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by inconceivable 3y ago
> Relationships are no longer transactional LOL. buddy. i've got some news for you. the fact that you can't actually point to a single thing i said (not something you just made up out of thin air) and claim it is actually WRONG
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by inconceivable 3y ago
yeah, so you took something i didn't say, and just made it up. you even gave me an opinion on this made up topic. that's called a straw man. that's the literal definition of one. i know, you're probably the kind of perso
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by inconceivable 3y ago
> These are the dudes who get dumped or divorced and never see it coming no, i do believe you have it exactly backwards. you're also just making up straw man arguments like "can't connect with people". i didn't
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by inconceivable 3y ago
okay, so your position is that he should leave because everyone is too mean. that's valid.
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by inconceivable 3y ago
my comment is descriptive, not prescriptive. i doubt anyone even knows the difference anymore because of all the smarmy posturing these days. "this rock is hard, and has sharp edges. it will cut you." "no! that is terrible! r
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by inconceivable 3y ago
it was the headband that got flakey. maybe mine were exposed to more light or something.
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by inconceivable 3y ago
yeah, guys working on improving themselves is pretty creepy, especially when they talk about it on the internet. and how would you know they're trying to become a more confident, well dressed, decisive and assertive version of themselv
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by inconceivable 3y ago
the sense of frantic feature building is normal for a high growth startup. feeling constantly behind is also normal. a high growth startup is not a loving, nurturing, comfortable place. it's a mad dash for money and everyone is going t
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by inconceivable 3y ago
these are good points. i will say that people who tend to mention on the internet their lack of success with women are basically starting at zero so bombarding them with this stuff merely shifts the "overton window" (this is an im
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by inconceivable 3y ago
i also sold my startup to a good outcome and ran the business very profitably for years and i agree that there are some things that can not be taught - but that doesn't mean they can't be learned if you have the right mental model
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by inconceivable 3y ago
so in other words, the state of things being how they are, is the reason they are going to be different? this is amazingly devoid of any meaning, even for the dumb smart people on HN.
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by inconceivable 3y ago
i've had two pairs of ATH-M50s (one black, one white) and they both turn into a giant mess once the painted vinyl (or whatever it is) starts flaking off after a few years.
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by inconceivable 3y ago
> West dropping all the IP protection of Chinese companies what IP? don't they just steal everything?
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by inconceivable 3y ago
it also greatly increases the visibility / contrast for ALL-CAPS which looks to be quite common in these signs. while allowing for the qgyj letters that descend one pixel below baseline
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by inconceivable 3y ago
so what happens when chinese investors discover patent trolling and start purchasing western IP portfolios to sue american and european companies over in western courts? and what if they start winning? "wait, no, not like that"
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by inconceivable 3y ago
> Hi, Am I the only engineer that is looking to build a recurring revenue stream from building out tech solutions for real business problems? this is literally an entire multi billion dollar industry called software as a service.
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by inconceivable 3y ago
not knowing what comes in the next 12-24 months is exhilarating because you're actually living life with an acceptance of the nature of reality instead of deluding yourself or fighting it.
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by inconceivable 3y ago
as a middle aged veteran i still get frustrated by the lack of intermediate-level examples in lib/framework documentation. even a link to a suitable github repo showing a full usage of features would be useful. i can stare at the auto-
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by inconceivable 3y ago
okay so don't eat meat, take public transit, don't live in a suburb, never run AC or use gas stoves, and never fly in an airplane. is that about right? this is such a bad pitch that it makes me wonder if it's actually a consp
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by inconceivable 3y ago
right, but the purpose of the news is not to tell you the future but to make you feel anxious about it and to push forward political agendas of the people who pay for it. i just pay as little attention as possible to any of this shit beyond
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by inconceivable 3y ago
mainly because hoodie and flannel pants rocketed past bathrobe tech about 15 years ago.
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by inconceivable 3y ago
i love how there's a problem for every solution on this wonderful site.
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by inconceivable 3y ago
the trick to wrenching on your own stuff (including home maintenance) is to take your time and never rush anything. read the directions and watch the youtube video 10x before you start. just assume it's going to take hours and hours. g
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by inconceivable 3y ago
they make these things called bags. but hey stranger, i appreciate you and everyone like you - i can't remember the last time i waited in a checkout line because i'm in and out of self checkout in like 2 minutes even at peak hour
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by inconceivable 3y ago
you misunderstand what i wrote. 30 is when people start admitting to themselves they're looking for serious relationships. before that they are pretending not to be.
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by inconceivable 3y ago
some restaurants have their owner or manager run square or stripe on their cell phone.
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by inconceivable 3y ago
part of the 'narrative' sold by society is that people fall in love while going through their casual dating 'phase'. nobody under the age of 30 (maybe 35) is going to be looking for a 'serious relationship'. if
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by inconceivable 3y ago
it seems like society has engineered itself into a real pickle as evidenced by all the hand-wringing articles on this topic. personally i find serious relationships to be a giant waste of time, probably because i'm no good at maintaini
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by inconceivable 3y ago
graphic designers sometimes ship their draft deliverables with 1 or 2 obvious bugs, and allow the customer to recommend these 'changes' on their own for final delivery. and if they don't, they're just fixed for final del
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by inconceivable 3y ago
yeah, so in other words, might makes right in the world that the US has configured.

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