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by jmye 3y ago
Why is it weird to have people read age-appropriate books to children? Which specific policies was Dallas looking to adopt from Portland? Feel free to answer on your main, instead of cowering behind a throwaway account you use solely to avo
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by jmye 3y ago
“As will other innovation” I really didn’t use that many words.
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by jmye 3y ago
Some people figure out how to carry their charger in 99% of those cases. Some of those people are still on lightning. Some of them have Qi chargers that already work universally. This is absolutely not a problem for anyone over the age of 1
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by jmye 3y ago
After you refuse to address/answer my questions? No thank you. I can recognize sea lions just fine from here.
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by jmye 3y ago
> The opposition to HSR or mass transit in the US is no different than the opposition to single payer and/or universal healthcare, which somehow all other developed countries have managed to implement with far superior outcomes. The
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by jmye 3y ago
> The people responsible for the measures against COVID19 do not want, that the people know the truth. What is your specific allegation? > and I didn't read a single one, yet, that discriminates between vaccinated and non vacccin
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by jmye 3y ago
I mean, hopefully for her sake she’s climbing over a pile of actual dollar bills and not a bunch of IOUs or options.
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by jmye 3y ago
> Ruth Bader Ginsburg did this as well. I can only assume you read the prior post asking for strong evidence. Did you not bother because you couldn’t find any and thought outlandish statements were somehow more sufficient the second time
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by jmye 3y ago
The battery will, at some point, necessitate getting a new phone, yes. As will other innovation. I know this seemed like a really smart dig, but it’s not like it only affects one year of devices. Come on, now.
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by jmye 3y ago
Why would I find a cable at a friends house? I charge my phone at home, at night. With one of the cables that also work with my earphones and tablet.
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by jmye 3y ago
> Based on your tone and the way you drive the conversation, I wouldn't be surprised if you are one of those narcissistic managers who think they are people leaders and think you are doing something important, while your reports pro
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by jmye 3y ago
I think I’m using “gatekeeping” exactly as colloquially used. None of your complaints about the prevention of development have any bearing on the specific fact that the initial complaint was that “some things in other places are older.” A
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by jmye 3y ago
Now I can finally throw away all of those perfectly usable lightning cables and buy a horde of new USB-C cables that do absolutely nothing to improve my experience. Thanks for that, EU.
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by jmye 3y ago
Which is, of course, a data-less assertion that appears nowhere in the linked article. Or do you think Millenials as a whole are completely helpless and too stupid to properly assess mortgage terms?
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by jmye 3y ago
> It can, John. The engineers teach machines what's good and bad. That's the first step in creating silicon intelligence. I don’t think a simple “actually, no” is a useful counter argument to his point, especially when he used
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by jmye 3y ago
> If you consider 100-250 years old historic, spend some time in Europe, Asia, or even the eastern US. Lame, judgy gatekeeping. When someone in CA calls something historic, you might, as not actually a robot, assume that there’s some con
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by jmye 3y ago
Ah, this rant again, from an early-career IC who’s likely done more I’ing than C’ing. Cool. The idea that managers are just “cracking the whip” and “taking credit for your work” tells me you’ve had nearly zero real world experience (who’s t
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by jmye 3y ago
You calling people who disagree with you “deranged” in a different comment would be your starting point for that. This overly antagonistic comment is a second exhibit. Is there a reason you immediately jump to bad faith name-calling (“are y
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by jmye 3y ago
> It’s time we stopped pretending that WFH is appropriate for everyone. It needs to be selectively applied if we don’t want the abusers to become bad apples that ruin the whole concept. I don’t think that’s a conversation anyone is ready
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by jmye 3y ago
You don’t want water resistance, you want fast drainage. With decent socks, you’ll do way better. If you get water in your water resistant boots, you’ll have wet feet the rest of the way. If you’re on ice, regular hiking boots aren’t going
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by jmye 3y ago
Even trail-running shoes are over-built most of the time - most people don’t need the lugs (the trails 90% of people are on are just fine as long as your shoes aren’t totally worn out) or the drainage they offer, and rock plates are total o
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by jmye 3y ago
No, you're right. I was thinking about the kinds of sensitive information that one might get access to via a single account - not about the use of that account as an attack vector for other accounts.
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by jmye 3y ago
I’m assuming that part of the issue is the crazy amount of internal company data people have been feeding into the thing. Finding your email password might let me see some memos, but if you’re not very thoughtful, you might’ve pushed all so
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by jmye 3y ago
> I don't mean to be a downer on this, and I do think there are solutions... but I think 90% of the problems in healthcare aren't technological ones but are navigating large, entrenched systems that have very little incentive t
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by jmye 3y ago
Disagree. I run around 110km per week (on the low end of long distance training) on 6-7 days per week. You will not deplete glycogen unless you don’t eat or you do a hard workout every day. Recovery pace days are designed to help your bod
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by jmye 3y ago
Do you think they should have to embrace austerity because they’ve asked for donations? Or do you think they can use donations in lieu of advertising dollars and otherwise function like any other similar company? Do you think it’s possible
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by jmye 3y ago
I’m with you - I easily see how it affects the formula, but I’m not clear on how you decide what the right value, or range of values would be.
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by jmye 3y ago
Nothing to add or disagree with, just appreciate learning more about debate. Thanks for the in-depth response! I do want to clarify that > 3. The kids are fine. I promise that seeing a bit of critical theory isn't going to rot their
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by jmye 3y ago
It seems like there should be a place for both: one where diverse literature and meta-debate is both accepted and maybe even the point (e.g. make the premise actual critical to the Ks), and another where you are expected to argue for or aga
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by jmye 3y ago
This is such nonsense. “You actually only need engineers who will always perfectly prioritize their workflow and will always precisely identify the right strategy for the product independently and any management at any level whatsoever is u

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