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511.
by rendall 2y ago
I just think wellness aside you should get other food than cat food for your mom.
512.
by rendall 2y ago
Look. I understand that some Germans were not at all involved in subsidizing erotic call centers, and those innocent Germans should be left in peace. But it's not at all clear how many Germans have been subsidizing erotic call center
513.
by rendall 2y ago
I really think it's time we had answers from the German government on this question.
514.
by rendall 2y ago
Are you saying Germans subsidized erotic call centers by accident?
515.
by rendall 2y ago
> Nobody has time to do this anymore Can you say more about that?
516.
by rendall 2y ago
I'm curious. Why do you use Google if you don't like their results?
517.
by rendall 3y ago
Similar experience. Everyone got a credit card and was encouraged to use it.
518.
by rendall 3y ago
> This isn't contested in political philosophy circles. *[citation needed]
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by rendall 3y ago
I at first misread "TLDR; Please don't do this:" as applying to the entire article. I read it expecting a kind of McSweeney's parody where it gives you terrible advice. Really confused because the advice was good and n
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by rendall 3y ago
> The two are fundamentally incomparable You're not wrong. A paradigm shift is not an incremental change but a disruption of fundamentals. > From my perspective the implications of this are dire. These changes are scary, es
521.
by rendall 3y ago
> I'm not sure I follow your argument, because neither synthesizers nor recordings write music. The argument is that each technology advance accompanied resistance followed by adaptation. "Recorded music" was arguably as
522.
by rendall 3y ago
I do think this is an interesting perspective even though I disagree that monarchies result in more long-term thinking. You do raise the issue of how to structure government to encourage more long-term, or rational, planning. I don't t
523.
by rendall 3y ago
I am an immigrant from the US to the socialist hellhole of Finland, and it's quite delightful here.
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by rendall 3y ago
It might be too broad a brush to paint capitalism or democracy as the unique cause of the Bay Area problem of unaffordable housing, given that affordable housing exists in both capitalist and democratic regions in the US and around the
525.
by rendall 3y ago
Your thesis here is that since housing is unaffordable in California, and California is a democracy, therefore democracy produces unaffordable housing?
526.
by rendall 3y ago
> so why did it lose out? The video suggests that it was difficult to replicate and extremely expensive.
527.
by rendall 3y ago
My team's go-to site for ice-breaking questions began recycling questions, so I built a no-track open source icebreaker that weekend. Feel free to use and abuse it for your own social icebreaking needs. You can use it to break the ice
528.
by rendall 3y ago
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529.
by rendall 3y ago
As an aside frequency domain sounds like a great name for a live music venue.
530.
by rendall 3y ago
> The final nail in the coffin was me failing calc 3 twice so I don't think they were unacademic This failure also may be a sign that it was the wrong school. A course taught badly or indifferently can make a subject tedious or di
531.
by rendall 3y ago
I once worked for a consultancy that had something similar, and tied those satisfaction metrics to quarterly bonuses, so they were guaranteed to be inflated.
532.
by rendall 3y ago
...and, continuing the cycle next season, devs will (re)discover NoSQL and document DBMS. I do wonder if this phenomenon of trendy tech is somehow integral to advancing the state of the industry, the SWE equivalent of early adopters. "
533.
by rendall 3y ago
If I had the answer to that I'd be a billionaire.
534.
by rendall 3y ago
I'm confused by your use of the word incapacitation here. You don't mean incarceration ?
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by rendall 3y ago
> Incarceration really isn't far from medieval punishments. Sincere question: in your ideal world, what would be done in this case? I, too, am dubious that 25 entire years serves justice. On the other hand, many victims' enti
536.
by rendall 3y ago
Maybe? The discipline of using typecript and carefully distinct commits might not have solved this particular problem, but I suspect a team that does this would not be facing this issue as a Friday night 10 hour debugging session.
537.
by rendall 3y ago
Just leave it. It could lead to a contract for you down the line. Or kudos. Or, nothing, but you've made coworkers' lives a little bit easier. I doubt there would be legal consequence for deleting it, unless the company were feeli
538.
by rendall 3y ago
"Even the wiki says so"? Wikipedia itself says that no one should rely on it as a source. It is not a source.
539.
by rendall 3y ago
Well, just calling it a "right wing talking point" and walking away is not an argument. Explain in detail where it's wrong. Let's compare facts.
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by rendall 3y ago
I'm not arguing. Not attacking. Just asking what you meant.

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