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by kenning 9y ago
US lawyers are 64% men, 36% women https://www.americanbar.org/content/dam/aba/marketing/women/... The numbers get worse as the position's status gets higher. Why did you even post this acerbic
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by kenning 9y ago
> (e.g. bricklayers vs nurses) How about doctors vs nurses? I think this is a much more relevant comparison. In the united states (sorry) male doctors outnumber female by about 2:1 [1], while female nurses outnumber male nurses by more
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by kenning 9y ago
I don't read. However I go on walks and listen to an hour long podcast or an audiobook the entire time. Audiobooks and podcasts are continually growing in popularity. Is this somehow worse than reading?
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by kenning 9y ago
Yeah I'm with you here. I think people could either interpret what you're saying as "they're hypocrites" or "this is absurdly pervasive."
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by kenning 9y ago
Why is that the best part?
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by kenning 9y ago
If I bought a cup of coffee at your shop and sat down, only for you to tell me that laptops are "not allowed," I'd be very unhappy with your store. Anyway, this is why coworking spaces exist.
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by kenning 9y ago
i think the most obvious example is probably impossible for you to fix. when i press c to replace a word, then navigate to the next instance of the same word and press period, it types each letter individually, including my typos and backsp
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by kenning 9y ago
disagree, youtube is the place people go for better-edited, entertainment-focused video game content. pewdiepie is still #1 on youtube and has survived criticisms of being alt-right. also, vloggers and music videos will always be popular wi
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by kenning 9y ago
It's slower than sublime and it's slower than vim of course... i guess i have high standards
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by kenning 9y ago
Visual studio code is pretty great, been using it with typescript and c# but it can do a whole lot of things. also the vim plugin works better than sublimes'. They're doing a pretty good job speeding ahead of other editors in term
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by kenning 9y ago
I know this is going to sound bullshit but hear me out. I agree with you, because when I took DMT it really felt like for the first time in my life, my brain had been completely reset. I had to re-remember absolutely everything, including t
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by kenning 9y ago
Forget religion and consider that the only thing you know for sure is that you exist, because your subjective experience is occurring right now. The tendency of science is towards naturalism, to the point that anything else is considered no
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by kenning 9y ago
Yeah its the first line in the article I imagine (some of) the downvotes are from people with a STEM background that didn't even open the link
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by kenning 9y ago
> This article is geared towards people with a STEM background. For something shorter try this article in The Weekly Standard. From personal experience I can tell you that people with STEM backgrounds can also be too impatient to read an
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by kenning 9y ago
What does this product do?
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by kenning 9y ago
Can you help describe it? I'm currently reading the hobbit, but i'm reading it in German to learn the language, and I'm constantly thinking that there's subtle things I'm missing out on as a non-native speaker. If y
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by kenning 9y ago
put in my address and got "oops something went wrong?"
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by kenning 9y ago
Wow really? How much is your apartment, and how many bedrooms?
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by kenning 9y ago
Probably because "software ux design" is a new field and there are no standards for academic discourse, anyone can just start typing and write an article which gets accolades.
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by kenning 9y ago
wait, so the unedited video has the star wars theme? that's even more silly
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by kenning 9y ago
My hope is that big businesses put a ton of money into creating new products, and when the space is understood, someone makes an open source version. Then the consumers of those products start to resent the people making money off of them a
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by kenning 9y ago
Curious, why does this make you want to avoid it?
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by kenning 9y ago
Quote marks still work. Google tries to find your phrase, and fails, then tries to give you results with some of your words missing without telling you. If you search for "It never rains on a" with quotes it will only show you pag
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by kenning 9y ago
So brave
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by kenning 9y ago
How much discussion has there been, and are you expecting, for a fleshlight add on to the suit?
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by kenning 9y ago
I'm not knowledgeable about this -- is signal's e2e encryption even viable for a service with N users, and one where new users are being added? Put another way, if I have a group with 10 users and it's encrypted and then anot
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by kenning 9y ago
OK, i understand. I'm pretty surprised at how jumbled this message came across here on hn, can't tell if the blame lies heavier on hn cynicism or on a problematic pitch. Could be because your company is so provocatively named. I w
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by kenning 9y ago
Pretend I'm a stockholder/investor, what are the benefits of Space to the bottom line?
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by kenning 9y ago
Theres thousands of studies on this kind of thing, and you could find one to support any belief. Here's a list of studies with several different findings: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/men/thinking-man/is-video-g
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by kenning 9y ago
Didn't realize it until this comment, but you're right. Tinder really made hooking up a lot more efficient, and finding mates was the only reason I had to go out after I was ~23. Apparently the use of tinder in the NBA is actually

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