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by lexapro 5y ago
>I always say yea I'm on board we should cut medicare and social security You're evil ;)
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by lexapro 5y ago
>That worked out pretty bad for him but also bad for everyone else, because now we had a guy to blame for it, instead of asking the harder questions like "why aren't drug prices regulated?" I would say it went very well fo
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by lexapro 5y ago
>The open source maintainer problem isn’t going to get much better in the near future. >People are gonna keep blaming “Capitalism” for this. Capitalism is great, there really is no need to defend it at every opportunity, especially if
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by lexapro 5y ago
>The ones who fight corruption are the most corrupt. >The ones who fight injustice are the most cruel. >The ones who fight intolerance are least tolerant. War is peace, freedom is slavery, ignorance is strength. This is what this s
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by lexapro 5y ago
I know food prices in Germany and US ... US is more expensive in my experience. Not by a lot, but noticeable.
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by lexapro 5y ago
I know the prices in Germany. I can see how one would spend €300 or even €400... but €600 just seems a lot. Maybe if you eat a lot of expensive imported items and such.
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by lexapro 5y ago
Society allowed Facebook to emerge and grow into what it is now, so I can't say I disagree.
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by lexapro 5y ago
If you say Bing/DDG is as good as Google for most searches, you might as well say Samsung phones and laptops are as good as iPhones and MacBooks.
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by lexapro 5y ago
I had a similar interaction with a doctor once. It was a regular check-up and at the end I asked him: "Is it possible that my eyesight gets worse as I get older because of my particular condition?". He replied with "What make
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by lexapro 5y ago
>My general monthly bill on food is 600€. This is crazy, are you on a meat only diet or do you go to very expensive restaurants? Otherwise I struggle to believe it.
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by lexapro 5y ago
Google itself is a torrent search engine. Just google <anything> filetype:torrent So when is Google going to delist Google?
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by lexapro 5y ago
>Specifically, will masks limit the total number COVID cases given enough time, or just slow the time it takes for everyone in the population to be infected? Slowing the spread in order to not overburden hospitals (which causes death &am
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by lexapro 5y ago
>How can smart people miss the point so completely? They want to miss it so badly, it's simple cognitive dissonance. Some people don't want to accept that they had luck while others didn't. They have successfully convinced
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by lexapro 5y ago
Plutocracy is under attack, not meritocracy.
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by lexapro 5y ago
You still owe them the money technically.
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by lexapro 5y ago
There are many studies on this; parents are less happy than non‑parents on average.
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by lexapro 5y ago
Many programmers can save >50% of their net income. I realize that this is not possible in every part of the world or in every situation, but if anyone is stable financially, it's probably us.
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by lexapro 5y ago
>but I can't afford not saving, especially having in mind where does the world seem to go (potential economical crisis on the horizon) That was always the case in history and I would argue we are living in one of the best periods ev
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by lexapro 5y ago
Or maybe I'm just not picky?
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by lexapro 5y ago
I see what you mean now. What I meant is that I like Neapolitan pizza, Domino's Pizza, Pizza Hut, New York pizza... pizza is just really great and it's best when I'm hungry.
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by lexapro 5y ago
>When compared to pizza, tacos, or bagels, all scallion pancakes are pretty similar. Bad example, as most pizzas _are_ pretty similar. And in my opinion the best pizzas are not too different from average pizzas. And yes, I had a lot of p
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by lexapro 5y ago
>If you were Jeff Bezos, of course you could bet a million and walk away with an eventual win before running out of money. Are there really casinos with no maximum bet? Usually there is a maximum so you run into the problem that at some
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by lexapro 5y ago
A lot of people get this one wrong, risk is not volatility, risk is losing a portion (or in some cases all) of your money.
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by lexapro 5y ago
There already is: * https://apps.apple.com/us/app/babyname-find-it-together/id95... * https://apps.apple.com/us/app/kinder-find-baby-names/id10684...
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by lexapro 5y ago
>I moved from LA to Dublin then back to San Diego for a year (bad idea, that!) then back to Dublin and recently to a dirt cheap place an hour away from Dublin I'm sure all those long distance flights help the planet a great deal.
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by lexapro 5y ago
>thus shareholders would be affected Why not just tell it like it is then? Dear shareholders, I'm leaving because I'm rich / bored with Github and not because there was a falling-out. >why does it bother you so much? Si
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by lexapro 5y ago
I know a lot of senior developers who were hired this way. I don't understand why that would make anyone feel ashamed.
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by lexapro 5y ago
Of course there can be a labor shortage. If there are 10 open positions but only 8 qualified people, then there's a shortage. It is impossible to fill all 10 positions, even with all the money in the world.
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by lexapro 5y ago
It's really hard to estimate the size of crowds without the help of technology.
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by lexapro 5y ago
Offended no, it's hard to take it that serious. But yes, I do disagree with blatant racism and child sexual abuse. And I don't think it's particularly witty or edgy even. >Our greatest artists and thinkers have been condem

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