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by nkrisc 11mo ago
Well I remember being taught about the Kent State massacre in school and how it was a stain on our country, and that we were learning about it because things like that need to be remembered, not forgotten. Compare that how Tiananmen Square
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by nkrisc 11mo ago
So, uh, where do the HTML versions of the papers come from?
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by nkrisc 11mo ago
Based on personal experience with others, for some I think the diagnosis is a substitute for an identity that then brings belonging into a group, filling a need for them that has been otherwise unfilled.
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by nkrisc 11mo ago
Your house has nothing to do with this. The United States does have some rides about what border agents can and can not do. They can not sucker punch you, for example. They can request to see the contents of your phone and if you refuse the
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by nkrisc 11mo ago
I know. But people will worry about dollars first before they even think about pride.
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by nkrisc 11mo ago
That’s just another way of saying work harder for same pay because the company knows they have you by the balls.
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by nkrisc 11mo ago
Foreign countries have no obligation to admit you within their borders. There’s many points you could make about the United States and immigration, but I don’t think this is one of them.
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by nkrisc 11mo ago
I will do my job as well as necessary to keep it in order to keep receiving money. If I could find a job that pays well and made me happier I would.
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by nkrisc 11mo ago
Got any recipes for delicious meals I can make with my pride? I take pride in the stuff I enjoy doing. A job is just a paycheck because I need it.
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by nkrisc 11mo ago
> I am not sure what has happened over the decades regarding actually being proud of the work you produce. My local grocery stores won’t accept pride as payment for food, and working harder doesn’t make my paycheck increase.
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by nkrisc 11mo ago
Wanting to install a different OS puts you in the tiniest of tiniest slices of consumers shopping for a new phone. There is a tiny amount of market demand for it.
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by nkrisc 11mo ago
Not GP but I’m trying to figure out what you’re insinuating. > For tougher environments or deployments with poor indoor cellular coverage, the outdoor model maintains the same high performance cellular connectivity with improved antenna
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by nkrisc 11mo ago
Because there must be some time limit, particularly for an in-person exam which win probably become even more common thanks to LLMs and such.
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by nkrisc 11mo ago
When my mother was shopping for a new smartphone she definitely was not considering whether or not she could install a different OS on it.
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by nkrisc 11mo ago
My kitchen scale only shows grams to the nearest integer anyway.
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by nkrisc 11mo ago
Everything is negotiable. We collectively choose where to draw all the arbitrary lines you draw. Free and open internet is as arbitrary as a completely locked-down internet.
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by nkrisc 11mo ago
And when I was a kid some of my peers were watching Al Queda execution videos. I don’t know what the solution is, but I do not think kids should have unrestricted access to the internet, especially if their parents can’t/won’t set limi
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by nkrisc 11mo ago
Ok, then what does “ a similar capacity for language as a 3-4 year-old” mean if it’s not everything else you say it isn’t. So they can’t speak nor understand us, nor remember several instructions, nor formulate questions, so what then do th
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by nkrisc 11mo ago
So you’re already starting with a pretty slim market.
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by nkrisc 11mo ago
Again, extraordinary evidence required. If it’s true, someone ought to be able to demonstrate it.
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by nkrisc 11mo ago
Having a 3-year old and two cats (and many more previously in my life), that sounds absurd. I can give my 3-year old (38 months) multi-part instructions and he can even ask clarifying questions back when my instructions are ambiguous or he
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by nkrisc 11mo ago
I would wager that a vast majority of people on the planet could not distinguish Python from JavaScript from C.
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by nkrisc 11mo ago
Someone not educated in programming would not know that a given text is Python source code.
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by nkrisc 11mo ago
If it’s not written down, then that’s true. Once someone writes it down, it is.
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by nkrisc 11mo ago
I would argue that some form of mathematics is necessary for astronomy, for “astronomy” as defined as anything more than simply recognizing and following stars.
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by nkrisc 11mo ago
I mean, it does work for most people. Most people can drink responsibly. The alcoholics are the ones who can’t do it on their own.
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by nkrisc 11mo ago
Pretty interesting that this much is possible. Too bad the fonts are terrible.
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by nkrisc 11mo ago
If you spend a lot of time online, it would certainly seem that way.
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by nkrisc 11mo ago
Someone who buys books at Barnes & Noble is not going to print online fan fiction on demand. If you think this is something a “mainstream consumer” would do, I think you’re very out of touch with the average person.
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by nkrisc 11mo ago
So where can a mainstream consumer purchase or borrow a paperback edition of those stories?

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