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by matchbok 6y ago
Again, maybe you do. You are not everyone. Stop assuming things to make your argument stronger. You know exactly nothing about 99.9999% of the engineers at these companies and their lives and their needs. You also do not know what they care
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by matchbok 6y ago
Oppresses millions? Please, if you are going to try to make that argument, spare us the hyperbole.
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by matchbok 6y ago
Simply not true, at all. When supporting a family that comes first. Always.
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by matchbok 6y ago
This is a very myopic view. Very few people have the luxury of quitting a job because they don't agree with 100% of things their company is doing. It's an extremely privileged view to have. Especially given that exactly 0 companie
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by matchbok 6y ago
Agreed, sadly the demand is still there. It's so easy to get huge loans and as a result, there is no downward pressure on price. My tiny college had 5 full-time staff for "residence life", plus a dean of that department. Tota
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by matchbok 6y ago
That's not how it works. If you install the app you are giving permission to the app to use your location however they want. It is pretty explicit. From a legal perspective they are supposed to indicate as such in their terms and con
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by matchbok 6y ago
The media's job is not to fawn over the president, actually. They are to report the news and tell the people when the president lies. Therefore, they are doing a great job. By the way, the most watched cable news is Fox News. I assume
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by matchbok 6y ago
That's not what the previous poster said. They were talking about socializing with people your own age, which is critically important. When I was 18 if I acted like a 40 year old I would have never made friends or found a girlfriend.
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by matchbok 6y ago
How can you possibly compare a small group of friends to everyone at our public schools? Clearly you have a bias. If public schooling was doing such a poor job at adjusting children we probably would have noticed by now. On the flip side,
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by matchbok 6y ago
These lockdowns are very much constitutional. Perhaps you should actually read it.
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by matchbok 6y ago
It still doesn't work, because the places where the roads ultimately end up, cities, cannot add more roads. It has to stop somewhere.
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by matchbok 7y ago
Anecdotes != argument. Even the average sized dog can do 10x damage a cat can. And the largest dogs are easily capable of killing. Not an argument.
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by matchbok 7y ago
All of these programs are band-aids at best. Most, like this, will force middle class rents even higher, putting more strain on the system. The causes of ever-increasing rent are clear, but unpopular to address. We need more transit and liv
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by matchbok 7y ago
Airbnb is exactly what is wrong with tech, and this is more reason why. There is no reason why the company needs that much cash. Also, the company is actively hollowing out our cities so they can make a quick buck off of the back of low-to-
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by matchbok 7y ago
People like slack because using it feels like "working". It's not. Everyone who has described to me how their "productivity" went up because of slack I am able to explain away. It's not work, it's keeping
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by matchbok 7y ago
Why does a site like this need annoying notifications in the bottom left telling me that some random person enrolled in some random thing? Jesus, the modern web is a mess.
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by matchbok 7y ago
The headline's meaning is obvious - it's clear what you are doing.
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by matchbok 7y ago
All great ideas, especially since the GOP tries every day to make voting more difficult. At least all this will help people, unlike most of the provisions the GOP wanted to slip in (abortion nonsense, pro-corporate loans, etc)
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by matchbok 7y ago
What were the provisions?
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by matchbok 7y ago
How's life up there on your high horse? What are you doing to solve world hunger or peace?
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by matchbok 7y ago
Ah yes, let's let a potential deadly thing go on the "market" and just hope it works. Because every first responder is going to take time to read reviews and ensure they thing they are wearing is actually going to work.
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by matchbok 7y ago
Oof, I thought Flutter was supposed to make programmatic UI more readable/easy? body: Stack( children: <Widget>[ LayoutBuilder( builder: (ctx, constraints) => Container(
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by matchbok 7y ago
Samsung tablets are basically the same price. Your argument has been false for years.
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by matchbok 7y ago
I guess you think you are smarter than PhDs who have studied this for decades, then?
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by matchbok 7y ago
This is simply incorrect.
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by matchbok 7y ago
That's... not how it works.
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by matchbok 7y ago
Weird how every expert, who all have decades more experience than you, disagree with everything you said. I guess they are all wrong.
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by matchbok 7y ago
Mediocre developers? Please. The arrogance here is astounding and not needed.
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by matchbok 7y ago
Good, because it's a bad plan that won't work.
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by matchbok 7y ago
All those buildings look great to me. Architecture needs to move forward. Simply emulating what we built 100 years ago is not the right way forward. We use different materials, have different living expectations, etc. And this is coming fro

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