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powerslacker
4y ago
I would like to add that "free market" is a bad description of the state of markets with the United States in general. The government has directly affected the price and legality of many goods including cheese, magnets, corn, hous
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powerslacker
4y ago
You are making many moral claims. Your standard for what is moral are all over the place but you just made one: > "...our societal precedent for freedom overrides whatever personal harm it might cause" You've just appealed
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powerslacker
4y ago
Its absurd to take someone's opinion on an a completely unrelated issue and then apply it as a blanket denunciation of all their opinions or speech. Having an unorthodox opinion, even being a flat earther, says next to nothing about yo
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powerslacker
4y ago
What has that got to do with this thread?
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powerslacker
4y ago
You are equating the happiness of the individuals involved as the basis for determining whether or not the action is moral. Its inherently a hedonistic perspective. Of course you can't make a moral claim that prostitution is wrong if y
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powerslacker
4y ago
Jlawson is responding to the argument being made about whether or not patch notes are an appropriate place for political, philosophical, or moral perspectives NOT whether or not the ToS was violated.
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powerslacker
4y ago
If life is ultimately meaningless then why not? The world you are talking about where people work to better the future for themselves and their progeny is reliant on life having some kind of purpose or meaning. If the universe is the result
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powerslacker
4y ago
Recharge Payments (software engineer) Very practical interviews all the way through. No one even mentioned linked lists/binary trees.
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powerslacker
4y ago
Has anyone ever told you that your attitude toward other states comes across as arrogance?
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powerslacker
4y ago
No. You're not the weird one. Most people do not have nudes floating around the internet.
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powerslacker
4y ago
It's incredible that tax dollars go to funding the publication of this kind of material with a government seal of approval on it! Certainly much of history is a matter of interpretation, certain historical works are more trustworthy th
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powerslacker
4y ago
If you bought gold at spot before the COVID debacle you're still ahead. I'd call that protection from inflation.
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powerslacker
4y ago
All good reasons to stay away from software. Would be lovely to learn one "stack" and stick to it.
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powerslacker
4y ago
> It's hard to describe on a resume or give measurable achievements You absolutely must give measurable achievements. Team size, number of documents authored, anything! Prove that you worked somewhere and didn't just take a pay
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powerslacker
4y ago
What a load of poppycock.
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powerslacker
4y ago
> Students hear about software grads getting tremendous starting salaries. Why should they choose hardware engineering? I didn't. They shouldn't either. It's a harder job, with less perks, for less money. The real question
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powerslacker
4y ago
This is clickbait
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powerslacker
4y ago
Holy guacamole some of y'all live in fantasy land. Facism is a real thing and it's actually dangerous. Like millions upon millions in death camps dangerous. Tug-of-war on Constitutional interpretation should be expected. All that
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powerslacker
4y ago
Your hysteria about Republicans isn't helping your case one bit. A full facist takeover? Most Republicans are barely competent. They couldn't takeover an unarmed city state if they tried.
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powerslacker
4y ago
Google Cloud Architect
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4y ago
I live in the suburbs and I have a similar view. Kids play in the street unsupervised, well-behaved dogs are free to roam, bikes are left in driveways without chains, and cars are left unlocked. I can't stand being in big cities for mo
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4y ago
You are right to be dubious.
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powerslacker
4y ago
I wouldn't.
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powerslacker
4y ago
SSO/2FA should be required. It's less burdensome on the end users than expecting training to fix their bad behavior.
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powerslacker
4y ago
I worship God, have put my faith in Jesus, and I trust in his divine providence. If your hope relies on humanity figuring it out and working together, your anxieties are only going to get worse over time.
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4y ago
If someone has remote access to your machine, you're already owned.
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powerslacker
4y ago
Yes, death by crucifixion predates Jesus. The Ancient Romans used it often.
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4y ago
If you need them then pay them.
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4y ago
> Evidence is collected and evaluated in an unbiased, objective manner, and those methods have to be available to other scientists for replication. This is the ideal but its not common. > Experts have advanced degrees, published resea
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4y ago
Seems like they pull a stunt like this every year.
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