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“Satisficer” and “maximizer” are more useful concepts I think.
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good luck teaching much beyond colors and shapes without overlapping with some "Republican ideals" or "Democrat ideals". especially given the ever-widening scope of what so many Republicans claim constitutes Democratic p
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yeah I agree that it's a phenomenon, I just don't think it arose recently because of streaming. if anything, streaming makes it easier to access artists' back catalogs. not sure the degree to which this increases the longevit
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the tendency of artists “becoming sex symbols, actors, and basically lifestyle influencers while singing generically machine-crafted music” if not basically being the case for the entire history of recorded music, at least predates streamin
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unless you're applying for a job in HR, I don't see how HR's feelings on your pronoun use would make a difference to your job prospects.
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In AZ "4 Way" or "All Way" signs are almost always present when applicable. These "Cross Traffic Does Not Stop" signs [1] are common (but not universal) at other intersections. [1] https://bloximages
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"There’s no shortage of theories to explain why viewers are turning off to the Oscars: ...the growing chasm between the esoteric tastes of the Academy’s voting members (who this year nominated Drive My Car, a Japanese drama about a gri
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I’m genuinely not sure what you think matters about this fact.
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Premise’s Response to Allegations of Influence in Ukraine
(premise.com)
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I think it's well understood that when vegans or vegetarians say they don't eat "animals" they are generally talking about, at minimum, macrobiota and not tardigrades, etc.
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people don’t generally tend to feel this way about training to work in medicine or hvac or law. or even language, really. obviously children learn how to use language, but training for a professional job as a teacher or a translator (or wha
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“There is an argument to be made that there was a violation of law.” I mean, not really, but I guess that could mean anything.
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"Albert Fox Cahn, the executive director of the Surveillance Technology Oversight Project, thinks the devices are 'too ripe for abuse' to exist." besides the fact that these devices cover a wide spectrum of abuse potenti
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generally no; only mail with stamps on it will end up with a postmark cancellation most of the time.
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no court order needed! there are plenty of places where police can and will just take your money (always with impunity and sometimes even with some degree of legitimate warrant.) I'd call "carrying thousands in cash around the wor
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", or the imitation thereof," is doing a lot of heavy lifting in this ideology.
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I can't imagine what kind of leverage they think they have. is any provider going to just drop iPhone support from their network?
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tvs have gotten a lot better, but every time I go to the movies, I'm reminded of how wide the gap is. for one thing, it's not just about the picture.
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this is great! I have a use in mind that this would probably work really well for, but I would need to be able to tell it to backup only a single card. maybe it's time for me to learn some C#!
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agreed! they could just use an arbitrary scale.
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alas: https://github.com/javierbyte/emoji-to-scale/commit/b7b54d7e...
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the emoji is usually depicted as a saguaro, which can easily be that tall!
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and this at the other end: https://emojipedia.org/microbe/
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I'm curious what you mean by "OSX-like fit-size maximization". do you mean what happens when you double click on the title bar and the window fills the vertical space, but not necessarily the horizontal space?
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it sounds plausible, but I couldn't find any good evidence of this being widespread. I also can't see how this justifies subject- or genre-based bans on new books.
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I don't think wind tunnels (of which these seem like fundamentally different types) are a great example for this argument.
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Where do you plan to immigrate to that you won't perpetuate the exact same problem you see as your main reason for leaving?
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they could easily find a social circle and likely a workplace too where their views are accepted or even celebrated. why don't they?
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If you're an employee with a work computer you don't have an admin account on, there's a reasonable chance you can convince someone to install something you need. If you're a student in a computer lab, that's likely
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VSCode will happily (and automatically) install under the user directory with no admin privileges on Windows, FWIW.
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