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poiuyt098
4mo ago
A lot of blame-trump-copium, itt this has been happening before anyone even thought trump would run: in 2015 trudeau ran on cancelling the f35 purchase. So what did obama do to canadians?
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4mo ago
yes. in 2015 trudeau ran a campaign on cancelling the F35 purchase https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lockheed_Martin_F-35_Lightning...
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5mo ago
Unskilled labor yes there's a surplus, but many skilled industries face large shortages. >Surely there is enough accumulated capital to pay for the things you mention with higher wage Then hyperinflation will eat it up. And I'm
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Birth Rate Debate: 40% of Girls Will Never Be Mothers [video]
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5mo ago
Some interesting details to consider that I haven't seen mentioned in the usual hn discussions. eg. Cities failing, no revenue or employees to keep electric, water, sewer, police, etc., infrastructure funded.
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8mo ago
Canada must integrate with USA and help subsidize advanced tech, not freeload and nickle&dime it's giant landmass defense as it has been for decades. This shitshow's been going on long enough https://news.ycombinato
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2y ago
Already went through this stupid exercise 10 years ago with Trudeau's fiasco that wasted a decade and billions just to fly Australia's junkyard https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lockheed_Martin_F-35_Lightning...
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2y ago
While girls are looking at planet alignments and star constellations for zodiac signs, we nerds get hi-tech informed astrology... complete with a horoscope at the end, hehe.
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2y ago
Would be interesting if they also recorded steroid hormone contraceptive use by the women, and perhaps their menstrual cycle phase. There seems to be some dispute whether strong daily doses alter preferences.
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2y ago
that's extremely patronizing to women
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3y ago
How about making it submit the "off" value while you're at it? So I wouldn't need js hacks for arrays of checkboxes on forms.
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3y ago
my 2012 ford edge has this built in https://www.ford.com/support/how-tos/keys-and-locks/mykey/my...
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3y ago
idk, hard to believe that with spellcheckers being built into every text editor, the post is riddled with errors. Very sloppy or almost intentional.
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3y ago
This is something I really hate in KDE- you choose date/time formats with a dropdown of flags, and it doesn't even give you a preview of the short format, so you have to cycle through hundreds of options and click-click-click each
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3y ago
I'm saying that there are real differences between men and women and what they look for in a mate, and what ultimately matters over a timespan >1 generation is who is making more babies, because without that preliminary step nothing
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3y ago
The 'ground truth' is biology and genetics. Women are attracted to men with certain characteristics. Only women can have children. Men are aggressive and fight wars and impregnate women. If you're not reproducing>2 and wan
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3y ago
Could be worded as Low barrier to entry and highly compensated. Kids get into it just by having the tenacity to do whatever it takes to make it chooch. It's all that counts.
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3y ago
your theory does not match reality, and it's a political movement. As pointed out in TFA gandhi was killed by a (fellow?) hindu nationalist in 1948 because gandhi was in favor of giving part of india to muslims
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3y ago
Most jobs I've had require some dealing with the other. Knowing the differences and how to handle the interfaces would be a requirement for either position. I'd certainly prefer to hire someone with both tools available, to use wh
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3y ago
while we're at it, stop saying "python"... which python are you talking about 1, 2, 2.6, 3, 3.x ??
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3y ago
> 3. However, from the past experience with physics, we know that mathematical infinities or singularities are often just an evidence of the theory breaking down. So perhaps it's the case here, and a more complete theory will allow
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4y ago
Dismissing a huge part of society and the history (and future) of civilization as "just status-seeking" is a bit unconsidered.
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4y ago
so to tell someone a meeting's at 8:45, do you write 1/4:9 because that's how humans say it, or still the non-stupid way?
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4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Precursorism states it more clearly "... a characteristic of that kind of historical writing in which the author seeks antecedents of present-day institutions or ideas in earlier hist
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The Four Loves ('Philia' or 'Friendship') by C.S. Lewis
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4y ago
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4y ago
the more popular "Cheese Eating Surrender Monkeys"
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4y ago
Because it does matter: to a large extent it's a zero-sum game. Our tools evolve, and without popularity they and your skills will stagnate and you'll be less productive over time. IT is changing fast and a stream of fresh convert
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4y ago
no one has a reason to pop a wheelie on a bike, or do skateboard tricks, or wear stilettos, but some things just make you look cool!
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6y ago
Why are celebrities famous in the first place? because people care what they are doing and wearing and eating.
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6y ago
> I look for strong documentation, integration with tools for observability and deployment, and compatibility with a well understood runtime that makes operations easier. Great, let's see those metrics tested and compared in an easy
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