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janderson215
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9mo ago
Funny seeing people pushing for other people becoming more active in politics with the assumption that “being more involved” means with their political fights, then get worried when the other side grows or intensifies.
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“Sittin’ in court they’ll be their own star witness”
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9mo ago
Lack of scale or expertise (competitive advantage).
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9mo ago
Once a year.
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10mo ago
GPT1 Nano
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10mo ago
People also tan before going on sunny vacations to get a “base” and prevent extreme burns. See: flights back to the Midwest from Miami after Spring Break.
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1y ago
While I appreciate the effort and strive to do so myself, I’m not sure this is entirely a matter of you trying harder/doing better. You can often explain the context well enough to a degree that is practical enough to solve the narrow
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1y ago
I do not disregard it, but I have no idea what to do about it and it gives me an existential concern about the future of the world with which I am familiar (America? The West?). I don’t think it is a healthy society if the people responsibl
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1y ago
This was an amazing presentation! In one of the earliest screens, it is demonstrated that there are more or less 8 different shades of gray from just different patterns of black/white pixel arrangement. Is it possible to use the “blow
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1y ago
There is nothing arguable about it. No it did not.
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1y ago
I’m an American living in the US. Worked at a startup acquired by a very large enterprise and I very much appreciate your attitude over the parent’s comments. I find it incredibly demoralizing that so many people feel the way they do and ap
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1y ago
Agreed on the pay cut - even if temporary - and aligning incentives. Resignation frees them from a chance to correct their missteps. Just making a guess here, but I would think that, in general, good people who actually hold themselves acco
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Stepping down vs mass layoffs reduces headcount by 1/20th, so the only other solution is to continue floundering until everybody loses their job. These people complaining about layoffs would prefer the whole plant to rot versus pruning
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1y ago
You’re just jealous because your President King didn’t think of it first.
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1y ago
mxtoolbox.com
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1y ago
The em dash usage conundrum is likely temporary. If I were you, I’d continue using them however you previously used them and someday soon, you’ll be ignored the same way everybody else is once AI mimics innumerable punctuation and grammatic
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1y ago
Because people don’t respect that which they feel they have no connections to or shared community with. The Kumbaya of multiculturalism only goes so far. Assimilation is a requirement, not just a nice thing.
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1y ago
Agreed. Op needs to add a toggle for Shrinkflation Mode.
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1y ago
Also, in regards to the “cow corpse flesh” comment, I think we (particularly Americans) are far too detached from the fact that eating meat is downstream from killing an animal. If we had more appreciation for that fact, perhaps we would be
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1y ago
In English, we frequently use the French-derived version of the same animal to mean the food version. I agree with you on white chocolate (and Hershey’s chocolate bar for that matter).
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As an American currently in Germany, the food situation is soooo much better here and they would do well to not allow incorrect or misleading labels on consumer products. I understand what you’re saying about censorship, but this is a prett
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1y ago
Just absolutely idiotic and selfish on the editor’s part. They are miseducating a casual audience and building a false understanding for the masses.
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1y ago
I guess it would be a crazy idea to include the people charging for the service as a reason for the rising costs or the fact that they expect high income after paying a $1M to be educated and also have to contend with rising malpractice ins
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1y ago
Yes, it’s called tripping.
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1y ago
Simple rarely means the first thing that comes to mind and is something you have to work towards, so I would think it’s more stimulating than terminating. There is more than one way to skin a cat and using a weed whacker probably isn’t the
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1y ago
Does this also apply to Tesla with the previous administration, or is this new dynamic?
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Just some sarcasm. You can safely disregard if you didn’t get a chuckle.
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Yeah, that annoys me as much as registering for a camping spot in a park (that doesn’t have congestion issues).
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1y ago
I’ve read in a few places that the flat feet comes from wearing shoes that don’t allow your toes to splay, which causes the muscles that create the arch to atrophy. Not a scientist and have never had flat feet, so can’t confirm, but I recen
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1y ago
Which in itself is a crime, IMO.
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