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3y ago
Just gotta get custom made SPD dress shoes :)
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It affects one gender a lot more than the other.
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I spent the first 10 years of my working life without a car. Then bought one just to see what was going to happen. Here are some niceties of car ownership: - No need to plan around transportation times. - Staying at the party after the last
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3y ago
One could just use "person", "one", or alternate genders... Seeing singular "them", "zhe", "Xe" just distracts me into thinking about the author's political orientation.
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The best thing is that it's mobile, so it won't keep the neighborhood awake the whole night like a club would, while still making you laugh in your pajamas asking yourself if you had really just seen Fofão dancing in front of your
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3y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20231103011502/https://www.nytim...
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Same here. I am not even afraid of it anymore, at least not consciously. It's actually fun trying to hold tight onto consciousness--an existential rodeo sort of thing. In any case, I just accept it and make sure I am sitting/lying
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3y ago
As a GUI-burntout person, I want a fully mechanical car, with gas lamps for headlights and a Coffman engine starter.
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3y ago
more like "tak tak hiiiiiissssss tak tak hiiiiiiiiisss"
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3y ago
It always feels like I am chewing the chalk. No matter how I like the visual aspect of chalk, the other senses revolt.
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I think it has died right when services started ranking posts with engagement algorithms. The world changed a lot after Facebook ceased to display chronologically.
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3y ago
> Will a brand ever produce a reliable, mechanical car? Take a look at Dacia.
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Thanks for all the additional info! I should have added that my preference is for the definition of a unified gospel throughout the codebase/organization, Google's just being the one we ended up picking. >Working with tabs allo
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3y ago
"Use only spaces, and indent 2 spaces at a time. We use spaces for indentation. Do not use tabs in your code. You should set your editor to emit spaces when you hit the tab key." https://google.github.io/styleguide
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3y ago
Which amounts too...
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> "two sources familiar with the matter" as saying employees on the team, still known as Facebook Agile Silicon Team (FAST), were notified of layoffs yesterday via Meta's internal communication platform Workplace. "Ag
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3y ago
I wonder if any of this is also related with leg day nausea.
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3y ago
I once saw for sale a new copy of "F**k Plastic", wrapped in plastic.
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3y ago
And lots of time to tune things and solve all little problems, and manually implement things when abstractions hamper performance.
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3y ago
The writing tool affects the choice of words and, by extension, the thought itself. With a pencil you can rest the tip on the paper and you can erase its traces, but it has lateral drag and requires some downward force. The fountain pen req
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3y ago
How much "view of greed" has fallen on airline companies for fluctuating the price of their seats based on demand? Sure thing it makes buying air tickets a lot more stressful, but we do get low cost trips if we plan ahead, or a mu
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3y ago
Why not: The poet is a man who feigns Who's so good at his act He manages to feign as pain The pain he feels in fact.
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3y ago
And of course, both translations have to do without the "fingidor/finge dor" wordplay.
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The poet is a faker Who's so good at his act He even fakes the pain Of pain he feels in fact.
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3y ago
Sucralose.
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3y ago
When are we getting the same for suggary stuff?
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https://www.onedayyoullfindyourself.com/rehearsing-an-argume... It took me time and pain to learn this one. I was immediately happier after I did. I am not sure I would have had the same insight just from reading the book t
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3y ago
> If one wants to get in shape they almost need to make fitness a hobby. "In shape" is the normal state of a human being. If you want to get in shape you just need to disconnect from the high calorie food supply and eat normal,
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> One day you’ll find yourself wanting washboard abs. Wait it out. Worrying about your abs is unbecoming after the age of 35, and achieving a six-pack only means you’ll eventually be a guy who once had a six-pack. It's sad to place
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As someone who gets deeply irritated by filler words, I will try to tell you why it makes me feel like that. People who abuse filler words do so to keep the line busy because they fear being interrupted. Their speech is a continuous and anx
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