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What alternative exists that’s better than “fine”? All of the popular framework options have major cons/arguments against. It’s almost as if some of the choices we make when picking software development ecosystems are subjective.
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It's not just a lack of housing. Airbnb is changing neighborhoods by creating increased demand for vacation friendly activities and turning some areas into an effective full time weekend. It's taking popular neighborhoods like the
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The biggest difficulty here is enforcement. You can create laws based around how frequently a residence is rented or whether it's the full residence rented or merely part of the residence but then you need to actually enforce those law
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Yes but Ambien doesn't have a side effect of gifting the taker racist views.
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It's not just that, anti-tax zealot Grover Norquist has outsized interest on the right and he gets republicans to sign a pledge to not raise taxes, and if they violate the pledge Norquist raises money and campaigns against them. The pr
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Well she says in her account the large majority of people at Riot Games are lovely. The problem tends to be that there are powerful people who the company has strong reasons not to fire that perpetuate the worst behavior. Then the culture o
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It’s not stock in a public company or money in your IRA, it’s alcohol, drink up & enjoy!
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Actually at least in my experience the people into expensive alcohol tend to like collecting it, which I find odd. I'm into food and I enjoy food with my friends who are also into food (note I said food, it doesn't have to be expe
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I'm going to recommend some fiction. Man v. Nature by Diane Cook is an amazing read, filled with Kafkaesque, conceptual short stories that all also have real portraits of humanity when faced with extreme circumstances. It's my fav
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Similar project: Bro pages, like man pages but short examples of common use cases instead of extensive documentation. http://bropages.org/
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What did you expect? That I had a website that says “I am very poor, please donate money to me?” Or maybe “I am a tough SOB from the hood that made it good at google and now i’m a crypto millionaire who boxes in my spare time to drown out t
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Tell me about my background It’s absolute bullshit that you assume you know so much about me from browsing my web presence I didn’t ask for an apology and what I said about my life is true. You seem to have some kind of complex about class
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Yea I did, what is it to you? Do you take joy in asking that question? Does it make you feel better to know my mom was a single parent without very much money? Do you feel like you productively added to the conversation?
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I wish someone would write a useful version of this for the question “what should I do to make the most of my life when my family is poor or somehow less fortunate?” A lot of this would still apply but there’s a huge percentage of the popul
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Note: optimism in SF more easily sighted when you’re a well off tech worker
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The New Yorker typically doesn't provide news, with some exceptions such as Ronan Farrow's reporting on Harvey Weinstein. The New Yorker provides the perspective of it's writers which is always going to depend on the editoria
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SEEKING WORK - Berlin, Germany or Remote (originally from NYC, can work in U.S. as well as make trips to US east coast) Experienced full stack Javascript & Ruby developer with work history focused on startups. Some big company (e.g. NY
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I understand the sentiment but propaganda and prediction are vastly different fields. Some of the things they were doing were: spreading misinformation, undermining trust in real information and spreading negative affect. Those all seem mor
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SEEKING WORK - Berlin, Germany or Remote (originally from NYC, can make trips to US east coast) Experienced full stack Ruby and Javascript developer with work history focused on startups. Some big company (e.g. NY Times, Cleversafe), small
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There's a huge difference between "no system is perfect" and "the dominant process for development work in our industry completely ignores work that nurtures employees into being better employees."
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If the system has to be gamed to achieve the best results for your team then the system is flawed.
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The author could certainly go further into detail and while sparse writing can be great writing here it feels like too much is left unsaid.
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My interpretation of the original comment isn't that context is key, it's that the internet amplifies the kind of extremist speech that wouldn't reach very many people pre-internet. For example: a suburban white supremacist i
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The rolling substitutions are a big thing people fail to bring up when talking about the danger of the game. Between the platoons and rolling substitutions the game is designed to be a string of never ending high impact hits. There's l
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Where in Brooklyn? Williamsburg & Bushwick are teeming with cops
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I strongly disagree with you. There is research in social psychology showing it is difficult for most people to reason from technical, statistical arguments. One thing I have noticed reading political essays recently is that the emotional i
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Are you saying everything that exists outside of deeply researched technical arguments is propaganda? I'm not talking about misleading people, I'm talking about finding ways to reach people who will never be interested in digestin
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We need to use whatever arguments are effective to steer people and governments to good policy as long as we know those arguments are supporting a cause that is scientifically backed. Some people don't get and don't want to get sc
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NBA’s Golden State Warriors Spied on Fans via Smartphone App, Lawsuit Alleges
(thedailybeast.com)
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Are jokes about men ‘hate speech’? Facebook seems to think so
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