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by phone8675309 2y ago
Surprise, surprise - when you work somebody 60-80 hours a week they don't find things fun when they get home and are just trying to recover.
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by phone8675309 2y ago
One of the things that helped me was to have an actual dialog with the book. For non-fiction books, this means pushing back against claims that appear to be unsupported. When I read in a paper book I do so with a pen to make notes in it (I
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by phone8675309 2y ago
I had AP classes in high school and a 20 hour a week part time job - easily 10 hours a day on the week days including homework and ongoing projects. So at 17 I was working 70 hours a week. College was more of the same - honors classes and
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by phone8675309 2y ago
Literature Language Models
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by phone8675309 2y ago
That's why B&E is charged differently depending on if there were occupants in the house or not. If not, the person doing the B&E gets a lighter sentence, but they still get punished.
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by phone8675309 2y ago
Do you have a smart TV or can you fit a streaming device or mini PC into your setup? If so, Steam Remote Play might fit the bill: https://store.steampowered.com/remoteplay Steam used to sell a device called Steam Link for
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by phone8675309 2y ago
Were you gaming back in the PlayStation 2 / original Xbox days? There were a TON of AA games in that era. Most of those studios have been bought up by the big studios that peddle AAA (and in some cases, claim to peddle AAAA) garbage.
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by phone8675309 2y ago
Helldivers II is one of the few games of its type that it feels good to mess around in. Lately my friend group has been playing on mid level difficulty to grind out common and rare samples, and there's nothing funnier than cracking a j
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by phone8675309 2y ago
I'd rather see studios make 100 games that each cost $2 million to make than one $200 million game.
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by phone8675309 2y ago
The fact that you assume all of the poor are criminals disqualifies you from having your opinion on this taken seriously.
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by phone8675309 2y ago
This has slipped my notice as well - can you link to some of the incidents?
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by phone8675309 2y ago
I remember specifically being excited to have QBASIC when my parents got our first PC. This comment reminded me of that excitement.
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by phone8675309 2y ago
When I was in high school (around 2000) they had three CS courses that kids could take - the first was in QBasic, the second was in Turbo Pascal, and the third was in C++ for the AP CS exam.
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by phone8675309 2y ago
Hey, Stack Overflow is pretty high up there now
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by phone8675309 2y ago
Pretty good
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> It’s crucial to underscore that Hudson Rock had the data of this employee’s compromised data a day after the infection, highlighting a missed opportunity to preemptively safeguard against this incident. Thanks for doing nothing while p
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by phone8675309 2y ago
Until systemd consumes the kernel and then it will be GNU/systemd
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by phone8675309 2y ago
The vast, VAST majority of money that an author makes is from their advance. It is exceedingly rare for a book to sell even enough to cover that advance, and even rarer for it to have sales strong enough that the author sees meaningful, li
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by phone8675309 2y ago
You still have oil changes, preventative maintenance, gasoline, and insurance to pay
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by phone8675309 2y ago
It should be illegal for any private company to hold that much personal information
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by phone8675309 2y ago
Are you running an external display and is it DisplayLink?
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by phone8675309 2y ago
The only three things libertarians care about: 1) Taxation is theft 2) Legalize weed 3) The age of consent should be lower
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by phone8675309 2y ago
Ethereum is useless as a payment mechanism unless you like paying wildly varying fees, and therefore its benefits do not offset it (relatively less) energy use.
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by phone8675309 2y ago
Okay, so how do creators get paid on your platform?
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by phone8675309 2y ago
I'll be less hostile to crypto when the benefits of cryptocurrency outweigh the environmental destruction caused by its mining.
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> But in general, yes, sanctions against non-military goods do work to change the minds of greedy leaderships if they can be tailored to remove a sufficient part of their income. Why are they not working to bring about regime changes in
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by phone8675309 2y ago
Why the flying fuck should sanctions infringe on someone's ability to play a game they already purchased?
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> It's not a strawman. It is absolutely a strawman: > A straw man fallacy (sometimes written as strawman) is the informal fallacy of refuting an argument different from the one actually under discussion, while not recognizing or
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by phone8675309 2y ago
> Airlines and ticket agents must issue refunds within seven business days of refunds becoming due for credit card purchases Always blows my mind that companies can take money _instantly_ from my credit card yet require 3-7 business days
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by phone8675309 2y ago
You'd have to know how many people have downvoted this to know that for certain.

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