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scollet
5y ago
There are infinite jobs. What other parts are confusing about the ethos?
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5y ago
It's not the same and I don't see why we would need to put someone in jail for your analogy.
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5y ago
I'm protesting Kellogg brands by boycotting them. My intent here is 100% to harm the company by hurting their bottom line.
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5y ago
What does this even mean?
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5y ago
Did you get the promotion?
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5y ago
I think what they are saying is Kanye makes a feature.
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5y ago
Why is that?
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5y ago
Tangentially related, but they killed party match-making with rank disparity requirements. Not sure if this was to prevent smurfing, but I can't play with friends who are over one rank higher. Personal grudge of the week.
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5y ago
Shitty in that there was literal shit, but I get your point.
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5y ago
I usually work from a Dutch angle because some code really has me cocking my head.
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5y ago
They are not. All the context and conversations are stripped.
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5y ago
How do they taste?
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5y ago
What is a rating
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5y ago
Let's expand the scope too. Try searching for any product outside your wheelhouse and it quickly devolves into an undergrad research endeavor. I can't trust the first or second page results because of SEO. Then every page after qu
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5y ago
How do you perform RCA on such a complex system?
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5y ago
It's more a correlation of dead comments and value added. I haven't seen a compelling denialist argument, so maybe they're dead because they're not compelling? From a distance I'd estimate maybe 40-50% of commenters
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5y ago
I don't think consumers on the lower class strata could be blamed for climate change, but we have a series of massive industrial complexes and incentives which creates a lot of feedback. Those without the means don't really have t
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5y ago
It slots nicely with Blender and Krita in what might be the perfect indie developer production pipeline.
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5y ago
We'll pray for you.
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5y ago
I used to be like this. One of my greatest friends and associates lives for life itself. When we first collaborated on a project I had gotten a head start on it and was investing crazy hours. As if it were the rule, I burnt out after the co
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5y ago
Being poor is incredibly expensive.
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5y ago
We could Home Alone it instead! Trip wire between the seats. Instead of those oxygen masks it's a hammer that swings down. Hot iron on the bathroom pull handle.
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5y ago
Both great reads. Also very interesting because at some points they even tread the same waters.
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5y ago
Amazing.
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5y ago
It's George, Man, and Superman, but I don't put esoterica past you. It was just a silly joke.
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5y ago
Game Maker Studio???
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5y ago
Hmm. It's not? I mean your original sentence still stands...
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5y ago
GMS
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5y ago
That's untrue. I'll bet my life that the population of students uninterested in excelling is around 50 people in the entire US.
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5y ago
Nothing is lost by ejecting to the next level. All higher education should be free anyways, so it becomes a market of ideas like it should be.
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