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8y ago
Was that the pressure too high for you to exhale or too low to overcome the apnea?
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The conspiracy theory is he is funding the migrant caravan, not that he has "earmark $500 million for investments that specifically address the needs of migrants, refugees and host communities."
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Most companies don't need "earth-shattering 'data science'", they need a way convey a narrative with their information and maybe try to deduce something from it. I work as a programmer at an architecture company and
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And in Rome, where famously Marcus Licinius Crassus' private fire fighters would arrive to a fire but first haggle over the price before attempting to put it out.
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How about a podcast about programming subjects? Would probably be more beneficial and less distracting than trying to write code while driving.
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The journalist asked a question. A question that seems very legitimate to me. "I asked President Trump what he thinks of people seeing his rhetoric as emboldening white nationalists and whether he was concerned that Republicans would b
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The White House is making it a big deal to use as reasoning for pulling Acosta's press credentials indefinitely.
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I've been doing the Khan Academy linear algebra course which is good too.
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"Every person who shall monopolize, or attempt to monopolize, or combine or conspire with any other person or persons, to monopolize any part of the trade or commerce among the several States, or with foreign nations, shall be deemed g
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She was 19.
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In the US we are currently enjoying the government (at least in the executive) that the majority of people did not vote for.
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They don't look like pickaxe marks at all to me. They aren't as uniform or straight, they aren't all going in the same direction and they don't have uniform depths. https://perstoremyr.files.wordpress.com/
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I know it's a cliche but forcing yourself to exercise when I feel that helps me. It distracts me from that feeling and afterwards I find if I'm "bored" it is much more likely to be the first type OP mentioned because I f
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I don't believe there is a heavy bias in favor of female doctors, I believe it is a field still majority male, although becoming almost equal. Nurses were traditionally the only actual healthcare profession open to women so it makes se
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> Some "random guy that's making a startup" presumably would do things to be safe, and ethical, no? I assume the exact opposite of nearly every startup.
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Minimum wage laws for tipped employees (in the US) is also why I always tip with cash.
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> The nature of science being what it is, the science probably has to come first, with the art emerging from it Most of science fiction kinda disputes this though. A scientist has to have the imagination to construct the experiment.
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Reminds me of the scene at the end of Real Genius when they get their laser chemical laser to finally work and it puts a hole through the building.
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For the colonies there is https://securethecall.org/ "Secure the Call is a 501(c)(3) charity that provides free 911 emergency-only cell phone to Domestic Violence Centers, Senior Citizen Centers, Police and Sheriff dep
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Just fantastic.
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The NYT does a whole section called "The Week in Good News", it's a nice palette cleanser. https://www.nytimes.com/spotlight/the-week-in-good-news
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There are many ethnic and racial slurs that were used in previous generations - that doesn't mean they are acceptable today. Surely you don't use some of the examples drfuchs gave even though they were once common place.
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I fell on skis going 55mph. Broke my wrist and thumb.
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I think most adults are fine with hearing, "hey that word comes from a bigoted place" and replying, "oh I had no idea, I'll try to use a different word in the future."
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They include assets but not retirement funds. https://financialaid.rice.edu/rice-investment-faqs
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Something weird to me about the FBI not having good enough technical abilities that the cooperation of these three had such an effect.
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I added my phone number when I first bought a domain without realizing anything about whois. Now almost 4 years later I still get at least 3 calls a day from telemarketers selling "web development" services. It makes for many unne
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Master/slave doesn't carry baggage because of political activists and race-baiters but because of the US' history of slavery/racism.
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Other people have had a similar complaint, that this one person resorted to name calling immediately doesn't offer proof to me they were not sincere or that this issue isn't something some people legitimately care about.
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The person mentioned in the post obviously didn't assume that after they started name calling but I think you could assume good faith usage of those words and still have a problem with it.
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