rosywoozlechan

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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
Since this claim about company survival after firing 80% of engineers has been presented without evidence, it can be dismissed without evidence. The author doesn't seem credible looking at their LinkedIn either.
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
Can you explain how "National Security Letters and secret FISA courts" violate US laws? If they don't violate US laws can you explain how they're examples of how the US doesn't' respect the rule of law? If you
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
> Why are tech workers so resistant to organized action? If you mean software engineers when saying "tech workers" because unions make it harder to fire people. There's not much that makes a software engineer's job ha
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
I don't think this is an earnest attempt to help his victims. He must know how ridiculous it is to ask for someone to repay his victims losses with nothing to offer in return. Feels like a legal strategy to mitigate criminal and civil
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20221115182258/https://www.econo...
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
Yeah, I'll believe it if I see ISW update their maps. Until then this is just another psyops op.
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
I don't believe there's enough data in the original comment to assume that the market prevented them from being able to fulfill their living working with physics. It said they could make more money running a restaurant. If that it
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
I get it, but I do get some satisfaction out of observing when justifications of perceived value meet market realities. I don't think it's bad, I think it's interesting, and the person made the choice that was theirs to make.
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
ok, you're insulting the guy's restaurant and the market disagrees with you, apparently
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
Why is this :( though? The market is working and filling a market opportunity. Maybe he likes running his own business? Unless he was being discriminated against for being a Russian immigrant and treated unfairly?
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
I feel like most people are simply coping with the Twitter takeover. People and pundits may have no agency in the matter but they certainly have lots of opinions. You can't will Twitter to fail as much as you might want that to be poss
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
It's a pretty cool aircraft. Hope it serves well.
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
fentanyl I think is what's replaced meth at this point.
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
Yes, if you mean pseudoephedrine, that's to stop the production of meth.
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
> When did we become so comfortable with the government mandating presentation of papers and tracking of private transactions? Have you ever run a business? You have to track a lot already. For the IRS, for your business license, for aud
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
I don't drink alcohol
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
it's a cross-sectional study and thus cannot be used to infer causality, so it doesn't warrant behavioral changes?
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
I didn't make this claim that someone would be good just because of the amount of time spent, the claim I made that is harsh criticism to make when they have. For example if you just started strength training, have been at it for just
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
> not at all original. > But, even if she did have a distinctive style This is some rough criticism of an artist who's dedicated their profession and life to art. > is (nice, but) This made it all OK!
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
The gravitational pull of the largest market nearby probably has too high an escape velocity for a struggling economy like UK's to overcome.
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
I think you're just describing court packing because maybe you disagree with the outcome based on your partisan politics?
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
Right, if you can see the sun and know the time of the day why do you need a watch for this.
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
You didn't read the article and are leaving a comment based on the title
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
I agree, it's not ugly at all. Looks super cool.
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
But using the trademark and copyrighted content from the game on a website is risk free?
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
Lots of smaller companies that have comparable compensation will continue to offer work from home. If a non-FANG position isn't a dealbreaker for you, you can do just fine if Google does end up requiring everyone to go back to the offi
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
idk I'm a legit happy customer :\
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
I checked my billing history with Fastmail, and it looks like I've been a customer since 2014. I've never regretted it. I have two emails with GB of space each. I love the web interface, I love the 2fa options, I love android app.
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
It's kind of a standardization given that uniforms, other clothing, accessories, wall mounted devices, etc all expect the same relative dimensions for these things. Attaching a circle to a sewn in velcro patch that expects a rectangle
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by rosywoozlechan 4y ago
Right, I wasn't suggesting fake friendliness, just like something better than making generalizations that bring up the spector of hidden bad people working at the company and nobody knows whose head is going to roll. It creates uncerta

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