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The problem is he’s a bully with all the power and zero consequences. Look at Harvard, but pretend they don’t have billions of endowments.
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My uncle built his home from hardwood. No insulation. In sub freezing temps, you can put your hand in the wood and it isn't cold. Compared to my (poorly) insulated home, it b is significantly better.
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The INBOX idea would be a great improvement! That plus a reminder to process your INBOX after N time or size. The hardest part of any system is making it a habit.
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I was an early user of FreshCards, and it’s a beautiful app, but creating cards was too much work. No share sheet or similar integration. The easiest thing, which I believe I suggested, was highlight->action to create a new card front, a
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Rome only recovered because Hannibal didn't march on Rome.
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Is a 4 inch knife significantly less dangerous than longer knives? A shiv is a short knife, and razor blades are banned from airplane carry-ons. They try to discern between common objects being weapons and it becomes situational, except for
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answer NO to the question "Are you a criminal?" Unis have an honor code, right? This was clearly a FAFO situation.
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As if the taxpayers should automatically give billions to Harvard, no matter what Harvard does. That's insanity (to me at least). AFAIK, Harvard doesn't get money for nothing -- it's primarily for research. The deman
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The Chinese look to the future. America, barely looks past the next stock market report. Trump looks to some unidentified time in the past when daddy loved him. Not having a high level, shared vision of the future dooms America, and the cur
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We could start by not having a bulk rate for ~spam~ snail mail. Charge them double, perhaps. Especially political.
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That's true, but I think the OP is commenting on the state of FE development :)
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I'm unsure we want or need a real Dire Wolf, but American Alsatians have been bred for a while: https://www.marvelousdogs.com/american-alsatian/
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2y ago
I would have expected a Mensa reading list for Americans to be in non-English languages. Maybe Homer in the original Greek.
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We can decide to spend our money on more ethical providers, be it eggs, milk, or meat, but as animals, we cannot get away from the circle of life. Is it more "humane" for an animal to be eaten alive by another predator? The only d
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Upvoted and will look closer if only because they have a "essential only" cookie banner.
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2y ago
Perhaps there's a difference between fiction and non-fiction
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2y ago
What a wonderful logo! I'll see if my daughter is interested, but I'd love a guitar version (hint, hint).
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2y ago
The next step is preventing people from leaving.
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Love the downvote. Here's the video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZAWE3qfbANU
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Today was Plato's Academy's seminar on The Philosophy and Psychology of Anger The video should be posted, I think. Most of the talks were very good. https://platosacademy.org/
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Tell that to Fisher of Fisher investments. He's humping Trump's leg and is totally gung ho about the tarrifs. On the plus side, my investments have doubled. On the downside, I feel dirty.
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I thought the first episode was mediocre, but I enjoy the series as a better than average mind candy distraction. My real problem with it was getting over Michael Emerson -- he's so detestable in Evil.
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Cook is neither an asshole nor a business genius. He is a logistics genius, though. Regardless, is there anyone remotely like Jobs right now? And I don't mean pushing up daises. The leaders I see are opinionated assholes lacking a cons
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Modern science requires money. The technological bar for Tesla, Edison, Newton, and all others 100+ years ago was very low.
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Apple has the money, but not the will, to improve app features across their entire ecosystem. I'd love some inside baseball on why they make the decisions they do. Siri could have been improved since they bought it, but I'm unsure
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Historically, the ruling class has not cared about anyone other than the ruling class. Mel Brooks sums it up nicely, multiple times, in History of the World Part I: "All fellow members of the Roman senate hear me. Shall we continue
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The S is a beautiful car. The rest are awkward looking, the 3 and Y because of their stunted anterior.
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How many well-written code bases have you seen? React is a PITA to learn, and even the easiest frameworks encounter devs who jump right in and commit shot code to deliver "value" right away, only for that code to live on forever h
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If only 64% of Americans would quit Facebook. However, I have not quit, but instead rarely use it (a few times per month) and only until the web interface pisses me off which takes less than ten minutes.
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Isn’t that the way politics is now? Freedom of speech for me, but not for thee? Or is it, My speech is free, but yours are lies? Hypocrisy everywhere.
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