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peakaboo
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People have different personality types and they can be grouped into categories just like anything else. I think this guy used some science to back his book up, but the book doesn't even need that. The point is, people are different, a
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The strategy mindset is impossible in large corporations because you don't have the power to change those things, and even if you did, it would become a project involving everyone and taking years. There is a reason why people go for t
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A friend of mine who is very much into learning rust is following https://twitter.com/RustRepos on twitter and says its a great way to see what's upcoming and learn from it.
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Capitalism is a cancer since money is the power to bypass anything. Want to buy judges, legal systems, education, media, science (this one people don't understand that it's bought yet)... It's all possible.
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Says a lot about you and how you think, not the platform.
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I used to have recruiters call me daily and I just had to stop answering the phone on random numbers. I can't work for a customer and take recruiter calls at the same time. You would think recruiters would understand this but they just
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The pandemic is an enormous cash cow and power grab. Going away? It's never going away, in the same way that the Patriot Act is never going away. This book is a best seller at Amazon now for a reason: https://www.amazon.com&
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Haha no. There is nothing fun or interesting about security. I don't think developers are enjoying security in general - in fact it's responsible for why things often are complex and difficult (specially when you are forced to use
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Try using !sp for startpage - gives you google results without the tracking.
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Because if humans would recognize animal suffering, it would be harder to continue treating them like wood, or oil, or grass. Objects with no feelings. I hate how we abuse animals just because we can. It's very cruel and primitive. But
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You have an innocent mind. :)
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Thank god she didn't do this to the first movie. We would have missed out on a legendary movie and gotten this shit instead.
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First matrix movie i turned off half way through. I stopped listening to the dialogue after 10 minutes because it was so dreadful but I had hopes that it was just made intentionally bad to make a point or something. It wasn't. This is
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I think the certifications are worth it, at least the pro level ones. Because they do give you a full picture of good AWS architecture and what services are a good fit together. I've seen what some developers without certifications put
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Because this will require an amazon login and be a walled garden they control 100%.
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Yes they are still working on world domination and needs to act kind and responsible, unlike Google and Apple that is ahead of them. If Microsoft had the most popular search engine and the most popular mobile operating system, they would be
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I used to think that humans would be capable of seeing through propaganda and recognize when what is being said by authorities doesn't make sense. I learned that's not the case.
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Well, I guess it's time for a War on Gaming in 2022 because, why not... The world can't get much more ridicolous anyway.
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Or maybe it's nice to not have those things. It's a very different feeling.
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I run Vivaldi because it's actually awesome on the phone (but I don't like the desktop version). Works perfectly.
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Now imagine if you would never watch the news again. You would feel amazing all the time instead of worried and fearful.
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Does the boss pay?
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I like individualism. The majority are easily told what to think by authority figures in the media, and people are constantly fooled into making stupid decisions and not seeing the bigger picture of events unfolding. Corporations will use p
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You mean our leaders i think. It's a common mistake to look at the world and think ordinary humans are causing all the problems when it's the leaders of each country and huge corporation causing them.
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Nobody I have ever worked with has known 5% of this list. You do not need to know this to be successful.
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You and me have much more incommon with Russian or Chinese people than we have with our corrupt and shitty leaders. Never forget that. The 99.99% of us are just humans together and we don't want to fight anyone.
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This is the only thing about the pandemic that almost everybody agrees on - working from home has been great and extreamly beneficial to a lot of people who never understood the value of it before.
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Reincarnation is a fascinating topic, and one I would recommend the author and everybody reading this to investigate Edgar Cayce and others who really looked into it.
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I listen to experts, just the ones arguing that the vaccines are dangerous. Since when were we not allowed to listen to the experts we think make sense to us? I feel like social media has polarized us so much we can't even talk to each
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HN never has two sides on important topics such as vaccines and science. It also used to be extreamly unaware of Googles role in controlling and censoring the entire Internet but that has changed in the last few years and there is hope of a
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