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by pcmoney 5y ago
The rampant drug crisis isn’t helping, it is a mental health and drug crisis causing homelessness more than a lack of housing. They say they are following “The Portugal model” but they are not. Portugal does not tolerate open drug use or op
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by pcmoney 5y ago
This has not always been the case, it is a new phenomenon. It was not like this is the 90s or early 2000s
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by pcmoney 5y ago
CA is one of the most “progressive” states. SF is one of the most “progressive” cities in a progressive state. Chesa is one of the most “progressive” DAs in a progressive city in a progressive state. Progressives have complete control of th
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by pcmoney 5y ago
I think there is a balance here. Open the API and make shareholders happy. If they cannibalize their own traffic they violate fiduciary duty and get sued into the ground. Otherwise they inject ads into the API endpoints themselves and make
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by pcmoney 5y ago
The did open up the API again, or rather are in the process of doing so. Look at the new essential access tier and v2 endpoints. Its early but they are launching more and more.
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by pcmoney 5y ago
Literally doesnt matter unless you have been holding since 2006. I invested in twtr in Feb 2020. Its been a ride
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by pcmoney 5y ago
5yr returns: Twtr: 235% Fb: 65%
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by pcmoney 5y ago
They aren't talking about innovation but productivity. The OP asked "what bits of fundamental knowledge are productivity multipliers" this should hold true at whatever percentile of a field you chose, top 1%, 10% etc. However
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by pcmoney 5y ago
The quintessential be the customer or the product being sold dilemma...
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by pcmoney 5y ago
Bluntly society exists to serve current and future generations. All future generations are predicated on a nuclear family. No significantly large human cultures without a basis around a nuclear family have survived from an evolutionary pers
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by pcmoney 5y ago
I dont think we should allow sexual assault or any assualt or anything bad anywhere ever. Unfortunately like most things our desires eclipse our capabilities and/or resources.
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by pcmoney 5y ago
On a case by case basis, sure. However we are seeing a mass psychosis around trans identity in middle school. The rates of middle school girls identifying as something other than CIS are reaching levels as high as 40% in some school distric
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by pcmoney 5y ago
Sure but getting fired/agitating someone is different than the government putting me in prison for words.
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by pcmoney 5y ago
I would say hormone blockers in prepubescent teens without parental consent is not treading lightly. The de-transition community on reddit and Twitter can more concretely explain and show the harm being done under the desire to be blindly s
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by pcmoney 5y ago
I dont think it is a lie if everyone’s truth is “equal” but I also dont think my preferences should be able to control others speech, even though I personally don’t mind using preferred pronouns. Even if offense was intended, you don’t tend
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by pcmoney 5y ago
If we are claiming that biological sex and gender are different than what makes someone a woman goes beyond biology/evolution. If we are claiming that gender is socially constructed then gender dysphoria is a spectrum which we are all
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by pcmoney 5y ago
I don’t believe everything is constructed and I don’t believe in most statements of moral relativism. However the people involved in the arguments generally favor some view of subjective truth and/or moral relativism, at which point wh
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by pcmoney 5y ago
The former, ideally the subjective understanding should be shared before the story/ticket is written and definitely before it is started. Code review is way too late.
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by pcmoney 5y ago
If everything is constructed, if everything is relative, if everything is subjective and if everything is on a spectrum then what are we even arguing about? Nobody fits their gender norms perfectly. No culture has identical gender norms. Ev
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by pcmoney 5y ago
If your team does not share a subjective understanding of what makes their product/API useful none of this matters. Focusing on objective technicalities is the least useful aspect of code review. If you have someone who constantly is l
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by pcmoney 5y ago
It would be wise to ensure that we have some redundancy in the farming sector. Even if it needs go be subsidized. It is arguably a national security concern.
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by pcmoney 5y ago
I would think the stilts would be worse on marshes than shoes given the smaller surface area increases the PSI resulting in more post holing? Maybe it was just a top layer that was wet with a firm substrate?
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by pcmoney 5y ago
Isnt art just consumerism with extra steps?
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by pcmoney 5y ago
Sure whatever, nobody wants a $100 logitech zit on the top of their monitor while they are trying to sell themselves as having infinitely superior design/law/whatever skills than the client they are charging $1k/hour to.
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by pcmoney 5y ago
Ya, FAANGs don’t exactly have nice offices, amenity wise sure but nobody GAF what they look like, there’s probably nerf guns and desk clutter everywhere. Think somewhere with clients and prestige. Law offices, design shops, consulting bouti
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by pcmoney 5y ago
Quality sure, aesthetically coherent? No
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by pcmoney 5y ago
$400 is literally less than one hour of billable work in most places, negligible.
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by pcmoney 5y ago
Sorry, not going to support a company coupled to a Communist government that blatantly steals IP and is propped up by a genocidal dictatorship. Hard pass.
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by pcmoney 5y ago
Please link to an alternative thin bezel, brushed metal or even just non-plastic, 4k or higher monitor with built in 12mp camera. If it is decently reviewed and a significant savings compared to Apple I know a firm that will buy 200 of them
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by pcmoney 5y ago
Why would you jump to a bad faith conclusion? Why would wanting to keep Twitter accessible to Russian nationals be bad? Twitter doesn’t work in many countries such as China. There’s just not a whole lot of money in Russia to advertise to ei

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