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meatsauce
5y ago
Wonderful antithetical headline aside, this is a bad idea on its face. Your nemesis goes in trying to limit and destroy you, while a mentor tries to support and build you up.
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meatsauce
5y ago
Not to any hires degree, which is why engineers developed the hardware and software we have today.
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meatsauce
5y ago
It is called winter.
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meatsauce
5y ago
Unprecedented? This happens all the time. It is called a major winter storm and they happen every year. It is also a cautionary tale. If you rely on cell phones for communication, you may find yourself in big trouble when the cell phones no
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meatsauce
5y ago
I'd report it to the FBI, as well.
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meatsauce
5y ago
This doesn't surprise me. The ministry of truth is working overtime.
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meatsauce
5y ago
If someone encouraged you to drink poison, and you choose to drink poison of your own volition, meaning nobody forced you to drink it; only suggested that you do, despite knowing it was hazardous, you consumed it. Who is responsible for dri
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meatsauce
5y ago
People who simply follow their "passion" usually end up sleeping under a bridge. There is more to life than your passions.
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meatsauce
5y ago
There is no such thing as "corporate welfare." The owners of corporations already pay more taxes than most of the so-called "working class." In fact, if you earned over $118,000 in a year, you pay 70% of the tax burden i
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meatsauce
5y ago
There is no point in comparing apples to bananas.
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meatsauce
5y ago
How is it unfair if they agreed to take on the debt? If they went to school, got a degree, and a job, then they got what was promised and need to pay their commitments.
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meatsauce
5y ago
If you can't pay back a 50,000 or 100,000 loan in 10 years, you're doing something wrong.
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meatsauce
5y ago
"Student loan forgiveness would take a huge existential burden off an entire generation." So would having you pay my mortgage.
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meatsauce
5y ago
Reminds me of my last job.
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meatsauce
5y ago
How do you lower yourself down into a reactor that has melted down at thousands of degrees and come out alive or not suffer radiation poisoning? The story seems embellished.
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meatsauce
5y ago
This isn't true by any stretch of the imagination. Unless you want us to believe that the rich get rich by taking what poor people don't have.
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meatsauce
5y ago
This article is a good example of "those who can't do, preach." Author doesn't seem to have any subject expertise beyond journalism and academia. Also, UK energy source is 73% fossil. Wind/solar will never be able t
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meatsauce
5y ago
Truly enjoyed that article. There was little to no bullshit, and it was successfully written to be entertaining.
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meatsauce
5y ago
Thanks! At least she got it back. It does beg the question; was she originally banned by an algorithm or by a human being? There's so little transparency at these companies and they hold power that they should not have.
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meatsauce
5y ago
I've been writing sales copy and teaching sales for 15 years and I've seen both developers and laymen spend 1000s of hours and 1000s of dollars on startups without knowing who they are selling their product to. They build somethin