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by ofcourseyoudo 3y ago
I have trouble reading this format so I threw it into ChatGPT to summarize: This article, authored by Elizabeth W. Dunn, Daniel T. Gilbert, and Timothy D. Wilson, explores the often weak relationship between money and happiness, and suggest
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by ofcourseyoudo 3y ago
the link you provided was not the government limiting supply of the drug, it was restricting the prescriptions so that the people with lupous and rheumatoid would have a better chance of getting it, because hospitals were stockpiling it for
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by ofcourseyoudo 3y ago
Agree completely. I have multiple friends in the SoCal and OC area that have gotten "boring" software engineering jobs in the last 12 months at decent salaries but not astronomical (one as low as $95K, most in the 100-130 range, a
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by ofcourseyoudo 3y ago
No, it's not true, there are no prominent conductors that cannot play an instrument (or sing at a high level). A conductor should have a deep understanding of music, theory, and rehearsal pedagogy. At least in current western schools o
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by ofcourseyoudo 3y ago
How exactly would he have "legalized" it? Maybe he should have encouraged the HHS to reschedule cannabis sometime last year. I wonder if he did that?
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by ofcourseyoudo 3y ago
It's sad how people predisposed to hate him write it off as "election year pandering" when if he didn't do it he wouldn't be "doing what his constituents want". And on other social media you can see how ju
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by ofcourseyoudo 3y ago
Not sure what your link has to do with any "questionable content decisions" Disney has made, but it's hilarious that her alternative is to let her child play Minecraft and watch YouTube instead of "Wizards of Waverly P
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by ofcourseyoudo 3y ago
But you're a man, and so is the original commenter, so we can freely disregard your POV as well.
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by ofcourseyoudo 3y ago
Keep in mind they had no ability to have any of the cast promote this film. That must have had some impact on the opening weekend.
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by ofcourseyoudo 3y ago
> Or look at how ineffective academia is. Ineffective? Huge chunks of the tech industry have descended directly from academia. Or are you using a definition of academia that begs your own question?
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by ofcourseyoudo 3y ago
I don't love Netflix, but what do you mean "the interface is literally an ad dashboard"? The thumbnails you click on take you to the show. The fact that they A/B test the images doesn't make them ads. By this logic,
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by ofcourseyoudo 3y ago
Multiple times in these comments you've intimated a threat to someone. Look at the language you are using in response to some people here that have put genuine effort into trying to help you. You straight up sound crazy. If any of the
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by ofcourseyoudo 3y ago
Cringeworthy dichotomy between "women and minorities" and "competence" you established there.
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by ofcourseyoudo 3y ago
The hilarious part for me is when the author admits it's not something you would really hear in regular music listening except that it's really obvious in bassoon solos.
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by ofcourseyoudo 3y ago
In the comments are a whole bunch of men commenting that don't appear to have any understanding of women whatsoever.
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by ofcourseyoudo 3y ago
> Young people are having less sex than ever before, and spend a lot of time watching online porn. We need to make up our minds if we want the next generations to have more or less sex. Teen pregnancies are way down but now it's a b
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by ofcourseyoudo 3y ago
Especially when you talk about how you are a professional writer. More info here: https://quoteinvestigator.com/2017/03/23/same/
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by ofcourseyoudo 3y ago
But if your response is "I don't like this comment" definitely use your time to tell someone else how to spend their time.
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by ofcourseyoudo 3y ago
This is incoherent
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by ofcourseyoudo 3y ago
However the commenter likes. I think it's ridiculous to say "I guarantee this will increase inequality". But if he's that confident... and no doubt he is a "he"... let's put money where mouths are.
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by ofcourseyoudo 3y ago
>Funny thing is that I can guarantee it will increase inequality. Let's put money on this with measurable standards. Say, $10,000?
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by ofcourseyoudo 3y ago
I'm not particularly interested in arguing the specifics of a solution, my point is that on a larger team especially where an individual does not get to define the approach, I'm surprised that you haven't run into issues with
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by ofcourseyoudo 3y ago
Have you worked on a FE team with 5 or more people? There's a lot that is easy and shouldn't be a problem when you get to define the scope and technologies and shared conventions used.
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by ofcourseyoudo 3y ago
>Am I more clear now? Nope
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by ofcourseyoudo 3y ago
Important: "Critics said the results of the pay study could give a false impression. Company officials acknowledged that it did not address whether women were hired at a lower pay grade than men with similar qualifications."
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by ofcourseyoudo 3y ago
You've never had to search through multiple stylesheets and Inspect to figure out inheritance and cascading for a CSS rule that is resisting editing? I recently had to work with another developer's codebase that had four different
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by ofcourseyoudo 3y ago
Yes as we have seen through the years, pure CSS has resulted only in energy-efficient websites that are highly usable. Slash Ess
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by ofcourseyoudo 3y ago
"Ad hominem" would be to attack Eich's person directly instead of criticizing his actions, which are distinctly oppressive and homophobic.
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by ofcourseyoudo 3y ago
This is like half of an article, because of course, everyone recognizes that companies charge more when supply-chains and other things are screwed up. But many of those costs have dropped, some to pre-pandemic levels or even lower, but the
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by ofcourseyoudo 3y ago
Great job. Very satisfying 334 moves!

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