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by ksenzee 10y ago
Is there data on whether women-only cars work? What happens when you jump on the subway at the last second and end up in one of the other cars?
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by ksenzee 10y ago
I think the confusion here is that there are three types of advisories: Core issues, contrib issues, and PSAs. You're probably looking at yesterday's PSA saying "watch out for an important advisory tomorrow" and wonderin
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by ksenzee 10y ago
If you found software to switch to that is free of security issues, I imagine we would all be interested to know what it is.
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by ksenzee 10y ago
Kids know they have to lie about their age online to get access to anything worth having. My 9-year-old has been doing it as long as she's been allowed to use the internet.
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by ksenzee 10y ago
Can we s/Fransisco/Francisco/ in the headline?
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by ksenzee 10y ago
C. diff. is just the disease first in line. Chronic fatigue syndrome may be lining up behind it: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/to-your-health/wp/2016/0...
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by ksenzee 10y ago
I can't agree with you. Open-source communities have both the right and the responsibility to protect themselves from toxic people. If I showed up in, say, the Firefox issue tracker and started trolling people and insulting their contr
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by ksenzee 10y ago
Remember, this is aimed at employers and open-source projects, not the justice system. Besides, what alternative are you suggesting? Start with the assumption that harassment reports are false, and throw them in the trash?
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by ksenzee 10y ago
If you actually read the article, instead of assuming you know what's in it, you'll probably find you agree with its conclusions. When you're afraid to read things you think will assault your beliefs, you miss out on a lot of
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by ksenzee 10y ago
When you multiply that 90% consumer coverage by the percentage of people who will install your app when you ask them to, it's going to knock down your 90% pretty considerably.
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by ksenzee 10y ago
Have you tried FriXion pens? They erase more cleanly than a pencil. Of course, "erase" is a relative term here, since the ink reappears if you put your notebook in the freezer. But unless you're worried about someone resurrec
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by ksenzee 10y ago
TFA isn't a position piece intended to argue the point. It was saying, "hey, this is a problem, here are two numbers indicating the scope of the problem, and here are some people who are working on it." Not "This is a pr
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by ksenzee 10y ago
> you need to make a LOT of money to pay for daycare per kid That's true. But as it happens, engineers do make a lot of money. Many of us even make enough to support one-income families. You can't just assume senior engineers l
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by ksenzee 10y ago
There are trends in writing like in everything else, I guess.
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by ksenzee 10y ago
Writers periodically resurrect brevity.
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by ksenzee 10y ago
> Poor people are mostly poor because of the decisions they make. At least that is my experience. That's the crux of the question. It might turn out that you were in a pocket of the poorest decision makers around, and that most peop
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by ksenzee 10y ago
What you're describing is conditional cash transfers. We have that in the US already (public housing vouchers, food stamps). BI is an unconditional cash transfer. It really is more like a stack of 20s.
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by ksenzee 10y ago
Agreed. Drupal has been working on the product end of things since then, for this exact reason. Drupal 8 is a big improvement on that score and is worth looking at again if you've choked on it in the past.
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by ksenzee 10y ago
I downvoted because this is an armchair diagnosis by a non-professional, based on data that wouldn't be enough for a professional to make a diagnosis.
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by ksenzee 10y ago
She's already in therapy, which accounts for a lot of the crying. And I think finding out your partner is married to someone else would cause a lot of crying in anyone who's otherwise emotionally healthy.
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by ksenzee 10y ago
My parents owned a small business with ~4 employees repairing typewriters and adding machines. It did really well in 1982. By 1992 it didn't exist anymore.
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by ksenzee 10y ago
Rules haven't changed. They just issued a clarification. Most of us have been drinking all the Dr. Pepper we want for years.
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by ksenzee 10y ago
There are all kinds of Mormons. Almost all of them I know drink caffeinated soda. There are definitely Mormons who don't, but I'd put them in a minority. It's basically people extrapolating from the dietary code, which disall
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by ksenzee 10y ago
a) Mormons drink caffeine. I am a card-carrying Mormon, so if you argue this point with me your sources had better be pretty good. b) Sure, companies pop up where they pop up, but for a city to become a hub for something, you need more than
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by ksenzee 10y ago
Oxfam press release: https://www.oxfamamerica.org/press/poultry-industry-routinel... Oxfam report (PDF): https://www.oxfamamerica.org/static/media/files/No_Relief.pd...
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by ksenzee 10y ago
The gender stereotype it's exaggerating is not only that women talk too much, but that their talking is pointless and uninteresting. As gender stereotypes go, it's actually pretty far up the offensiveness list.
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by ksenzee 10y ago
To be fair, if you asked me for a good ticket for Chicago tonight, I'd be looking up first-class airfare, and asking if you had a funeral to attend. It's possible to expect too much even from humans, let alone AI.
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by ksenzee 10y ago
I've given birth twice, and I can tell you that my body manages the pain in ways that do not feel the slightest bit different. Your wife is very lucky.
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by ksenzee 11y ago
Personally I'd as soon have a root canal without anesthesia as give birth without an epidural. Modern medicine is a net good.
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by ksenzee 11y ago
This is a consumer-grade dryer. They specify it in the pricing section. If I were a stylist I wouldn't hesitate to drop $400 or more on a good fast dryer.

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