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by kaesar14 5y ago
Is there somewhere to find the names of the 268 books?
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I’ll find you a couple tens of millions of people who didnt exercise who died well before 98
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Of the people who attempt the pre-med track not all will make it. Forcing students to get an actual Bachelor's degree gives students some fallback. I think really it's just the system was built this way and nobody's going to
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by kaesar14 5y ago
My biggest regret as a Northeastern alumnus was not taking compilers with Matthias. The man really knows his stuff.
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by kaesar14 5y ago
I don't think there's anything wrong with pointing out that there's 5 companies whose combined revenue is 1/3rd of the federal governments annual revenue while we have staggering poverty in large part due to the pandemic
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What's wrong with this piece in particular?
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by kaesar14 5y ago
Look at a new grad compensation thread on r/cscareerquestions if you don't believe it.
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The amount of over-30s who will defend this on town Facebook groups by saying it's what they did and turned out fine is terrible. I get to sleep in and wake up for my intellectually demanding job whenever I want and I feel how much mor
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by kaesar14 5y ago
Not if the other car companies realized that the lead time being so long meant that cancelling their orders was a horrible idea.
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Lol someone taking a little more power with Python packaging would be nice
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This is fantastic. Wholly support non-profit funded employees working to maintain system critical open source software like Python.
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Most likely but doesn't that prove the point that reading is ultimately heavily context based and provided enough context you can distort the letters themselves to some absurd lengths and still preserve meaning?
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Ask HN: Advice for a developer leading their first major project
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by kaesar14 6y ago
Well in your thought experiment, Google choosing to shift priorities away from growth towards stability could ultimately lead to being dethroned as other companies seek to undercut them through competition.
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So the only power such bodies have is being able to influence the entirety of the next generation of the speakers of the language? That's surely some amount of power that nobody holds whatsoever on the English language. Israel was able
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by kaesar14 6y ago
Oh, I think he was popular in his own right. I do maintain a large part of his popularity and success in both elections (yes, even 2020 where he lost) was about rejection of the establishment in general, which yes, Joe Biden and Hillary Cli
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I think it's easier when there's a single polity that represents the "entirety" of that languages speaking community. Nobody controls English in the same way - I'd say the US and UK have equal claim to being able to
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Against someone who'd been at the highest levels of government for...40, 45 years? He was equally establishment to Hillary - but I think being President lowered the anti-establishment credibility for Trump, leading to a big part of his
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by kaesar14 6y ago
Seriously, why are congresspeople and their close family even allowed to trade public equities.
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All 4? I imagine American occupation was "good" for employment while it was going on - providing a steady flow of income from soldiers and the military paying for goods and services while we were there.
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Everytime I read an article like this, 18 years out from the start of the war, I'm reminded of this Onion headline from that time: https://www.theonion.com/this-war-will-destabilize-the-entir... "This War Will Des
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by kaesar14 6y ago
Being an Indian raised in America, my and many of my peers parents are ardent supporters of Modi, and everytime I read articles like this I can’t reconcile the differences in opinion on the man between people I know and love personally and
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Agreed, when the author of the article doesn’t have much of anything interesting to say, like here. I would’ve liked to get the personal feelings of someone like Ernie Pyle, not your run of the mill 35-or-under tech blogger.
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It could also be people behind the cause who aren't affiliated with either party. I think your point is worth noting, though I fully support the workers trying to unionize here.
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How does that contradict the idea that ultimately women are to submit to the will of men in the household?
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Power has everything to do with prejudice. Divinely ordaining men with the power of the household is prejudice against women.
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Your interpretation is certainly kind and would probably lead to a great way of life - my issue is still this text can easily be interpreted to be far less charitable and imply that the power of household decisionmaking lies with the husban
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Yes, the husband in a family making all the decisions as long as they respect their wife is for sure misogynistic. Your interpretation of this being advice for a family to function even when they don't see eye to eye everything makes n
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There are plenty of modern Christian sects where I'm certain men do get more of a voice than women.
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If you're a person, sure. If you're a business and you have a good amount of Congress in your pocket, have near infinite wealth, and get away with a myriad of abuses against your employees, why draw the ire of the public with rude

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