kaesar14

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by kaesar14 4y ago
These people are managing one of the few things that's actually good on the Internet, better they get these salaries instead of some FAANG director.
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by kaesar14 4y ago
For what it's worth the last episodes were by far the worst and the biggest blows dealt to the characterizations.
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by kaesar14 4y ago
I don’t mind diversity in my work, I’m a non-white person in America myself, but the decision to have everyone from the Two Rivers be different races (other than Rand) is just silly and destroys worldbuilding. Not to mention the changed plo
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by kaesar14 4y ago
There might be fans of the show but I’ll never understand how, it’s god-awful. 0 respect for the source material and far more interested in winning diversity points in a story that was already quite interesting in its gender dynamics. That
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by kaesar14 4y ago
You’re not wrong but “no one’s done it so no one should ever even try” isn’t a good reason
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by kaesar14 4y ago
Grow up on can mean a lot of things here, I and many other New Yorkers would take it to mean the food that has the most significance in our memories. Its not about eating this stuff every day, it’s about the food we cherish.
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by kaesar14 4y ago
How is saving costs not a justifiable reason? Maybe all of this is why European employees have such a hard time finding US salaries.
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by kaesar14 4y ago
Exactly my point as well. The ancients didn’t think to not tear down buildings so we could discover them 2000 years later. It’s a miracle anything of that time is left at all in terms of physical structures, and the best preserved have been
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by kaesar14 4y ago
What an atheist meme. These things were ‘lost’ because of breakdowns in trade networks caused by breakdowns of central authority and invasions by outside powers. If anything, the Church is what’s kept the Classics alive through its usage of
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by kaesar14 4y ago
I find the city to be better for small children and for disabled people than car focused suburbs to be honest. It means stuff is closer to get to and both groups of people are not completely reliant on other people driving them around to ge
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by kaesar14 4y ago
It’s a good thing the only cost of their prediction capabilities is human welfare and security, small potatoes in the end.
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by kaesar14 4y ago
Implying what’s existed in Australia for thousands of years doesn’t constitute ‘civilization’ :)
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by kaesar14 4y ago
Different strokes for different folks. I learned pretty much all of my adult social skills at parties. Computer science classes were useful but everything useful I learned in college was from the traditional college experience of partying a
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by kaesar14 4y ago
I completely agree, but my point is that there's not really a situation (at a VC funded tech company) where you're not getting diluted and you're still getting growth on your equity
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by kaesar14 4y ago
This is all true but it's important to remember dilution IS what you want if you're signing up to work at a startup. No dilution means no growth, flat and simple. If your founders aren't expanding the pie, what chance do you
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by kaesar14 4y ago
This is how we got to a housing crisis.
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by kaesar14 4y ago
Relocation to the Bay was impossible for me to avoid as someone who graduated with 3 FAANG offers and a multitude of other big tech and startup offers as a 2019 grad. All SF or Bay mandatory. Don't know if that's changed post COVI
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by kaesar14 4y ago
So clearly it's comparable to heroin and slot machines at Vegas then, if we don't know the impact. Just gotta get a couple more years in to know for sure whether we can compare it to opiates :)
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by kaesar14 4y ago
Sounds extremely southern to me. Not in a pejorative way, but in a way that seems really odd when said by a Northeastern US English speaker.
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by kaesar14 4y ago
It's because of the name attached to it.
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by kaesar14 4y ago
Goals scored isn't a great metric though since there's more teams than ever. Highest goal to game ratio was during the 50s.
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by kaesar14 4y ago
Not that Gretzky wasn’t great. He indisputably was and his title as the GOAT of hockey is totally fair. However, these records are incredibly influenced by the era he played in. Look at a list of the highest scoring seasons for teams ever a
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by kaesar14 4y ago
France lost with two penalties given. Get over it.
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by kaesar14 4y ago
Doesn’t seem unusual that a top team would get more penalties
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by kaesar14 4y ago
And yet France just got away with a blatant handball. Geopolitics indeed.
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by kaesar14 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reductio_ad_absurdum Also, giving your children unfettered access to the internet is not the same thing as giving them money for a slot machine. They don't have money unless you give
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by kaesar14 4y ago
Yeah, every time is a huge exaggeration.
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by kaesar14 4y ago
I don’t know, I see it with the children around my family all the time. They’d rather play with one another then sit around on their phones. You’re not giving the children enough credit :)
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by kaesar14 4y ago
That’s just not true for every child. Children are not so reductive.
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by kaesar14 4y ago
I think the more important thing is fostering your children to have other interests - when the electronics are given just to make a kid shut up it can eventually become their "real" parents. When parents are active and make an eff

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