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by sattoshi 9y ago
I think he is highlighting that the problem is not the weapons but rather the people wielding them. These people will use the next best thing and the bans only really affect law abiding citizens.
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by sattoshi 9y ago
Probably the "asians" again /s
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by sattoshi 9y ago
>Now, I might know my husband well enough to tell when his scowl means he’s puzzling something out versus when I should head for the hills, but that’s because I’ve had years of experience learning what his facial movements mean in differ
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by sattoshi 9y ago
Most of your post is talking about clothing size. I don't know what to say about it. Why does any diversity except thought matter? After all, that is the argument I have for racist diversity: "different perspectives". If I
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by sattoshi 9y ago
How are those less clear discriminators? I am sure I could find a study showing that attractive people have a better shot at getting the job. Height is attractive.
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by sattoshi 9y ago
Wordpress has themes
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by sattoshi 9y ago
Anecdotes but women in tech I spoke to dislike the diversity initiatives as they get seen a token employee who is only there because she is a woman and not because of her skills. Kind of needlessly degrading.
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by sattoshi 9y ago
Diversity always seems like a silly objective. Of all things, why focus on race and gender? How about hairstyle? Why not height? Maybe I feel like my weight is not represented fairly! I'm just poking fun. Those aren't real questio
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by sattoshi 9y ago
How is it different from a cms?
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by sattoshi 9y ago
My experience matches yours. Martin is very nice person who just enjoys attention. He didn't deserve this. Big Pharma deserves way worse though.
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by sattoshi 9y ago
Sounds like a sailed ship
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by sattoshi 9y ago
This is my experience throughout gradeschool as well. The explanation is quite evident: the immigration policies put in place promote such that only the best come in.
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by sattoshi 9y ago
Don't chew all day = have one set of problems Chew all day = another set of problems We can't win, can we?
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by sattoshi 9y ago
I like how this comment has 3 replies saying different things. I am now feeling less informed than I was after the first reply.
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by sattoshi 9y ago
I may not agree with you on everything you stand for (or against) but I feel for your position the more I read comments that speak ill of you. If nothing else, these people come off as sociopathic and it makes me wonder if they are in oppos
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by sattoshi 9y ago
He didn't mention using it under a company. I was tempted to use this for personal projects as I don't care where my code gets uploaded, it's all on github anyways. The reviews above made me reconsider.
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by sattoshi 9y ago
Yeah, ugly as hell.
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Should not* throw away
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by sattoshi 9y ago
Okay what should we call fundemental and federally enforced privileges granted to individuals by the state that cannot be disregarded by anybody? Ah.. rights.. that's basically what they are. Nobody is forced to listen to you, yet you
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by sattoshi 9y ago
Hello there Stalin! Jokes aside, we should throw away the fundemental luxeries of western civilization for the future. We can compromise on them but not to the degree of going back a century or two.
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by sattoshi 9y ago
You can configure most systems to use SOCKS everywhere
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by sattoshi 9y ago
>European countries, such as Sweden, migrants are more likely to get into trouble than locals, but this is mostly because they are more likely to be young and male. I don't even know where to start with this. Could it be that young
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by sattoshi 9y ago
What would you call the descendant of a Frenchman who settled in Quebec during the 1600s ? Immigrant? No. Settler? Not really after so many years. As an immigrant, I view them as natives Quebecers. What would you call them?
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by sattoshi 9y ago
Flat fee for infinite power. X/Infinity = ~0
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by sattoshi 9y ago
I am currently in Moscow and I can tell anybody from Moscow just by their first sentence based on pronounciation - but almost only that. That is because Russian has a governing body that dictates what "real" russian is. English ha
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This probably wasn't why he came to HN..
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by sattoshi 9y ago
It means a LOT actually. The 20$ a nice stranger gives won't even feed you for a day in some places. Compare it with a more rural area where you could survive on it for a week. In terrible conditions but not starving.
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by sattoshi 9y ago
I read a comment here that there is slightly less than 7000 homeless people there. I ask not why they are homeless, but why are they there rather than in a cheaper area?
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by sattoshi 9y ago
This is what happens with you don't account for human nature in corporate spreadsheets. This is a situation where even a 0.0001% apple tax would have caused great harm since people would object to that on principle alone.
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by sattoshi 9y ago
We both know that paying more is not something Uber will do. Their question was "What can we do about this without losing more money?"

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