stereotype is in any way real. Treat it like a child calling you poopiface(which is their be
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by iinnPP 4y ago
Because they don't pay a competent person to do their security or because the person they paid isn't able/willing to make decisions. Phishing is not obviously sophisticated but an argument could be made. The problem with lett
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by iinnPP 4y ago
This is still terrible and unacceptable.
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by iinnPP 4y ago
Has your SN changed? Camhart is the name of a player I recall from the Reinet/SYI days. I went by DollarBill/Xenox.
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by iinnPP 4y ago
I never used PHPBB, but I did use the feature-strict PunBB(and then fork FluxBB). Both of those software allowed you to order threads by date, where posts were no longer able to be used to "BUMP." Several categories had this featu
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by iinnPP 4y ago
Ask and verify or integrate with a tool that cuts the inaccuracies out. Sometimes that is not possible. There are plenty of pieces of the legal system that would benefit, today, from adding a well-made ChatGPT process. Perhaps not perfectly
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by iinnPP 4y ago
I used ChatGPT to write cover letters and to create job specific resumes(with an additional tool). Then those documents resulted in employment. I had to edit some, and I went over all of them. I have to assume people look at the thing they
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by iinnPP 4y ago
I recently signed up to CloudFlare for their Yubi key deal that was still being advertised on their website. A week later I received an email saying only customers subscribed by a certain time could claim the offer. I asked them to delete m
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by iinnPP 4y ago
ChatGPT can also be combined with a couple extras to write full resumes based on job descriptions. Finally, a way to fight back against the insanity that is job descriptions and automated resume readers.
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by iinnPP 4y ago
Thank you for the very thoughtful reply. I am reading it now but wanted to respond in a timely manner. I do try to keep my opinion on important events informed, but have been finding it increasingly difficult since Jan 2020. I lean toward
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by iinnPP 4y ago
I don't hold an opinion on this worth sharing, I was merely stating what I have heard from people beforehand as reasoning. I look at maps showing between 10-15% of Ukraine being of the Donbas region from 5+ random Google-provided sourc
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by iinnPP 4y ago
They don't see it as a person. Canada as a country doesn't see an unborn baby as a person for example. That is not a statement I am making or denying. Though I have noted that this definition could be used as a justification in so
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by iinnPP 4y ago
That's a great question worth a full deep dive. A debate where losing is beneficial and where being a spectator is worthwhile.
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by iinnPP 4y ago
>close relatives who are denying that killing other people is bad Nobody, except people with legitimate mental health issues, thinks killing is a "good" thing. Your close relatives believe Russia is on defense. Kind of like how
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by iinnPP 4y ago
Everything that happened was so obviously going to happen that the entire show made me sick to my stomach. The situation never changed, we just responded to everything at the speed of the government. In Jan 2020 I used HN to get my covid in
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by iinnPP 4y ago
It's impossible for all humans to agree. I'll go first: murder, rape, war, torture, and genocide are bad. This isn't sarcasm.

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