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kayodelycaon
10mo ago
The built-in ActiveJob api uses them.
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10mo ago
No more than someone with a disability. Which isn’t that difficult if there is an obvious issue not related to the disability. What gets you in trouble is not being consistent in applying rules and standards. If you fired one person for a v
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10mo ago
This has been my experience. When it comes down to it, CBT is just more effective version of “try hard harder”. What’s really aggravating is CBT was never designed to be a general, cure-all therapy and I think the people behind it know this
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10mo ago
I don't really like the idea of my coworkers playing armchair psychologist with the people they work with. Especially if person didn't ask for it. Symptoms of mental disorders can be normal human traits taken to the point it affec
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10mo ago
The accommodation process shouldn't be easier. I had to provide documentation to an employer per ADA rules. For real mental disabilities, extra time is actually necessary because a person's brain isn't able to work at the sam
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10mo ago
It’s definitely security related. Some states did barely any verification and didn’t have much protection against fake cards. In Ohio, you could show them a birth certificate and Social Security card and a few minutes later have a freshly p
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kayodelycaon
10mo ago
As far as I know this is correct. It’s similar to what’s required to get a passport. If you already have a passport, no verification is required.
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10mo ago
A few years ago I had to use one of these services and all the data it had was 10 years out of date. Took weeks to reset my account because they didn’t have my current address and wouldn’t update it. Cue notarized paperwork with witnesses s
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10mo ago
Congress has the power to remove the President. That’s how this was supposed to work. IF the Supreme Court rules only Congress can impose the current tariffs, Trump will have a much harder time taking over. If the Supreme Court is also comp
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11mo ago
They’re connected to a single USB-C cable. For many technical reasons you can’t have a simple kvm which switches inputs. You’ll need to continuously power all 9 minis some way. All nine USB-C cables will need a continuous, active connectio
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11mo ago
It’s really sad that that’s considered creepy. I got a lot of flak for going to a high school play in my late twenties. I had played D&D with the kid and his mom every week for years. He was great to hang out with when he was 14.
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11mo ago
I think it’s a bit more general than that because I didn’t have any “childhood friends”, just bullies who were never punished. What I did have was a great number of excellent adults in my life. In many ways, they were more my peers than any
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11mo ago
The general idea of the narrative might be set, but many times I see a company’s response in the story. You usually have some influence. Enough people are smart enough to read between the lines to make it worth trying. Perfect example: I ha
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11mo ago
Yup. Depression medication can significantly help the emotional symptoms, but that takes longer to be effective. I’m bipolar and a lot of the medication I take does not become fully effective for months. For me, my medication slowly became
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11mo ago
Having helped run a furry convention, there are times you need to talk to members of the media. Otherwise, you have zero input in the narrative. If you make the response boring or used a canned legalish message, it doesn’t allow them to say
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11mo ago
It’s great. I used it to move entire folders from my Mac to an account-less iPad with no Internet connection. I thought it was going to be slow, but hundreds of gigabytes was fully transferred in less than a minute.
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11mo ago
Maybe 200 people, if you’re optimistic.
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11mo ago
I saw the management my parents and grandparents had to deal with. I saw the hours they worked. I saw how little they were appreciated. I saw how companies screwed over people who had worked for decades. They haven’t changed one bit. They’r
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11mo ago
Given idea just how much more light this is: The designed lighting for a room in my house is 2 x 60-watt incandescent bulbs. The equivalent wattage in 3 x 40-watt led bulbs is equal to 2 or 3 fluorescent light fixtures in an office building
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11mo ago
It’s not a moon. It’s a space station.
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I’ve often been the only person in the room willing to confront things directly. (I don’t like doing it but unresolved issues just get worse.) What a person says about people who are not there is telling. When it’s not outright malicious, i
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I’ve should’ve been a little more clear. This anticipation can be years before an actual conversation. It’s mental training done days or weeks before an event, not hours. During conversations my short-term memory is frequently overloaded to
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11mo ago
My life got infinitely easier when I realized the normal way of doing things will never work for me. Even with medication, my brain is too broken to have discipline. I can’t form new habits by repeatedly doing something. Flat out doesn’t wo
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11mo ago
Sofa and couch are only interchangeable in some contexts. They are different “flavors” of similar ideas. This becomes immediately apparent (and relevant) when writing fiction or poetry. At least it does to me. Non-fiction and spoken English
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11mo ago
French, Spanish, and Portuguese are spoken across multiple cultures. So there should be enough data to test the theory. French is a second language for many countries. So that may provide data as well.
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This is awesome and I wish I could use it. Like a lot of people, I don’t have a music folder, just Apple Music. I have a few things scattered across my Dropbox account I could collect. (Unless it could somehow use downloaded songs from Appl
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11mo ago
The reason is nobody trusts a single party to implement that honestly. Last time I checked, Party X only cared about Party Y’s voters who are voting illegally. They’re perfectly fine with their voters doing it. Technology is a tool against
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11mo ago
That’s a nice strawman you’re creating there. An aircraft has fewer and simpler variables to deal with than ground vehicle. If a ground vehicle runs a red light, it’s potentially fatal error. There are more of these for a car than there are
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There’s a lot of automation that can be done to reduce the workload of controllers. Making an autopilot for airplanes is significantly easier than cars.
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11mo ago
What exactly do you mean by “social media”? There are a lot of communities built around things like Discord and Telegram. IRC existed long before these. There are many websites that allow you to post pictures and have other people comment o
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