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by nf05papsjfVbc 9y ago
If you ended up in prison from your own mistakes (whether it was breaking the law, appearing to break the law, getting caught or something else entirely), it does warrant thinking about whether the choices you made are suitable for where yo
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by nf05papsjfVbc 9y ago
"Too much" is by definition more than what you ought to consume. On a keto diet, olive oil is an excellent source of fat. Used as salad dressing, it's highly unlikely to cross the "too much" threshold.
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Making an effort to understand in no way implies moving in the direction of compliance.
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One reason I can think of, which can cause this, is that it's going to consume greater resources to background check internationally than just within the country. I do know at least two people who have lied in their CV and got jobs bas
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by nf05papsjfVbc 9y ago
I second this. Python is an easy language for beginners and getting your foot in the door opens other possibilities for you later. Just start with something and keep at it until you land a coding position somewhere.
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Depending on how long the lines are, wrapping may turn out to be a pain in the neck because (part of) one or two lines take up the entire pane. So, though wrapping long lines works sometimes, it genuinely is impractical at other times. Also
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by nf05papsjfVbc 9y ago
I did use the phrase "objectively worse". I see no substantiation for that yet. Also, this depends a lot on what they were looking for when they voted. I can easily say one of these: I do/don't like the outcome. However,
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by nf05papsjfVbc 9y ago
I have no investment in the outcome of Brexit but I have to say that speaking as if it was objectively worse is dismissive of the section of population who showed up and voted in favour of it.
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This is so simple but sounds really promising. Many thanks for the suggestion. I'll give it a shot.
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I agree. This conversation is a waste of bandwidth. I did say that it is going to be one. I tip my hat to you and leave this thread.
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I only spoke against interruptions - not against spending time spreading knowledge. That, in fact, is in my good books as I already stated in my comment.
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by nf05papsjfVbc 9y ago
It is possible to demotivate people by not paying enough but it is unlikely that such strong motivation is achieved purely from greater pay. A frustrating work environment will eventually cause th motivation to fizzle. One might continue wo
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by nf05papsjfVbc 9y ago
If everyone used their judgment this way, in a team of six, there are five others trying to save their own time and punishing the person who's worked to build up some knowledge. This has to be fixed by ensuring that the bus factor impr
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by nf05papsjfVbc 9y ago
As for why I think we can't come to an agreement, it's not because we are already in disagreement but because I believe (from this tiny conversation) that our views on things are so far apart that it's hard to bridge that gap
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by nf05papsjfVbc 9y ago
The use of the word 'justification' tells me that you have already judged the actions and are looking for people to explain them. This ties into the last point I was trying to make. From this, it appears (to me) unlikely that our
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by nf05papsjfVbc 9y ago
So, it's good for the government to give money to a service operating at artificially lowered prices and whose business model has been to flout laws as far as they can get away with it?
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by nf05papsjfVbc 9y ago
Not everyone draws the line at the same spot. Everyone's constraints in life are different. Also, talking from a position of "I know I am right. Why are you not thinking the same way as me?" is generally not effective at gett
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by nf05papsjfVbc 9y ago
Is it ice-cream? Dance Dance Gelato?
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by nf05papsjfVbc 9y ago
Unless you value the fact that Firefox comes from an organisation which values the freedom of the user and are willing to tolerate a dip in quality (as perceived by the typical user, not a techie) compared to a product from an organisation
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by nf05papsjfVbc 9y ago
I mostly use emacs (having moved to it relatively recently) but fall back to vim when editing/viewing a small single file. On the odd occasion I do hit the wrong keys from misplaced muscle memory (and in vim a bunch of things could hap
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by nf05papsjfVbc 9y ago
and emacs (I use both) but not everyone is able to see how good they are, unfortunately.
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Also the subject of atheism should itself not scare you off. It is quite a reasonable position to hold.
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by nf05papsjfVbc 9y ago
"Coil whine": Look for chargers which don't have this problem. I've heard that Anker has chargers without this problem though I have not used them and can not, therefore, personally vouch for them.
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by nf05papsjfVbc 9y ago
Staying off them is hard if you have an abundant source of temptations around you. The hardest part of following the keto diet, for me, was to avoid so many things I love to eat - when they are present around me. If I came across a freshly
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by nf05papsjfVbc 9y ago
It's really really tough to achieve or maintain 0 carbs in a day's food intake. This is one of the reasons why you'll not come across many who have done it. On a keto diet, one can attain < 20g carbs per day with some stru
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They value it if it comes cheap.
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The negotiating situation is different when hiring someone vs when offering a raise.
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"clog up" seems a bit strong given that they actually paid for the entrance and are just using a service they paid for.
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by nf05papsjfVbc 9y ago
Thank you for your openness and honesty. Good luck!
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Might I ask if the using the word 'crazy' at the end was a conscious choice? I do not wish to pry or pose a rhetorical question. I'm curious only because from the rest of the email you seem to be speaking in a dispassionate m

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