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kofejnik
5y ago
Not positive at all; the only possible equivalence is when every school is equally bad
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kofejnik
5y ago
What about American citizens who are separated from their children when arrested?
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kofejnik
5y ago
Steroids
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kofejnik
5y ago
Asking as a non-American: how does this even work? If I know someone's SSN, I can take loans in their name? Or I take loans/CCs in my name, but they are somehow on the hook? Seems bizarre to me
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kofejnik
5y ago
Just checked, it got jfk in 19 questions
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kofejnik
5y ago
If I asked you to call me "Your Majesty" and bow your head every time (only slightly, tho), would it really be such a pain to you?
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kofejnik
5y ago
Maybe you've been working on a one-person startup for the past two years? No one can tell really.
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kofejnik
5y ago
> Four years later at the University of Connecticut, two white students ... > The A.C.L.U. of Connecticut demanded that the university hire 10 Black faculty and staff members NYT's double standards are ridiculous
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kofejnik
5y ago
how about "бей своих, чтоб чужие боялись"
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5y ago
> it's difficult to repair. we don't care really, they are still great. Besides, they don't break much (typing this on mbp 2015 while waiting for m1 16" to happen)
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kofejnik
5y ago
true, tho it's rather hard to fly to Belarus without flying over it as well
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kofejnik
5y ago
no, like post it to your VK and write "USSR cooperated with Nazis to divide and occupy Poland"
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5y ago
>> At a meeting in Brussels, the leaders of the 27 member states also told EU airlines not to fly over Belarus, and promised further economic sanctions.
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5y ago
if you're still in Russia, try posting some photos of 1939 Brest-Litovsk parade on your VK page, we'll watch from afar how it goes for you
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5y ago
> For the Chinese you can tell when they cannot even refer to, say or admit certain things: e.g. massacres. But they would say "we are not being censored" It is exactly the same in Russia, you may not mention certain historical
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5y ago
wirehole is a docker compose solution which works flawlessly and requires just a single command to set up
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kofejnik
5y ago
Confirmed - my ID matched in Chrome and Safari, but Firefox just said 24 of 24 and gave a different ID. Firefox wins again!
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5y ago
substack ?
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5y ago
yeah, could never understand what's wrong with assert(x == y). Why learn yet another awkward DSL on top of all other DSLs and hidden conventions, which RoR already has a lot (which kind of turned me away from it)
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kofejnik
5y ago
only if you want to compete with people willing to work for ramen
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kofejnik
6y ago
Used it once, it is nice(-ish) for simple use cases, but unfortunately it doesn't support working with multiple postgres schemas, which is surprising given that many complex apps use them to namespace their DBs. It was a total showstop
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kofejnik
6y ago
quite amazingly, it was written, produced and performed by (mostly) hobbyist musicians and actors from Russia's pretty sizeable LARP community (though some leads are pros)
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6y ago
I'm not talking about motives, I don't know what they are, but I suspect that when crime happens, people prefer to move away if they can. Also, do you claim to know exactly how and why crime happens?
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6y ago
> But if crime increases, then they leave, even if they are in good health and make a nice income nonetheless. Doesn't seem that unreasonable, actually. High-income people leave crime-ridden areas, happens approximately everywhere
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6y ago
Paywall
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6y ago
no, more like state-subsidised highbrow-culture-focused TV channel, which will have to be heavily curated and hard to get into, but which will pay reasonable money to the lucky ones who managed to get commissioned UBI would provide peanuts
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6y ago
don't think FCC will prosecute bodyshops in India and Phillippines
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6y ago
> They also contacted human resources to report retaliation after protesting sexual harassment issues and to advocate for raises for Black people to match white employees’ pay. right, Some people are more important than others edit: refe
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kofejnik
6y ago
This looks nice, congrats! However, it makes zero sense to me as a 13 euro/mo service. It is just a single-purpose tool which I need occasionally, so I might be inclined to pay something like $10 for it, once. But monthly payment? Mayb
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kofejnik
6y ago
maybe they mean "grow wool", not "wear wool"
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